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just sell and move on :(
then you will become shareholder of a private company upon delist.
daniel360 ( Date: 15-Sep-2013 16:00) Posted:
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May I know what happens if one does not accept the offer after the closing date? I suppose our holdings will be 'forced sell' then?
they officially state last night that there wont be price increase ........
sjZheng ( Date: 22-Aug-2013 16:26) Posted:
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same :)
I think no one will sell to them! Now is trading at 0.895 0.900 .............which I think the share prices will move up in coming days........I think they may up the offer next week........what say you ........
sjZheng ( Date: 21-Aug-2013 15:51) Posted:
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VOLUNTARY UNCONDITIONAL CASH OFFER - EXTENSION OF CLOSING DATE
http://infopub.sgx.com/Apps?A=COW_CorporateAnnouncement_Content& B=AnnouncementLast3Months& F=899836& fileId=Extension_Announcement_210813.pdf
IS THE OFFER PRICE AT 88 CENTS FAIR?
ANYONE?
Octavia ( Date: 24-Jun-2013 09:53) Posted:
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..ya.me too.
congrats to those vested. took profits today
United SM Holdings intends to make a voluntary unconditional cash offer of 88c per share for Guthrie to take the company private. Grp note that delisting Guthrie would the company with greater control and management flexibility in utilising and deploying its available resources. The historical trading liquidity of the shares has generally been low with an average daily trading volume of less than 650,000 shares over the 12-mth period, while the offeror also cited compliance costs relating to the listing status and said the company has not carried out any exercise to raise cash funding since 2006.
Taking company private. Price at 0.88
john_ric ( Date: 24-Jun-2013 09:15) Posted:
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Why today shoot up w volume. News??0
zooming up
Collected another 40 lots
After the 4% dividend pay out, the 1Q NAV is $1.01, representing great yield and capital gain potential.
Price seems to be depressed at 72-73 cents, last recent high was 84/85 cents.
While mainliners rallied hard, time for 2nd liners like Guthrie to steal the show soon.
Well backed by occupied retail malls.
Accumulate, buy more on dips.
potential Gem..... Substantial shareholders been buying at 72 cts levels...this is a neglected stock with little daily vol....be patience...Jurong Point is its crown jewel....everyday very very packed....practically no vacant shops....and the rent is very high....buying this stock is how u can have a small slice of this pie...good luck......
Ya...........
Local Retail properties: * nex - Serangoon Central, Singapore Heartland Mall-Kovan, a four-storey retail complex strategically located next to Kovan Mrt Station, is wholly owned by the Group.
* Guthrie, together with its partners, share :• Jurong Point, the biggest suburban mall in Singapore – a joint venture between Guthrie GTS Limited and Lee Kim Tah Holdings Limited • nex – the second largest suburban mall. Gold Ridge Pte Ltd is the owner and developer and Guthrie was appointed the project manager, retail consultant and pre-TOP marketing manager. The mall opened successfully in 2010 and is managed by Guthrie.• The Adelphi strata retail units - a joint venture between Guthrie GTS Limited and Sun Venture Property Pte Ltd.
Since its incorporation in 2001, AsiaMalls Management Pte Ltd, a joint venture between ARMF (Singapore) Pte Ltd and Guthrie, manages a portfolio of urban and suburban malls in Singapore namely, Century Square, Hougang Mall, Liang Court, Tiong Bahru Plaza and White Sands. This also includes Tampines 1, which commenced operations in April 2009. Artist’s impression: Jurong Point, Phase 3 Residential
A noteworthy development is The Centris, a 610-unit condominium which is part of a mixed-use shopping and residential project adjacent to the Jurong Point Shopping Centre.
. Commercial Central Plaza, a 20-storey office tower in Tiong Bahru is also managed by AsiaMalls Management Pte Ltd.
Other commercial properties owned and managed by Guthrie Group include Guthrie House,Chinatown Point,at Craig Place.
Paya Lebar Square , a 13-storey premium office and retail development within the new URA Master plan for the Paya Lebar Regional Centre.
something to share...
below lifted from kim eng report ... about SPH's proposed reit...and Guthrie Group is mentiond...
" We believe there are several options for SPH.
First, it may want to rope in partners that can provide the necessary critical mass of assets, that by itself, it does not have. Potential partners are likely to be smaller asset owners that cannot form their own REIT that may find it more convenient to work with a big player who can provide the financial heft and management muscle. Possibilities include Guthrie Group, which owns Jurong Point, a mature mall in western Singapore, and some other names as listed below..................................................."