This is based on assumption that bursa won't deduct value from mother share post ex of free WA
My study of Homeritz recent bonus + free WA indicates that this is the case. Upon ex, Homeritz share price adjusted from RM1.5 to RM1 following a 1 for 2 bonus
There is also free warrants issued at same time, but apparently the freebie did not come at expense of mother share price (namely, no deduction of value like what happens to dividend going ex)
My valuation is differ from Icon8888. Based on the Circular valuation (and I personally agreed the valuation method too), assume a cum price of RM3.16, and assume "fully diluted" method. The adjusted ex price will be ((2*3.16) + 1) / 5 = RM1.46. Here we assume we buy 2 lots, it will split into 4 lots, and get a free warrant. You will convert the Warrant to Shares at RM1.00. So, your total cost will be 2 lots * RM3.16 = RM6.32. And you convert warrant at ex price of RM1.00. So, your total cost will be RM7.32. (In corporate finance, we assume you will hold the share and NEVER SELL). By now, total share on hand will be 5 lots (2+2+1). So, averagely, you cost per share will be RM7.32/5 = RM1.46. Since the warrants already trade in the market, with the ex price of RM1.00, the value of warrant will be RM0.46 (again, assume using flat, and not taking into time value of money)
Practically, given its 5 year period to expiry, warrant price will normally trade > 5~10% premium against the mother share. So, warrant price should be around RM0.48 ~ RM0.51 (Again, assume the cum price of RM3.16)
Yes, u will be entitled for the aboved isssues if u sell mother shares On the ex date. The new shares will be credited to yr account abt 5 working days later.
Don't worry lah.....please wait for the dividend, and come to EGM on 1/10 to demand director to pay more dividend in the final quarter. They normally make the highest profit in the final quarter. So, we must ask for 6 sen dividend in the final quarter.
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Posted by Icon8888 > 2015-09-22 05:46 | Report Abuse
My calculation is different
Pohuat now 3.16
Ex split of one becomes two, it becomes 3.16 / 2 = 1.58 per share
Warrant fair value = 1.58 - 1 = 0.58
1 free warrant for 2 shares post split, meaning net worth = 1.58 x 2 + 0.29 = 1.87 post split
Meaning that fair value now should be RM3.74 (being 1.87 x 2)