Wah, this stock keeps dropping.....public already forget the restructuring in the management of YFG with Ex-EPF deputy CEO helming YFG now. With low market cap, chance for this share to double up is high.....
dont know why this company share price cant up for me i look into it they have professional team have award many project from gamuda . Expert team market capital low also hmmm weird anyone share
long term and short term holders are dumping.... will drop much lower in days/weeks to come. But a rebound is not expected.... looks like time to q for Holland PR...
maybe they are trying bidding more or prepare get more project from developer so they need fund raising for enhancing their cash flow...this is my two cents...
I believe the new investors are not stupid, they won't simply pump in 100 million for nothing....and the conversion price is 0.15, way higher than current price of 0.09
My humble view is the new investors will infuse billions of projects into YFG and it will be very profitable in the future and so they can convert the share and still make decent profit
But YFG will be a medium to long term play, don't expect to make 100% over the next month or so
Don't play contra and use cash only...my advice on this counter
Well, of course they are not stupid, but did you aware there is floating conversion, which is 0.06 as for now... means they have bought themselves an insurance, they have the right to convert at 0.06, 30% off from current
Goldman: Yes, I agree with you! Keep patience, I believe YFG will release good news when try to collect money from investor... If no, who wanna buy their bond.
My take on YFG's issuance of convertible debt - felicity Author: Tan KW | Publish date: Sun, 10 May 2015, 04:12 PM
Saturday, May 9, 2015
Here are my take on the redeemable convertible debt issued by YFG. One should read in detail the disclosure provided through Bursa. I should say this issuance is highly complex and one of the more complex notes (debts) that I have encountered. It is definitely issued and negotiated by people whom are experienced and knowledgeable on this topic.
As a start, let me go through the need for YFG to raise this. It definitely needs restructuring of its balance sheet as well as taking care of its growing debt. To go to the banks and get new loans, I think is almost very difficult given the scenario of its balance sheet. It will also face a lot of problem if it is going to the debt market - probably rated as junk.
But one of the reason which I took notice of this company is its ambition. YFG has faced countless challenges taking over a very difficult company. One does not discover just a single cockroach. If one cockroach is found, there are usually more.
With that I would say the RM100 million debt deal is a good option, although not fully ideal. This is because it can now fully concentrate on getting its business dealings moving forward rather than worry over the financing portion besides the very friendly interest rate of 2%. There is however no free lunch - do we think there really is one? Why?
The notes holder are given the option of converting the notes at a sweetheart deal i.e. 80% of the average closing price of the YFG share on any 3 consecutive market days during the 45 days prior to the conversion date - see below or a fixed option as below. (now you know why I said it is a mouthful to comprehend given the complexity and thoughts that are put into the deal). The conversion is however subject to approval from the company and/or shareholders depending on various situations.
Conversion terms of the notes To control the conversion so that they are not at too low a price, there is a clause for redemption as below. Well you can do the calculation...
What other things to look at? Well, in the event the notes holders (and assuming that the notes are fully subscribed) are given the option to convert the shares and at 80% of its current market price, they would end up with a very significant stake of more than 70% in YFG.
My thoughts - the RM100 million approval needed for shareholders to make the decisions in a single general meeting is way too high as it does not need the amount now. YFG also need to explain better why it needs shareholders to approve RM100 million. I would recommend to change it to approval for RM50 million with further option for a further RM50 million in another session.
What are the risks and weaknesses in this deal to shareholders?
YFG could have raised additional funds but giving too much to the notes holders with an option of a cheap equity entry into the company; 5% arranging fee is also quite high; YFG is raising funds that it does not need and again giving away too much, hence too much dilution to YFG. The benefits?
The 2% coupon rate is low and would not affect its financial cashflow as opposing to being financed through banks; Deal would strengthen its balance sheet; Funding is almost assured.
YFG (YFG MK), which announced its plan to raise up to RM100m through a proposed issuance of redeemable convertible notes earlier this month, has been fined RM200,000 by the Securities Commission (SC) for knowingly authorising false or misleading statements to be furnished in its amended audited financial statements (amended AFS) to Bursa Malaysia on Nov 5, 2014.
That day I talked with their director Lim and Chairman Dr. Roslan personally in EGM, they said and admit really tight in financial. They said they are trying to increase the cash flow through RCN and par value deduction. Dr Roslan told don't see the past, looking forward for this company.. also they are bidding the affordable house from Pr1ma...
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Sold NTPM and bought YFG
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