RE: Recent take over prices9 Apr 2021 14:42
FTF
I think you made a error in your data.
The total sale was C$393m [US$311m].
Today, the exchange rate is £1=US$1.37
So, US$311m = £182m.
However, the acquirer only bought 85.14% it DID NOT OWN.
So, in fact, to gross it up to 100% [proportional cals] as in school:
If 85.14% =£182m, then how much is 100%?
Answer: £213m.
Today, the share price of XTR is 6.7p with a MKT CAP of £49m.
So, IF say, XTR got £213m [hypothesis], then it is NOT 17p as you calculated.
How much is it?
It is £213m divided by £49m = 4.34 TIMES.
4.34 TIMES OF 6.7P = 29p.
I have not checked the rest of the details that you quoted about the deposit.
However, just to correct your cals as it could give a wrong impression?
Thanks.
Fri, 9 Apr 2021