"As such, the Proposed Withdrawal is not regarded as a related party transaction under the provisions of the Listing Requirements. Accordingly, FASB, David Ho and persons connected to them are not required to abstain from voting (in respect of their direct and/or indirect shareholdings if any) on the special resolution for the Proposed Withdrawal to be tabled at an EGM to be convened"
My bet is for it to be de-listed, unless more than 10% of those "present" during the EGM objected. In short, assuming the remaining 20% minority shareholders are present, half will need to vote no. Difficulty increases with non-attendance. De-listing results in the takeover offer becoming unconditional, which as has been pointed out by others, unlikely to meet the 90% trigger for compulsory acquisition (although there are exceptions).
Therefore, the question is this: Can you hold on to your stake until the next listing / exit, which is probably going to be at least 3-4 years? Do bear in mind that if you cannot wait and decide to sell for whatever reasons (because shit happens in life), you may need to take a liquidity discount. If you can wait, then all the best for you! But know what you are getting yourself into.
Remember the de- listing will happen if there are;
1. not enough share of share of more than 10% in value voting against to block
2. Or dissenting shareholders in number voting against is less than those who support & voting for loh....!!
Raider says it is ok....to let hovid to be de-listed mah....raider no fear loh...but stay put in from accepting the GO....pls hold out for price far above rm 0.38 mah.....!!
Posted by Lich > Oct 3, 2018 10:11 AM | Report Abuse
"As such, the Proposed Withdrawal is not regarded as a related party transaction under the provisions of the Listing Requirements. Accordingly, FASB, David Ho and persons connected to them are not required to abstain from voting (in respect of their direct and/or indirect shareholdings if any) on the special resolution for the Proposed Withdrawal to be tabled at an EGM to be convened" CORRECTLOH....!! LIKELY DELISTING UNLESS ;
Remember the de- listing will happen if there are;
1. not enough share of share of more than 10% in value voting against to block
2. Or dissenting shareholders in number voting against is less than those who support & voting for loh....!!
My bet is for it to be de-listed, unless more than 10% of those "present" during the EGM objected. In short, assuming the remaining 20% minority shareholders are present, half will need to vote no. Difficulty increases with non-attendance. De-listing results in the takeover offer becoming unconditional, which as has been pointed out by others, unlikely to meet the 90% trigger for compulsory acquisition (although there are exceptions). YES IT WILL TRIGGER DELISTING BUT UNLIKELY TO TRIGGER GO LOH....!!
Therefore, the question is this: Can you hold on to your stake until the next listing / exit, which is probably going to be at least 3-4 years? Do bear in mind that if you cannot wait and decide to sell for whatever reasons (because shit happens in life), you may need to take a liquidity discount. If you can wait, then all the best for you! But know what you are getting yourself into. RAIDER ANS IS : YES....THIS IS WHAT RAIDER IS DOING LOH....!!
By now u will have received the takeover offer documents at Rm loh....!!
Raider advice that u do nothing even if u intend to accept the offer loh....!! The reasons is as follows:
1. The deadline of acceptance is 4 Dec very long time mah....!! 2. The offer got condition that the delisting of hovid must be approved by shareholders, b4 they can pay u loh...!! If not approved they will return your share even u have accepted loh...!! So u still have time, u wait for the outcome of the egm of delisting of hovid to be convene and approve b4 u accept loh..!! Meanwhile this 2 mths....they is a possibility the GO maybe revise upwards loh....!!
The majority of the allies raider advice u not to accept and fight on loh....!! Even it is delisted....the owner still want to buy u out, even at a higher price, just hold your guns.
Wow o.485!!! Sympathise with you. By the way gentlemen what is yr take 'tis time. Do u think the offerors r going to succeed? Pls give an honest feedback.
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Can somebody give some insight, to trigger the compulsory acquisition (<90%), the offerer will need to:
1) Own more than 90% of the total HOVID market share (including shares that already owned by the offerer)? 2) Own more than 90% of the HOVID shared that still in public hand (not including shares that already owned by the offerer)?
so it is 1) or 2)? If 1) i think it is not so difficult to achieve, but if 2), I don think they going to get it with 38sen.
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Posted by reime > 2018-09-18 14:35 | Report Abuse
queing sell @ 0.375..