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Disgusting, can't sell om the exchange, but can seel for cheap to their banking pals.
exchange is a bad word....?
seems bizarre that they cant be traded on the german ************** but can be sold to a German company....if that easy then why not another broker - say a a British firm offering the correct price?
Diadulus, I remember years ago when I was getting my CBT certificate, the lecturer was pretty down to earth. One of the trainees was a Life Coach, and he was banging on about how his clients where, often big business owners all high functioning Individuals, the lecturer laughed, 'High functioning, a good portion of the company owners I've ever met have been complete psychopaths'! Business (and politics) is full of them, no pity, no remorse, big fin, buyer, or seller, beware.
Tis always the way :( I'm not a fan of the Daily Mail, but read a story or two in the Money Section over the years about people looking for help after selling 'locked' shares to a company then realising they've been ripped off. If Metafina thought these would never be tradable they wouldn't buy them, like others have said here, it's opportunistic and legalised sadly.
Kinda not seeing how it can be OK for a company to trade on another company that has had it's sells pipeline blocked by the country in which it is based. Also totally disgusting that it will be exploiting its own countries citizens financial sufferings to line it's own pockets. This is not capitalism this is legalised theft through exploiting a distressed share price that is only that way due, in part to, it's own countries actions.
Shocking on so many levels and seemingly completely fine with the German authorities for their citizens to be trapped in a share they bought in good faith while their government buy goods, commodities and services from RUSSIA every day. Makes perfect 'sense' to punish Russia by preventing German civilians from selling their shares doesn't it? Nonsense aside, it's a disgraceful move by a company operating in a moral vacuum taking advantage of something that was supposed to impact Russia NOT the citizens of the countries imposing the supposed sanctions.
If a number of Germans wanted/needed to sell their shares, I would be of a mind to think POLY could use some of the retained dividend cash to buy back any shares at the current market price so the Germans aren't disadvantaged (if that's possible legally and sanctions wise). It would show good faith and also be massively value accretive as the shares could be either held in treasury to sell back into the market at a much higher price, or cancelled which will reduce the number of shares in issue and therefore increase future earnings per share.
Win WIn
IRO 10p in the £? Wow, they sound right dodgy, AND just when there's possible light at the end of the tunnel, Kaz worth many multiples, hoping for panic buyers I guess.
Heck I'd offer 0.5 euros for a gut full, cept my gut is already full :)
They are offering €0.32 per share
very cheeky !
Issuer: Metafina GmbH / Key word(s): Acquisition/Corporate Action
09.08.2022 / 13:22
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
German Metafina GmbH issued a purchase offer for shares of Polymetal International plc.
Trading in shares of Polymetal International plc is currently suspended at German stock exchanges. German owners of shares who wish, but are not able to sell their shares, may sell their shares to Metafina GmbH.
This offer is especially addressing German share owners not being able to sell their shares through exchanges.
This is not a mandatory offer. Owners do not have to sell their shares, but may opt to do so, for example due to liquidity demands.
Metafina GmbH intends to issue further offers to buy bonds, shares or certificates not being traded on regulated markets.
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