Such is the lot of retail shareholders in NZ. Those institutions will be getting shares at a good discount. The selling pressure in the last few weeks makes sense now.
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lower div's going forward than this yr's 8c by my calc's
1.22 last spot price
(x) 719.509 existing shares outstanding
= 877.8m pre money market cap
plus the $210m raised
= post money market cap of 1087.8
divide that by the post raise # shares outstanding, which is
719.509 + 210 new shares (raised at a dollar) = 929.5
1087.8/929.5 = 1.1703
Or more simply
(6.85*1.22+1.00)/7.85=1.192
I go with Rawz.
I chose the wrong time to partly rejoin the DRIP! Oz usually chews up Kiwi companies and spits them out. Jeff's skedaddling, not wanting to be in charge should that happen with Heartland?
I wouldn’t be surprised if a version of the “fair dividend rate” for low or non-dividend paying companies will be introduced for NZ company share investments by one party or another. Governments have found all sorts of erratic ways around the crazy absence of a general CGT.
I don't find the absence of a general CGT crazy at all.
On another note, by my count 30 of the 2024 competition entrants chose HGH as one of their picks so when XP04 adjusts for today's announcement (and how he does it) the outcome will be interesting.
My two pennys worth is don't do that.
For a start, I cannot see more than 20% of entitlements not being taken up, as you cannot renounce for value and the pricing suggests that theoretically you get $1.17 for investing $1.00 or leave that difference to the benefit of others. So it does make sense to gather cash but not as much cash as you intend if you need to sell an existing investment to do so.
Secondly I would trawl your portfolio for something other than AFT, which is relatively low in the cycle just now and has run the hardest yards in the last few years so as to now be dividend paying and with relatively low debt, and is due to report for FY24 in May albeit that outcome seems quite well signalled. AFT is increasing annual revenue relatively strongly and is in growth mode, and whilst the dividend yield is (very) modest it is at least paid. So perhaps there is more potential there than some other holding?
Hoping to pick some of these up for a buck in the coming weeks
I'll be taking up my entitlement and I'll also be taking advantage of the offer which allows me to buy up to an additional 100% of the offered shares at 1 buck. I'll fund it by selling some ANZ Aussie shares, that way the amount allocated to banking in my portfolio will remain the same.