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viewpt
    23-May-2012 16:21  
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Hi,

If you know how to read in between lines, you will be able to know the truth, what do you think when the company changes auditor from small to the international one?   see in their update in earlier month. This exit offer plan is a possitive one.   Do not be negative without fundamental reasons or wild guess.   Those who know how to analyse the news already started buying the shares at the low and waiting to final harvest.   Ha ha ha

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‘‘That Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu be and are hereby appointed as auditors of the

Company, in place of the retiring auditors, Moore Stephens LLP, to hold office

until the conclusion of the next annual general meeting of the Company and to

authorise the board of directors to fix their remuneration.’’

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thinker      ( Date: 23-May-2012 01:03) Posted:



something smells fishy here. be wary of another china scandal 

 
 
focusy
    23-May-2012 13:20  
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Last October, DBS Vickers said that CAH delisting offer to be 'attractive'.
Now announced - it's 30 cents. I don't think it's that attractive.

I think CAH will do much better on HK exchange. That CEO is astute.


 
 
GuavaXF30
    23-May-2012 12:20  
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Likely the case if you do not wish for your stake to be transfered to HKSE. But again the statement says " Possible" and indicative price is S$0.30. If you get this  confirmed, there should be an upside to the surrender price and present price of 0.285. But if something happens along the way, this may burst. Did not mention time frame for this to happen. That is the risk. 

" The Possible Delisting would be effected by way of a selective capital reduction of Shares under the

Companies Act 1981 of Bermuda (which is a share repurchase by general offer for the purposes of

the Hong Kong Codes on Takeovers and Mergers and Share Repurchases), whereby all Shareholders

would be entitled to tender all or some of their Shares for cancellation and receive a cash exit offer

price of S$0.30 per Share which is cancelled. Shareholders who do not accept the cash exit offer

in respect of their Shares would, to the extent their Shares are held on the Bermuda register of

members, have their Shares transferred at the Company’s cost to the Hong Kong branch register of

members (and such Shares would continue to be listed on the SEHK).

newtrader1      ( Date: 23-May-2012 09:11) Posted:

what does delisting mean? the company buys back the shares from us?

 

 
newtrader1
    23-May-2012 09:11  
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what does delisting mean? the company buys back the shares from us?
 
 
Super.White
    23-May-2012 09:06  
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True but make money while you can.

Run after that.

 
 
 
thinker
    23-May-2012 01:03  
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something smells fishy here. be wary of another china scandal 
 

 
hp3000
    22-May-2012 23:12  
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Delisting info

http://info.sgx.com/webcorannc.nsf/AnnouncementToday/376493F07D1DC08648257A060049AB9D?opendocument

hp3000      ( Date: 22-May-2012 22:54) Posted:



Haha delisting news out liao. But still need to wait.

Exit price only 30 cts WTF.

http://www.sgx.com/wps/portal/sgxweb/home/company_disclosure/company_announcements

 
 
hp3000
    22-May-2012 22:54  
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Haha delisting news out liao. But still need to wait.

Exit price only 30 cts WTF.

http://www.sgx.com/wps/portal/sgxweb/home/company_disclosure/company_announcements
 
 
hp3000
    21-May-2012 11:11  
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should be the CD of rmb 3 cts.

Other than that delisting seem still need to wait.
 
 
iluvgambling
    21-May-2012 09:29  
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the price action last week already told you something is happening.......if you have been monitoring.

GuavaXF30      ( Date: 21-May-2012 08:46) Posted:



Trading halt. Pending the release of an announcement regarding a matter which is price sensitive in nature.

Once again, insiders quicker than the rest......   

crclk15      ( Date: 20-May-2012 11:20) Posted:

Notwithstanding the 7.4% decline in STI since 3 May, China Animal has notched an impressive gain of 9.3% over the same period. Based on chart, it seems to be in the process of bottoming. Do take a look at my writeup on ernestlim15.blogspot.com for more details


 

 
GuavaXF30
    21-May-2012 08:46  
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Trading halt. Pending the release of an announcement regarding a matter which is price sensitive in nature.

Once again, insiders quicker than the rest......   

crclk15      ( Date: 20-May-2012 11:20) Posted:

Notwithstanding the 7.4% decline in STI since 3 May, China Animal has notched an impressive gain of 9.3% over the same period. Based on chart, it seems to be in the process of bottoming. Do take a look at my writeup on ernestlim15.blogspot.com for more details.

crclk15      ( Date: 06-May-2012 00:17) Posted:



Dear all,

China Animal had announced 1QFY12 results on 30 Apr, Mon after market. Do take a lookout at my writeup here ernestlim15.blogspot.com. The writeup has also been published on www.sharesinv.com/?author=6871 and Nextinsight etc.

Have a gd weekend!


