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MPS is a sad story of high leverage gone wrong. It is a matter of time that first ship lease and rickmers follow this sad path.. In fact, i think MIIF would suffer the same fate, although speculators would have more time to exit from MIIF before realising the inevitable.
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When RBA keeps cuting interest rates to 2% or less, MPS will recover in due course. So theres hope for those buying the rights now.
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11 for 20 rights issue at S$0.0771 / rights share.
http://info.sgx.com/webcoranncatth.nsf/V...000079654/$file/NonRenounceableRightsIssue.pdf?openelement
Anyone vested ?
(Not Vested)
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17-08-2013, 05:55 PM
(This post was last modified: 17-08-2013, 06:01 PM by KopiKat.)
A very positive writeup in TheEdge this week. Some highlights,
- Debt free from 31-May, after 2 Rights Issues
- Planning Cash Distribution for last Q of this year (not sure if FY or Calendar but based on next point on plan for Unit Buy Back, possible for Calendar Year ie from end-Dec quarter) ; Est. PBT = A$2.5Mil to A$3Mil
- Plan for max 10% Units Buy Back from Sep-13 (budget A$3.5Mil)
- Plan to grow MPS portfolio, taking advantage of low interest rate (lowest in 30 years)
- Current portfolio : Listed Property Securities (24%) + Unlisted Securities (76%)
- EGM on 4-Sep : Requisitioned by group of shareholders with slightly more than 5% holdings to terminate MPS and replace the mgmt with their own ie. to wind up MPS
- Earlier law suits with Pelorus still not settled but Pelorus appears to have given up their opposition and reduced theri stake in MPS to below 5%
- MPS lawsuit against Pelorus unit (P-REIT) under appeal and expected to be decided soon. A decision in favour of MPS will boost NAV by A3.3ct (total A$17.7Mil + costs)
- Proforma Post Rights NAV= 11.6ct (shld be A$, need to verify)
- AIMS currently holds 26.3% of MPS, up from 19.9% prior to the Rights Issues
The article is based on an interview with George Wang and includes his other investments, notably AAREIT (AIMSAMP).
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how much dividend yield are we expecting from this.