China Animal Healthcare

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#11
OMG, this S CHIP IS SO UNDERVALUED! PE of 7.8, Generates postive cashflow, pays increasing dividends, reports higher profits and Stronger balance sheets!
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#12
Im quite sure a delisting offer is in the pipeline...the 30day VWAP is now ard 24.8c...
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#13
And yes the delisting offer is somewhat out!
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#14
FMR selling their stake...probably need cash to settle their heavy losses in China Minzhong
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#15
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/china-t...2012-07-22

This article mentions about providing financing for overseas listed china firms to delist and return.

if my guesswork is right, this has some links with China Ani health recent delisting decision
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#16
Anyone any thoughts on their plans to delist from SGX at $0.30 while the current market price is $0.265. They are also listed on the HKSE and intend to remain listed there. Though it is not a done deal, have not seen such a large arbitration opportunity since Hsu Fu Chi. Report from Maybank K E: http://www.remisiers.org/cms_images/rese...001121.pdf. The returns could be up to 13%. The only problem is that we do not know the timeframe even if it goes through. There could be an opportunity cost here. The question is- is the risk worth taking? Those into special situation investing may find this an interesting proposition.
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#17
(07-10-2012, 09:50 PM)VestedInterest Wrote: Anyone any thoughts on their plans to delist from SGX at $0.30 while the current market price is $0.265. They are also listed on the HKSE and intend to remain listed there. Though it is not a done deal, have not seen such a large arbitration opportunity since Hsu Fu Chi. Report from Maybank K E: http://www.remisiers.org/cms_images/rese...001121.pdf. The returns could be up to 13%. The only problem is that we do not know the timeframe even if it goes through. There could be an opportunity cost here. The question is- is the risk worth taking? Those into special situation investing may find this an interesting proposition.

Hihi,

Personally, I think the delisting is very likely to go through. U may wish to refer to my writeup on my blog here for more details on China Animal http://www.ernestlim15.blogspot.sg/2013/...sting.html
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#18
I think the delist will eventually happen.

The fact that they reduce gearing and stop distributing dividend is another step closer to delist.

The tougher question is when the delist will be confirmed.

Maybe after a huge open-market selloff?
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#19
still refuse to give up delist plans .... steady lah Cool
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#20
another step closer to delist.

patience is a virtue or a curse?
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