conversion of warrants already pre-set at 0.90s..........so based on yesterday closing 2.00, Monday ex will be 1.00.........the Board will continue push up the price so that when warrants listed it will command higher and they gonna reaps the full potential profits out of it and also the mother shares.
bear in mind usually warrants command a bit premium around 20 to 25% from the conversion price. So i m expecting the warrant on listing will be about 0.20 to 0.25sen and the mother will be 1.10 to 1.20
do you guys know that the directors sold yesterday is good sign......next week they can use the funds to push up n holding the share prices at lower 1.0o plus plus.....))
i had 20k shares so after the split i should have 40k shares. but the extra 20k shares is still not reflected in my portfolio today. how do i go about selling the remaining 20k? thru broker?
just wondering if i buy today would i still be entitled for the share split and warrants? plus current PE shown (using RHB platform) has not taken into account of the additional split shares?
For example, if Mr X purchases 100 CCK shares on cum basis on 8 Jun 2018, Mr X should receive 100 shares on 13 Jun 2018. As a result of the Share split, a total of 200 CCK shares will be credited into Mr X's CDS account on the night of 13 Jun 2018 being the Book Closing Date.
"Therefore, Mr X can sell the Share split shares of 200 on or after the Ex-Date ie from 11 June 2018 onwards." - what does this mean?
CCK Consolidated Holdings Bhd (June 12, 95.5 sen) Maintain add with an unchanged target price (TP) of RM1.09: CCK Consolidated Holdings Bhd’s share price went ex-bonus issue on Monday following the issuance of 315.4 million new bonus shares. The bonus issue also came with one-for-two new warrants at a strike price of 90 sen.
We adjust our numbers to incorporate the enlarged share base of 630.7 million. Also, we include the RM284 million estimated warrant proceeds (assuming full conversion) as well as impute a fully diluted share base (946.1 million) into our sum-of-parts (SoP)-based valuation. Our adjusted SoP-based TP stands at RM1.09.
We gather from CCK’s management that the warrants’ proceeds will be earmarked for paying off its borrowings, future capital expenditure plans for its poultry and retail segments, and financing its working capital requirements which are set to increase in tandem with its expansion plans. In our view, these proceeds will allow the group to pursue merger and acquisition activities if the right opportunities arise.
CCK will continue to pursue expansion in the poultry and retail segments. Besides upgrading existing poultry farms, CCK plans to gradually increase its number of layer, broiler, and breeder farm in Kuching, Sarawak. This will provide sufficient supply to increase the daily output of its Kuching abattoir by 33.3% to 38,000-40,000 birds. It also plans to produce 240,000 eggs daily (currently: 200,000 eggs per day). In retail, CCK plans to open more outlets with four to five new ones planned for 2018.
We keep our “add” call, with a fully diluted SoP-based TP of RM1.09. We still value CCK’s business at 18.3 times calendar year 2019 (CY19) price-earnings ratio (PER), a 20% discount to our consumer sector weighted average CY19 PER, and input the cash from the assumed full conversion of all its warrants. We continue to like CCK for its strong earnings prospects, dominant position in East Malaysia through its network of 57 retail outlets, and robust demand for poultry products in East Malaysia. — CGSCIMB, June 11
The price of the mother must be above .90 otherwise it would be useless to hold/buy any warrants. To induce the market to convert, the price of the mother has got to move up or has an upward tendency to ensure some level of comfortability.
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conversion of warrants already pre-set at 0.90s..........so based on yesterday closing 2.00, Monday ex will be 1.00.........the Board will continue push up the price so that when warrants listed it will command higher and they gonna reaps the full potential profits out of it and also the mother shares.
bear in mind usually warrants command a bit premium around 20 to 25% from the conversion price. So i m expecting the warrant on listing will be about 0.20 to 0.25sen and the mother will be 1.10 to 1.20