RE: NAV or Book Value post N Sea & GOI18 Nov 2021 18:39
Megla, thou doth protest too much? What is the raison d'être behind your litany of posts same theme 'SP Lower than the current SP after divi posts. Whats the MO? Quotes over the last 7 days - same theme - we get it, totally disagree mind you as the SP will be £3 less the divi - higher than today....
'Of course the share price will drop on ex-dividend date and 100% it will be lower than the current price of 186p.
Even from 225p, the share price would end up at 150p, which is significantly lower than the current price,
Current price of 192p, minus the 75p, so would be 117p.
Obviously the market will adjust the share price on the ex dividend date, but no one knows what the share price will be the day prior to this date.
All I’m trying to do is understand is how this will play out. So if the share price does stay the same as now (192p), and the market adjusts efficiently based on the divi, the company would be buying back an absolute mountain of shares at 117p with the $200m allocated.
Divi is 73p at current exchanges rates, so if the share price adjusts from 185p, the company would be buying back stock at 112p per share, so 130m shares (it won’t happen at this price).
Share price post divi adjustment would be 110p, which would allow the company to buyback 133m shares with the $200m buyback,
All I’m trying to do is understand is how this will play out. So if the share price does stay the same as now (192p), and the market adjusts efficiently based on the divi, the company would be buying back an absolute mountain of shares at 117p with the $200m allocated.