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chipchip66
    01-May-2007 16:50  
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paying a quaterly dividnd of usd21.40. about 106m is allocated to fund houses. should hold for medium to long term.
 
 
teeth53
    01-May-2007 10:31  
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Result announcement:

Total numbers successful Applied - 5,636 ppl's Smiley(wish all happy Mayday n good luck).Smiley

1                  11:20         1           14.08%        1,194

2-9               12:20        1            26.78%        2,272

10-19           13:30        2            30.41%        1,290

20-49           14:20        2            10.33%           438

50-99           16:20        3              8.56%           242

100-499       19:20        4              9.10%           193

500 n above 20:20        9              0.74%               7

 

None BBs nor any institutional funded is mention.....Stag while still can. Just my personnal opinion. Smiley 
 
 
teeth53
    27-Apr-2007 23:10  
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Personnelly does not interest me, another un-exciting IPO run......Smiley
 

 
Nostradamus
    27-Apr-2007 13:38  
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It has priced its IPO at $1.57 a unit and is set to raise $266 million from the deal, a source familiar with the offer said on Friday.
 
 
best888
    26-Apr-2007 16:02  
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shipping trust sianz ... wont cheong up one .. only wait for yield !!

dont like ..
 
 
jasjasjas
    26-Apr-2007 15:47  
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hmm another shipping trust. looks like pple dont really like shipping trust & prefer property trust. anyone subscribing? price abit on the high side for me.
 

 
ngchunleng
    25-Apr-2007 19:22  
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it is priced at 1.62 as i see from dbs internet banking, so anyone taking it up for its 8% dividend?
 
 
zhuge_liang
    24-Apr-2007 19:12  
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Hi cck53sg. Info on YangZhiJiang is in its thread, pls read it.

Rickmers Maritime said on Tuesday that it has set an indicative price range of $1.40 to $1.62 a unit for its $275 million ($182 million) IPO.

The IPO is expected to be priced later this week and shares in the trust are likely to start trading on May 4.
 
 
cck53sg
    13-Apr-2007 19:32  
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Hi Zhuge Liang,

any info on IPO YangZhiJiang ? I intend to buy when open trading on 18 Apr..

pls advise

thks
 
 
zhuge_liang
    13-Apr-2007 12:37  
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Shipping trust Rickmers Maritime is set to raise as much as $275 million in its IPO based on its indicative price range of $1.41 to $1.62 a unit, a source told Reuters.

Citigroup, Deutsche Bank and DBS Bank are lead managers for the new trust.

Based on the indicative price range, the yield of the trust would be between 8% and 9.2%, the source said. The IPO is expected to be priced in late April.
 

 
zhuge_liang
    23-Mar-2007 23:46  
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Germany's Rickmers Group, which charters container ships, will raise about US$160 million in the IPO of a business trust, according to the trust prospectus published on Friday.



Citigroup , Deutsche Bank and DBS Bank are lead managers for the new trust, Rickmers Maritime. This would be Singapore's third shipping trust.



Rickmers Maritime will issue 169.68 million units in its IPO or 44.5% of the total units, and would have a market capitalisation of US$365 million once it is listed, according to the prospectus. Some 104.67 million units, or 27.5% of the total units, will be sold to cornerstone investors -- Fidelity Investments Management, Bennelong Asset Management LLP, Citigroup Global Markets Ltd., Templeton Asset Management Ltd. and UOB Asset Management Ltd.



Hamburg-based Rickmers group and its partially owned subsidiary will inject 5 container ships into the trust. The group, which will hold a 28% stake in the trust after it is listed, is controlled by its chairman Bertram Rickmers, whose family has been involved in the shipping industry for 170 years.



Singapore has been aggressively courting the listing of property and other business trusts, waiving taxes on income from such securities and offering other financial incentives. Since the first REIT, was listed in 2002, Singapore has become the region's 3rd-largest market for property trusts after Australia and Japan.
 
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