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tan ah
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hi anyone still here?
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tan ah
yes, anyone here still holding and didn't sell during privatisation? I have 1 lot which I didn't sell and I received a dividend a few months ago. does anyone here knows if there's a place we can find information ccb's next dividend?
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金融科技
ccb中文怎样说。。。。。
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tan ah
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morning guys, anyone still holding this counter?
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tan ah
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guys, what will happen if we do not take the offer of 2.70?
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Tan Hong Jie
Become permanent shareholder lol if not sell.
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Being Spirit
you don't have a choice. if they already hold 90% of the shares in the market they have the right to force buy back the remaining 10%
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KOK KHOON LEONG
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thought got compulsory acquisition for all shares once they get more than 90%?
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KOK KHOON LEONG
yup. or e div.
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Mohd Abubakar
tan ah, I think I want to try 1 lot also haha. no, 90% not enough. need around 97% I think
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Al Wong
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General Offer at $3.00
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Chee Chai Sian
really fall in love in this.. minority portion will become toilet paper..
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coonec henry
sin ka lan sozai wong
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Jason Ngu
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i m thinking to die die hold even after delisting. i m feeling frustrated with sb using present rule and regulations to suppress minority..
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Jason Ngu
after delisting, you still can enjoy dividend/bonus etc，the only difference is you can't trade in klse
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coonec henry
my thought is, why you poor
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coonec henry
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哈哈哈，明显是大粒在后面早早准备好2.7了
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Wahid Penang
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General offer by Jardine set at $2.70. Announcing soon
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Wahid Penang
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An offer to finally buy out all remaining shareholders will come a few days after June 4, an anniversary of last year’s failed privatization. Pretty sure Jardine will pay at least $3.00 to convince open road to support their bid. A check of the latest Annual Report shows that Open Road’s associate Jingshi Holdings is the second largest shareholder after Jardine
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Bursa SC
If them over 90% the privatisation price will just easily to offer maybe only 2.4 or 2.3 only
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TING LIP ONG
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Jardine bought , who the seller? 90% holding nearer and nearer. Minority vs Majority, who the winner?
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G L
Definitely minority is the winner. CCB forced to buy back at old price RM 2.40 on open market. The rule is when they offer a takeover offer, it cannot be lower than the highest price they paid in the 6 months preceding the offer date. I am not sure if they can request for voluntary delisting because minority shareholders can shoot down easily. My guess is they will buy up to 89.99%, then launch takeover at minimum RM 2.40, then withdraw listing.
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