 
 
crclk15
    20-May-2012 11:20  
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Notwithstanding the 7.4% decline in STI since 3 May, China Animal has notched an impressive gain of 9.3% over the same period. Based on chart, it seems to be in the process of bottoming. Do take a look at my writeup on ernestlim15.blogspot.com for more details.

crclk15      ( Date: 06-May-2012 00:17) Posted:



Dear all,

China Animal had announced 1QFY12 results on 30 Apr, Mon after market. Do take a lookout at my writeup here ernestlim15.blogspot.com. The writeup has also been published on www.sharesinv.com/?author=6871 and Nextinsight etc.

Have a gd weekend!

 
 
crclk15
    06-May-2012 00:17  
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Dear all,

China Animal had announced 1QFY12 results on 30 Apr, Mon after market. Do take a lookout at my writeup here ernestlim15.blogspot.com. The writeup has also been published on www.sharesinv.com/?author=6871 and Nextinsight etc.

Have a gd weekend!
 
 
hp3000
    08-Mar-2012 12:18  
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Haha CAH is  testing our patient and win the race.

Maybe they try to collect now at lower price.

Latter announce delist comfirm price got lesser shares to buy back.
 
 
propertyinvestor
    06-Mar-2012 09:25  
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They are really taking their time on the delisting offer...even china healthcare is going to delist at 28cents
 

 
propertyinvestor
    01-Mar-2012 15:54  
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Seems like it will remain around this region for some time till more confirmation of the delisting offer comes into focus
 
 
propertyinvestor
    01-Mar-2012 13:06  
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Its not going for a taiwan listing. They just want to get out of SGX since S Chips is a dirty name here. They will maintain the HK listing though....which is probably what the big funds shareholder wants.  But there is a problem with the delisting too. If minority shareholders are still holding on after the delisting, they will have to ensure that they can trade SIP products if they subsequently want to sell their share on the Hong Kong Side.

So I guess, any exit offer made is just a token sum for the sake of doing so. The real deal is on the hong kong side.

GuavaXF30      ( Date: 01-Mar-2012 08:26) Posted:

Thanks for the info. So good to hold and not sell until relisting in Taiwan you think? Anyway, recent results quite decent. Company still one of the favoured amongst analyst. Even if low volume for now.

propertyinvestor      ( Date: 29-Feb-2012 14:56) Posted:

In FinaOne's case, the controlling shareholder just offered market price to delist without a premium. And since they managed to secure more than 75% of votes, the delisting went ahead despite the minority shareholders protesting. But those who held on to the shares and didnt sell at the exit price made loads when it was subsequently relisted on Taiwan


 
 
sgnewbie
    01-Mar-2012 09:25  
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GuavaXF30
    01-Mar-2012 08:26  
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Thanks for the info. So good to hold and not sell until relisting in Taiwan you think? Anyway, recent results quite decent. Company still one of the favoured amongst analyst. Even if low volume for now.

propertyinvestor      ( Date: 29-Feb-2012 14:56) Posted:

In FinaOne's case, the controlling shareholder just offered market price to delist without a premium. And since they managed to secure more than 75% of votes, the delisting went ahead despite the minority shareholders protesting. But those who held on to the shares and didnt sell at the exit price made loads when it was subsequently relisted on Taiwan.

GuavaXF30      ( Date: 29-Feb-2012 12:08) Posted:



No I do not know that case but the offer has to still be at the recent average price. They cannot just make any offer.

So likely, just like Tangs, the shareholders were screwed by majority owner. Tangs had claimed losses for more than ten years till price from high of more than $3.00 drop to below .80 cents. But all along they owned the goldmine property at Orchard Road that they refused to capitalise.

With CNA, they have been declaring profit and now dividend. So if they want to delist, it has to be above current price. Just how much above


 
 
propertyinvestor
    29-Feb-2012 14:56  
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In FinaOne's case, the controlling shareholder just offered market price to delist without a premium. And since they managed to secure more than 75% of votes, the delisting went ahead despite the minority shareholders protesting. But those who held on to the shares and didnt sell at the exit price made loads when it was subsequently relisted on Taiwan.

GuavaXF30      ( Date: 29-Feb-2012 12:08) Posted:



No I do not know that case but the offer has to still be at the recent average price. They cannot just make any offer.

So likely, just like Tangs, the shareholders were screwed by majority owner. Tangs had claimed losses for more than ten years till price from high of more than $3.00 drop to below .80 cents. But all along they owned the goldmine property at Orchard Road that they refused to capitalise.

With CNA, they have been declaring profit and now dividend. So if they want to delist, it has to be above current price. Just how much above ?

propertyinvestor      ( Date: 29-Feb-2012 11:49) Posted:

You still remember what happen to FinaOne Corporation? The bugger delist here  without a premium and a discount to their NAV and go relist in Taiwan for triple the price


 
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