Total share cap after rights issue will be 767 mil shares. To declare 5 sen dividend, it will require RM38 mil. and 5 sen translate to a dividend yield of 4.7% based on RM1.06 share price.
Can MNRB commit to 5 sen dividend next year? Currently, they made about RM20mil to RM40mil a quarter.
Posted by TheContrarian > Oct 3, 2018 11:28 AM | Report Abuse
Out of 447m, the two major shareholders have given undertaking to subscribe to their entitlements of 236.7m.
True, PNB will take out the excess (FOC)...but will the current shareholders who wish not to subscribe just let their OR burnt? They should sell their ORs
Cipta, MNRB has undertaking from two major shareholders to buy up most of the unsubscribed rights allowing them to raise their combined shareholding to 75%, the maximum threshold to keep MNRB listed.
Either way, the major two will be the winner. If OR fully subscribe by retails, they are happy no need to come out extra pocket money with controlling portion still not diluted. If OR under subscribe, they can get excess OR for free. Why they need to buy OR now? Are small share owners have deep enough pocket to buy excess and OR as much as possible to leverage the cost? food of thought. :)
Even if retailers apply for excess they will be given proportionally with other applicants of excess shares. The two major shareholders will get a huge chunk of the excess leaving very little to others
@The Contrarian Quote " Even if retailers apply for excess they will be given proportionally ....."
For public listing , the minimum public spread needs to be maintained. So, if the RI is under subscribed, the first preference goes to the public application. Only if the Public excess application exceeded the unsubscribed RI, then the proportionate ratio applies. The undertaker, Amanah Saham Bumiputra and PNB only take the balance (left over).
There's little difference of only around 2 sen. If you buy OR and subscribe to it, you can't sell until you receive the shares. If price shoots up during that period and later retrace, you would have lost the opportunity to sell at peak.
@TheContrarian - pg 23 talked abt equitable distribution. This applies only when Excess Application exceeded the under subscription. Take this working example - At close of RI submission , Subscription rate was 80% , meaning 20% under subscription. If the excess application exceed this quantum, equitable distribution applies (Pg 23). Amanah Saham Bumiputra and PNB cannot just "sapu" first . Btw Amanah and PNB hve restricted holding % ( listing requirement) in MNRB. Under Bursa Public Listing ruling, minimum public spread (Public shareholding) is required
Do the math, every day drop 2 cents x 10 days = 20 cents !!...PNB investors got conned over here..huhu. If PNB really care and serious abut this company, they wont let the price drop like shit and reduce the investment value so much. Buy RI at 90 cents, in he hope to sell at 1.20 ??...or drop at 80 cents ...huhu.
look at any government link company shares..all drop like hell...in indication of ph performance and umno still in control of all the government link investment arms... even goverment administration at Putraaya, mahathir still cannot control....still got many bn supporters that keep on sabotaging PH agenda
Equitable distribution of excess rights shares on pro-rata basis calculated on the respective shareholdings on the entitlement date. These two major shareholders own how much shares on the entitlement date? They will be entitled based on that proportion. Who says they are going to sapu all? They are going to get a big chunk.
iPhone4, the two major shareholders have given undertaking to subscribe to excess rights shares up to an amount that where combined their shareholdings will be a maximum 75%.
@Cipta - U got it right. Did talk abt it when it was trading @RM1.14. Very high possibility of under subscription. Don't worry abt the "big boys" submitting the Excess Application. Minimum public spread needed for listing.
@The Contratrian - A letter of undertaking is an assurance by one party to another party that they will fulfill the obligation , meaning PNB/Amanah will subscript fully their RI entitlement, not on (related) Excess Application. The undertaking may include to take up the balance unsubscribed shares , more as a guarantor to MNRB RI - this has nothing do with Excess Application. Excess Application means must put money forward - don't U it think it makes more sense to stay as undertaker than put money forward in Excess Application.
Let's us no debate further on this. V r right in our own "thought" , not necessary right.
The Proposed Rights Issue is renounceable in full or in part. Accordingly, the Entitled Shareholders can subscribe for and/or renounce their entitlements for the Rights Shares in full or in part. The Rights Shares which are not taken up or not validly taken up will be made available for excess applications by the other Entitled Shareholders and/or their renouncee(s). It is the intention of the Board to allocate the Excess Rights Shares in an equitable manner and on a basis to be determined, details of which will be set out in the abridged prospectus to be issued by the Company for the Proposed Rights Issue.
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Posted by Stead > 2018-10-03 11:27 | Report Abuse
Total share cap after rights issue will be 767 mil shares. To declare 5 sen dividend, it will require RM38 mil. and 5 sen translate to a dividend yield of 4.7% based on RM1.06 share price.
Can MNRB commit to 5 sen dividend next year? Currently, they made about RM20mil to RM40mil a quarter.