Posted by metaverse > 2 months ago | Report Abuse
The proposed takeover of EONCap by HLBB has all the makings of a replay of the hostile takeover of Southern Bank Bhd (SBB) by the CIMB Group back in 2005.
industry observers say there have been indications that HLBB isn’t willing to pay anything above 1.3-1.5 times price-to-book value (PBV) for EONCap, based on its rather low return on equity (ROE) of 4.2% and return on assets of 0.3% in FY2008.
Thus, based on its 2008 book value (BV) of RM4.62, this works out to between RM6.15 and RM7.10 a share. EONCap’s projected BV for 2009 is RM5.05 — which means that the price that Quek may be willing to pay is anything between RM6.76 and RM7.50 a share.
https://theedgemalaysia.com/article/cover-story-quek-prowl
Posted by speakup > 2 months ago | Report Abuse
cheapest bank for M&A is actually Mbsb!
Posted by cnyang > 2 months ago | Report Abuse
Speakup, please elaborate with some datas and numbers please. Thank you
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Posted by metaverse > 2 months ago | Report Abuse
Malaysia’s Southern Bank rejects hostile offer
The robust defence from the country’s second-smallest bank sets the scene for a highly charged takeover battle, the largest in Malaysia’s financial sector to date and one that could result in one of the biggest deals in south-east Asia this year.
Southern Bank’s blunt statement to the stock exchange did not identify its potential alternative partner. But it said it had asked the central bank for permission to enter into negotiations, a local requirement.
“The board believes an alternative takeover partner will be available that will maximise value to our shareholders,” Southern said, describing the would-be partner as a “major local financial institution”.
Hong Leong Bank and Public Bank have been widely touted as possible partners for Southern, which said last week it was looking for a “white knight” suitor after months of talks with BCH failed to yield a friendly deal.
https://www.ft.com/content/f0b07fc0-9d4a-11da-b1c6-0000779e2340