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Pinnacle
    07-Aug-2007 09:32  
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My 3 cents worth.

There maybe a third wave of correction coming. Wait till then, pick up the pieces at discount rate.Smiley
 
 
tiderush
    07-Aug-2007 00:23  
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hi guys, am thinking of vesting long term on this stock, when do u guys think is a good time to go in?

 

thanks!:)
 
 
cobrajr
    06-Aug-2007 22:24  
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Aiyah! no choice, L L just keep lah for me
 

 
nickyng
    06-Aug-2007 20:58  
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aya...if can hold lah...cut loss and sell now only benefit SHORTISTs like me :) so how many lots u holding???
 
 
ricola
    06-Aug-2007 17:58  
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sigh! my heart is so painful seeing this stock moving down everyday....I have many lots at 1.45.  If sell it now I will loss big amt of cash......dun know how long I can take it....
 
 
nickyng
    06-Aug-2007 10:22  
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mabbe something to do with fund raising for acquiring of that Aussie plant ?? hee...anyway i think this is the FIRST Temasek-link stock that is beaten to this pathetic state..really no give face siah :P

wow $1.07 new low everyday ! :) i thot GSSale is over? hee....

 
 

 
Julie0870
    03-Aug-2007 18:47  
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Does anyone know where there's a big drop in price?  Impending results not too good?  Or more enormous money paid to the managers?
 
 
nickyng
    31-Jul-2007 14:09  
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soh guan,

cant get AREIT India grape sour har? hee....ayo....hee...so punted on UNISTEEL? hee...$2 liao !
 
 
Pinnacle
    31-Jul-2007 13:52  
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CitySpring intends launching an equity capital raising in November and Temasek has agreed to vote in favour of the acquisition and take up its pro rata share in respect of its total holding of 27.8%

November  - Launch Equity Capital Raising

November  - EGM to approve acquisition

End August - Expected financial close

July 31 - CitySpring announced as winning bidder

 
 
Pinnacle
    31-Jul-2007 13:48  
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Acquisition is immediately yield accretive

? Based on the last trading price of CitySpring's units, we expect the level of yield accretion following the Capital Raising to be at least 10% (after transaction costs and on an annualised basis) for the year ending 31-Mar-2008

Acquisition to be funded through an appropriate combination of debt and equity

 

 
sohguanh
    31-Jul-2007 13:43  
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I also question the timing of this announcement. This announcement will maybe affect AscendasIndia Reit IPO tomolo. Simply cuz long term investors may wanna conserve their capital to top up on CS instead. For once I see business strategy at work again. CS is quite shrewd to time their announcement one day before AscendasIndia Reit. Ppl intend to get AscendasIndia may wanna ponder whether to top up more or channel your funds to CS.

For me channel to CS is more worth it. Look at the behind support. Without them CS would not have acquire it at such a heavy price tag. Others may differ and favor diversification which I agree. But if have spare monies to choose between CS and AscendasIndia Reit my choice is CS :)

 
 
 
Pinnacle
    31-Jul-2007 13:29  
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Singapore's CitySpring Infrastructure Trust said it has agreed to buy Australian underwater electricity transmission cable Basslink Pty Ltd for A$1.2 billion ($1.03 billion).

CitySpring, backed by Singapore state investor Temasek Holdings [TEM.UL], said purchase of the subsea grid from British utility National Grid Transco Plc would be yield accretive.

Basslink owns the world's longest underwater power cable, which runs from Victoria to Tasmania.

CitySpring said 75 percent of the acquisition would be financed through debt.

Other shortlisted parties who had submitted final bids on July 30 were Australian Pipeline Trust , Industry Funds Management, and Transfield Services Ltd. .

CitySpring is being advised by Goldman Sachs JBWere with BNP Paribas, SG Australia and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp Australia committed to provide project financing, Basis Point reported earlier, while Rothschild is advising National Grid on the sale.
 
 
sohguanh
    31-Jul-2007 13:24  
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Very very ambitious acquistion since IPOed!!!! Lucky got Temasek give some help else that amount of monies give birth from where? The total cap of CS also not enuff leh. For once we see the Temasek strength. I am pondering maybe the phrase no sound dog bite dead ppl. Long time I no sound hear from CS and today hear is one very HUGE acquisition!!!! The extra units awarded to the CS mgmt in the last quarter should be open for sale on open market to raise more monies to fund this acquisition.

In my mind I tink the first foreign acquistion too ambitious liao I abit worried. It is like not yet learnt to walk start to fly liao :O
 
 
nickyng
    31-Jul-2007 11:50  
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cheong !!!
 
 
sohguanh
    31-Jul-2007 11:43  
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Hopefully the previously high stock price has fetched some good monies for CitySpring to launch this bid with that financial backup. Wonder if they have enuff monies or not. Hope the rival bidders cannot raise the monies in time then CS stand a better chance? 
 

 
Pinnacle
    31-Jul-2007 11:35  
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Cityspring will start to move up soon...

Congrats to those who stay through the bad time...
 
 
Pinnacle
    31-Jul-2007 11:33  
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The Singapore government-owned CitySpring Infrastructure Trust is set to be the preferred bidder for the sale of British utility National Grid Transco Plc's underwater electricity transmission cable Basslink Pty Ltd, sources said.

CitySpring is expected to make an announcement today.

The fund is advised by Goldman Sachs JBWere with BNP Paribas, SG Australia and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp Australia committed to provide project financing. The consortium is also running with an alternative bond solution.

All four shortlisted parties submitted final bids on July 30.

The other three are: * Australian Pipeline Trust with Macquarie Bank advising. ANZ Investment Bank, Commonwealth Bank of Australia and nabCapital are supporting this bid.

* Industry Funds Management with Flinders Group advising.

HSBC, RBS Australia and Westpac Banking Corp are financing this bid.

* Transfield Services Ltd. with ABN AMRO Bank as sponsor and adviser. The consortium is running plans to raise funds through either a bond issue or bank debt. ABN is solely underwriting the bond package and ABN, Calyon and Depfa Bank are providing the bank debt.

Media speculation has put the price as high as A$1bn-plus ($850 million-plus) given Basslink's relatively stable cash flows and the credit-worthiness of the offtaker Hydro Tasmania.

Rothschild is advising National Grid on the sale.

Basslink owns the world's longest underwater power cable, which runs from Victoria to Tasmania. It cost about A$850m to build and was financed with a A$630m limited recourse facility in 2002. The project financing was subsequently refinanced with a A$630m two-year facility in 2004 guaranteed by National Grid.
 
 
nickyng
    31-Jul-2007 09:04  
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hee...wat gd news could this burger deliver? hee...cant wait to SHORT it down :)
 
 
Pinnacle
    31-Jul-2007 08:50  
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Result announcement is on 14 Aug, so today is good news coming?Smiley
 
 
Pinnacle
    31-Jul-2007 08:33  
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Cityspring Halted early in the morning.

Are they announcing their earning this morning?

or good news coming?Smiley
 
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