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Jacmar, you are really bad but i think you hit the point spot-on. People always think stock price follows the tide theory that what's pulled back will return because they only see a minuscule of the whole trading span.
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Yeokiwi,
It did trade above IPO price. In fact it was trading above $1 back in 2006 or 2007, during the euphoric days of S-chip. Of course that does not mean it will go back to that level again.
Please note that this is company that since IPO has been profitable and still has zero gearing. For the last few years it has been trading below NAV. Even if NAV is mostly in the category you have highlighted the discount seems too steep.
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Who is interested ? I am not vested.
A renounceable non-underwritten 2 for 1 right issue @ issue price of S$0.70 per rights share with 1 free warrant for every 2 rights shares.
The Exercise Price of the warrant is S$1.05, represents a premium of approximately 24.3% to the volume weighted average price of S$0.845 per Share for trades done on 20 April 2016.
As at the date of this announcement, the Company has an issued share capital comprising 4,860,956 Shares. Accordingly, up to 9,721,912 Rights Shares with 4,860,956 Warrants will be issued pursuant to the Rights cum Warrants Issue.
More details in
http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/CFP-Prop...eID=425772
Specuvestor: Asset - Business - Structure.
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Lol rights and warrants, they forgot share placement to Sam goi, need to find some Thais or indon to vest as well.
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Those who were brave enough to subscribe to the rights issue plus free warrants had been handsomely rewarded. After all, it had only been a few months after the rights issue closes and this offer came.
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Very few would have been brave enough to do so, given the available information and history of CFP, and reputation of s-chips. Doing so would have been deem highly speculative, as there wasn't much basis (other than its appearance of cheap valuation) to buy the shares and/or subscibe to the rights.
I wouldn't encourage taking risk for such ventures (i.e. s-chips and alike stocks); sooner or later a bad punt will reverse the previous gains.
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This does not bode well for SGX in my opinion. Even the so called "junk" S-Chips are slowly delisting one by one and it is essentially a question of which one is next. I certainly don't foresee this trend abating. Meanwhile, the number of listings is drying up and SGX is getting thumped by HKEX. Worst example of all is Osim delisting from SGX and shortly thereafter IPO in HKEX. Total slap in the face for SGX.
They really need to do something to attract companies to list here other than being a place known only for spinning off Reits and Business Trusts.
As for which S-Chip is going to delist next, I do have a few potential candidates...