For the Dreamers Only!21 Nov 2018 18:33
Just want share my notes inn WRN from a few years ago. This was very realistic at the time but now feels like it’s million miles away..how this perfect investment turned so cruely wrong..
‘The RNS which announced the ten deals and $2 Billion NAV proves that deal partners are attracted to WRN, are happy to do business with WRN and are happy with the terms agreed.
WRN has also stated, in the Q&A, that the pipeline of prospective deals has continued to grow. Even if any of the original ten deals had fallen through, there appears no shortage of prospective deals to choose from. Clearly, there is no shortage of prospective deal partners who are keen to partner with WRN.
Even if, in the unlikely event, all of the original ten deals had fallen through, WRN successfully negotiated $2 Billion worth of deals before and would have no difficulty doing so again, if necessary.
Whichever way you look at it, there is every reason to believe the conglomerate will resume trading with a large number of deals and many more prospective deals in the pipeline. And since $2 Billion NAV has already been stated by WRN, it's fair to assume our total NAV most likely remains in that ballpark.
Suspension in the company's shares will not have prevented the business from progressing. And since we're in the business of brokering deals, there is every possibility more deals may have been added over the last 18+ months.
It was the original ten deals that triggered the RTO which led to the decision to merge with NUNA. And since we remain on that same pathway to resumption, it would appear we remain in the same RTO situation, ie, the size and number of deals remains on a scale that continues to trigger an RTO. Hence the ongoing intention to merge with Nuna.
Meanwhile, 18+ months suspended and no action taken by the authorities suggests all is well behind the scenes.
Whilst focus remains on Nuna for now, the bigger picture of course, is all about the conglomerate, the deals and the NAV. Personally, I'm really looking forward to hearing about our other deals, in particular property and consumer goods, both of which should be great for boosting Mcap and SP.’