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yea.. done. lets hope cct cheong ar..
tomorrow 24 June is closing date for rights and excess rights subscription
yup.. i got that too.. so i changed machine and was ok
anyone using POSB to subscribe to rights?
I go to atm, follow instruction but after i click on Rights applin, the next page become blank. Anyone experience this b4
may i know what is means my Right allotted and Right excess... if i've 500 shares, does it mean i can only buy 500 right
Yes, in your case you are entitled to subscribing upto 500 rights shares at 0.59 each. This one they will allocate to you the number you subscribe ( before the closing date)
and how many shares can i buy for excess right?
Excess rights means any number in excess of your entitlement. You can apply for any amount of excess , however , take note there is no guaranteed you will be allocated.
may i know what is means my Right allotted and Right excess... if i've 500 shares, does it mean i can only buy 500 right and how many shares can i buy for excess right?
now CCT choing like siao:D
reasonable price for CCT is probably at $0.90. Even taking a high of $3.00 (all-time high of $3.32), assuming that rights shares are issued at 45% discount at $3.00 at 1-to-1 offer, diluted value is still around $2.30. And gross revenues from leases had increased by around 37% as compared to F/Y 2007. With capital raised from rights issue, it will be in a better position to shoot up when economy recovers.
There is definitely a demand for commercial space in Singapore and with a rental rate of 97.7% abd CCT's major shareholder is Capitaland which has the backing of Temasek Holdings, why fear??? :D
Anyway, these are my opinions. Cheers :D
The value of a REIT lies in their portfolio of properties, quality of tenants, market demand (affecting rental price and occupancy rate), gearing level and quality of management. CCT is at least doing reasonably well in all these respects. Just hope CCT can continue to grow its DPU for unit holders through the future years even after this rights issue (which will see it's DPU decrease due to dilution effect of rights units).
This rights issue will allow unit holders to acquire more units at a lower price of $0.59 per unit. Hope CCT can continue to increase their distributions in future years so that unit holders that support their rights issue can be rewarded with good distribution yields in time to come.
But RIGHTs is the only way out for CCT. Just hope they make good use of it ( like clear debts) & expand the earning as well.
And with even higher earning than previous (maybe in future), it may cover the diluted portion ......
Correct me if you guys feel that i am wrong. Its a discussion after all.
Fully agreed....
jeremyow ( Date: 10-Jun-2009 23:35) Posted:
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Better still is the company that rarely or never call for cash from shareholders and on top of that does shares buy back to retreat the number of shares, helping to increase the earnings per share for their shareholders. This truely shows the excellent economics of their business allowing such feat possible. This type of company is truely the "cream of the cream of the crop".
An excellent company which has high growing earnings rarely have need for cash calls. Their high earnings can easily fund their ongoing working capital, pay debts and even have enough leftover to pay out dividends to shareholders. Rights issue is always not a good thing no matter what reasons the company gives. Think of it this way. If the company has high earnings, it seldom has need to call for cash.
So, if we were to make harsh comparisons across different companies, the one that frequently call for cash is surely a lousy company while the one that rarely or never call for cash and still can have good growth in their earnings per share and dividends per share through the years is truely the cream of the crop.
To what I understand with "Right" issue, it is one way the company raise fund from their shareholder, by offering their existing sharehold a "right" to subscribe to the new share, the proceed from the New share will be used to fund working capital or other investment...
You can either subscribe the right, ie to take up the offer by apply through ATM Machine or send a cashier order together with the Proxy form from CDP .
If you do not want to subscibe the new share , you can consider to sell your right, at lease you can get back some Kopi money, if no action been taken, the value of right become nil after the offer lapse..
Do consider that once after right issue, the no. share increase the Earning per share will be diluted..
Dont find anything regarding rights issue or stock related stuff? Do you earn commission when one clicks? LOL Quite a number of google search links set up by people on line and they earn money when people click.
Joshing05 ( Date: 10-Jun-2009 16:11) Posted:
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Hi King Tut, I'm gg to borrow something that Dealer replied to you in Pac Andres since basically you were blasting rights there too. And frankly, I've read quite a bit on rights. And it's not really as what you've described although if they're making cash calls to repay debts then you're got a point.
[You can see there are quite a few companies who have raised cash during this time using various means (maybe in the form of RIGHT). Yes they maybe in needs of money.
But think of it in another way. What these companies are doing might not neccesarily be a bad thing for the future. By raising cash, their net borrowing decreases. Companies are placing themselves in a position for the faster future recovery.
Not really like what u say company operation not working. If operation not working, they may go bankrupt....
Hi maybe let take Capitaland as a good example after their Right issue.]
Just go to the National Library to borrow a book on RIGHTS.
READ the book on RIGHTS.
The fundamental principle of RIGHTS is
"ALL the RIGHTS are NOT RIGHT!"
RIGHTS may be even WRONGS!
WE DON'T KNOW WHAT WE DON'T KNOW.
For any good RIGHTS, something sovereign would pick them all up.
Nobody leaves good things for the public, folks say.
Time to shop!
yes. u r rite
belgeran ( Date: 10-Jun-2009 12:16) Posted:
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Hi.. i'm pretty new to this rights trading stuff... so i'm making an assumption here..
Am i right to say that if buy into CapitaComm R at 0.32.. while the rights is offered at 0.59... i'm effectively purchaing the rights units @ 0.91 ?