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fair or not fair is a question
to accept offer or not is dilemma , to accept , the feeling of being shortchanged is troubling not to accept the risk of becoming shareholder of an delisted company is frustrating , you have to accept the fact they are master of the fate of your investment
A company's net assets value has no bearing on its market price nor it would reflect to certain extent it's market price and or value unless the said company is being liquidated to realise it's net assets value or to dispose of its assets for cash and to distribute to shareholders in the form of dividend or bonus issue to shareholders esp mulpha nta is 11",00 it's market price is 2,39 Tan chong it's nta 4,00 the prevailing market price is 2,39 ntv has no impact on market price
if you don't accept the offer it will render you into two situations 1) the offerers upon acquiring the requisite numbers of the said shares may decide to delist the comoany's shares then those who elected not to accept the offer will become share holders of the unlisted B Plant 2) if upon successfully obtained more than 91% ,of the company shares the co can apply to high court to compulsorily acquire the remaining shares from the minority share holders
don't have high expectation from this stock ,it's dividend policy is conservative, earnings diversified to invest overseas for the benefit of majority shareholders
how come R,Sawit a plantation company losing so much it is really incredible whilst non of other plantation companies has ever losing money I really cannot reconcile this what a hopeless co
