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AutoFocus
    14-Aug-2007 21:13  
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Can anyone advise what do you need to do or what are the processes involved in order to subcribe to the rights?  Do the company send you any notice or form or is it only after the resolution is passed at the coming AGM.

Thanks in advance.
 
 
cr_kai
    14-Aug-2007 20:13  
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of course deal lah. how much have you got to lose by subscribing to the rights? 100lots will only cost you $1.8k.

I would assume that it will become an integrated steel mill company soon.
 
 
erickoh888
    14-Aug-2007 18:26  
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any "shi-fu" here kind to give advice on the Rights,

Deal or No Deal ?
 

 
njpang
    13-Aug-2007 23:32  
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can someone out there advise if its worth getting the rights at .018? i bought 50 lots at .055 and now the share price hovers around .025-.03. After the rights issue, the no. of shares circulating would be doubled from now. I am considering if i should just sell my existing shares at .03 rather than see it plunge to .01 after that...any good advice?
 
 
iTrader
    11-Aug-2007 17:09  
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should be 40% discount. (based on current shr.price of 0.03)
 
 
iTrader
    11-Aug-2007 17:04  
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PROPOSED RENOUNCEABLE NON-UNDERWRITTEN RIGHTS ISSUE OF UP TO 4,551,901,877 NEW ORDINARY SHARES IN THE CAPITAL OF THE COMPANY AT AN ISSUE PRICE OF $$0.018 FOR EACH RIGHTS SHARE, ON THE BASIS OF ONE (1) RIGHTS SHARE FOR EVERY ONE (1) EXISTING ORDINARY SHARE HELD BY ENTITLED SHAREHOLDERS AS AT THE BOOKS CLOSURE DATE, FRACTIONAL ENTITLEMENTS TO BE DISREGARDED

4% discount. (based on current shr.price of 0.03)

 
 

 
terry138
    10-Aug-2007 21:19  
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yes ! rights issue is on the table for this coming AGM. 1 for 1 rights at 0.0125 ?????
 
 
snapple75
    31-Jul-2007 09:24  
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this share going to issue rights to shareholder. . is it a good thing? worth taking up the rights?

 
 
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