if the substantial shareholders continue buying big volume sooner or later their identity might been revealed who they are & whats their intention in KNM.then we will ask them SILA DUDUK.JANGAN LARI BOSKU.
Investortrader88, yes, Director knows the direction if his company. The way the shares being continued to be accumulated, good news are brewing up. When we relook into the AR, QR, those business units under its control, it has the potential and apparently the price of the shares are improving day by day.
The best power of bilis shown these days is Yee Lee failed to privatized just owe 0.02 %. V all bilis here really need to corperating 2gather to gain our max benefit. So v 'll b the 1 day Boss like during GE ( general election) Wakakakaka
Posted by sardin81 > Jul 26, 2019 9:18 AM | Report Abuse
Hostile takeover can be very brief once they are ready to strike.
All they need do is accumulate until 4.9% spread across 10 accounts, especially after the Annual Report, completely unseen, no need to make any announcement. 4.9% spread across 10 accounts, total is already 49%. Then remaining 2%... just one attack, finished, game over.
Lets do some very quick and dirty mathematics.
To achieve 49%, they need to buy in 1.27 billion shares, since they started buying from 20sen, lets say they average up to 60 sen to achieve 1.27 billion shares... needs about RM650 million to achieve 49%, about 150 million euro. All the need to do next is just pump in another 100 million euro ( RM459 million ) should be enough for the 2% to gain control over KNM.
In total, they only need about 250 million euro to take over KNM ( with BORSIG, Peterborough, FBM Hudson, Impress Ethanol and etc ). KNM bought BORSIG alone for 350 million euro.
Of cos the defence will not just sit there quietly doing nothing, they will prevent it from happening. Actually people like us holding on to KNM is helping the defence, so better reward us well. -------------------------------------
as a Malaysian, I wouldn't want Borsig to be taken away back to germany it is like the British who took the star jewels from India and put them in their Monarch's crown.but then the Brit did daylight robbery.
after reading all these posts , a sense of achievement by KNM crops up in me. The General has the foresight to snap up BORSIG when the chance presented itself . of course he had the banks and the professionals to help him acquire Borsig and bring it to KNM to Malaysia.
in my own small way I shall help the GENERAL to hold on to this gleaming gem KNM/BORSIG
thanks to all who contributed to this fabulous BORSIG/KNM saga
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Posted by investortrader88 > 2019-07-25 23:06 | Report Abuse
agree with you xenze.KNM need to continue show consecutives profits in order to listed BORSIG at SGX