RE: Unlocking the master plan13 Dec 2014 20:26
Yes,
"the assets, intellectual property rights and businesses that constitute GOS Systems": quality businesses turning over millions of pounds p.a., debt-free, and profitable. That on its own has to be worth a penny a share minimum to TGL, with plenty of upside, and we should certainly hope that this will be reflected in acquisition negotiations.
The amount of equity TGL has to give away for a coming acquisition will be determined by the respective bargaining positions of the two parties, and what each side sees a fair value for its offering. The pre-existing market value of TGL will have some bearing on this, but only some.
And it's quite possible for a deal to be struck at a price of a penny even is the market price is half that, if that's considered to be a more accurate reflection of the value of TGL at present and of the enlarged company.
That said, the deal should be a (largely) paper-based transaction, and the s.p. at which the deal is struck should be a nominal figure.
More important is the quality and size of the business being acquired, and the amount of equity that TGL has to give away to acquire it.