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HFB. I'd propose that we are doing well despite the presence of YA (Yorkville) and it should be reflected that NH (quite
possibly) had to satisfy a short-term financial guarantor to get us to this stage in the PPIB/LOI process.
Short-term pain certainly, but ultimately the long game should benefit us all - even those you-know-whats!
Is it possible that a broker/PI is buying TILS on the Nasdaq and selling here to take advantage of what seems like a daily of ARB?
https://tribune.com.pk/story/2259402/pakistan-to-improve-cpec-visibility
#Reid. If Tils only had StemPR you might be correct, however Tils (fortunately for those who will hold post spin-off) is not a 1-trick pony.
Nice post Jack. Money is nice, but health is priceless.
Jim if you do sell, would you mind letting us know how many and at what price please. I'd rather nobody lost money here, including your self and i'd certainly not wish to see the MM's take advantage of any one individual selling a large holding to 'spook' others into making an unconsidered sale choice. Thanks.
Fair play Jack, they did well for you there.
Jack, even if they buy them back higher, you're still going to be better off when you avoid CGT on both companies.
So at low market valuation of $280m....£1.40 a share?
Up 5.35% in early trading over the pond.
https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/tlsa/pre-market
Well done to all of you that kept the faith. GL - Les
Like all you, I'm very keen to see the LOI agreed, however she was candid enough to note that any agreement for a project of this size and complexity needs to be authorised at the highest level. Many eyes need to review and then sign-off.
I was extremely disappointed with her previous efforts at outlining this process, though now much more satisfied with what I gleaned from the latest proactive video. GLA.
Foreign Office spokesperson Aisha Farooqui said CPEC had helped Pakistan “address development gaps in energy, infrastructure, industrialization and job creation.” She said it should be perceived in terms of enormous economic benefits for the people of Pakistan and social economic development.
“We believe it is also beneficial for regional connectivity and prosperity. Pakistan and China are all weather strategic cooperative partners. The CPEC is a transformational project for Pakistan and its expeditious completion is our top priority. In this regard, a CPEC Authority has been established to oversee completion of the projects,” she added.
Aisha Farooqui said that twelve corridor related power projects have either been completed or were under construction with the total capacity of 7240 megawatts with an investment of $12.4 billion. “Another nine power projects are at an early stage with the capacity of six thousand three hundred and ninety megawatt,” she said.