(15-08-2013, 08:58 PM)Stockerman Wrote: http://durianinvesting.blogspot.sg/2011/...dings.html
can someone help me understand this in simpler language pls?
tks.
Lets assume the Jan 2008 shareholder holds one board lot = 4000 shares.
At Sept 2008 , the company consolidates your shares to 1 for 50 which reduces your holding to 80 shares.
At Mar 2009, the company makes a rights issue of 0.3 shares for 1 existing at $0,35 for which you get 24 shares and pay$8.40 .
At Jan 2011, the company consolidates 1 for 10 shares and your holding of 104 shares is reduced to 10 shares. Then company offers a rights issue 0.8 shares for 1 consolidated share at $0.30 = 12 new shares and pay S3.60 .
So now at 2013 , you hold 22 shares in the company and current price is approx $0.26 ?.
So if you were a shareholder in 2008, your investment is now worth almost 97% less.
Sorry, Correction to above post :
At Jan 2011, the company consolidates 1 for 10 shares and your holding of 104 shares is reduced to 10 shares. Then company offers a rights issue 0.8 shares for 1 consolidated share at $0.30 = 8 new shares and pay S2.40 .
So now at 2013 , you hold 18 shares in the company and current price is approx $0.26 ?.
So if you were a shareholder in 2008, your investment is now worth almost 98% less and you have been wiped out.