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Sometimes, the main shareholder just wants to try his luck. In this case, his luck isn't that good so far. Around 73.88% till date.
If he hits 85%, the probability of raising the price will be higher.
Currently, even he raises it to 97cts, the rest may not bite too.
So, why spend the extra $$$ and still end up not being able to delist.

Quote:other Shareholders in respect of an aggregate of 34,340,690 Offer Shares,
representing approximately 3.19% of the total number of issued Shares

As so many had said, 88cts is cheap. So, the substantial shareholder has already raised his stake at a cheap price of 88cts without resorting to buying it through market.
The probability of a revised offer is half-half. Personally, I do not think that Mr Putra Masagung is in a hurry or desperate to delist. But who knows, maybe we will see a revised offer this evening. Tongue

At the other end, Mr Ben Chng of Viz Branz is quite desperate though.
Halted
(07-08-2013, 11:59 AM)edragon Wrote: [ -> ]Halted

Extension to 5.30 p.m. (Singapore time) on 21 August 2013Big Grin
ha ha, the waiting game continues. noticed that the mkt didn't "hew"(ignore) their extension with buying at 88.5.
for holders of gts braced yourself for a very bad 2nd qtr results. anything that can be mark down, scrap etc will be out.
(07-08-2013, 06:30 AM)shn Wrote: [ -> ]Each one will have to make his/her decision. I am inclined to think that the offer will be revised upward because there is still a lot of meat left for the controlling shareholders even if the offer is revised upward by 10% to 97 cents.

Assume that the controlling shareholders made an offer at 97 cents to start with, other shareholders would still expect a revision of the offer; hence, if I am the controlling shareholders, I will also first offer a price lower than the final price I am willing to offer, and then revise the price upward later.

I believe 97 cents is fair to both parties. I am one who bought more at 88 cents from the market after weighting the risk and reward.

Found that buggerBig Grin
They only extend the closing date.......they did not up the offer.....I don't think they will up the offer......what say u?
(07-08-2013, 02:28 PM)LOVE YOURSELF Wrote: [ -> ]They only extend the closing date.......they did not up the offer.....I don't think they will up the offer......what say u?

go tell that to the ones on the queue buying at 88.5......want to fight mr mkt?
(07-08-2013, 02:47 PM)Jacmar Wrote: [ -> ]
(07-08-2013, 02:28 PM)LOVE YOURSELF Wrote: [ -> ]They only extend the closing date.......they did not up the offer.....I don't think they will up the offer......what say u?

go tell that to the ones on the queue buying at 88.5......want to fight mr mkt?

I am also hoping that they up their offer......why don't you join the 88.5 Q and get some more lots ..............
For those still vested kudos:

2Q2013 Earning results

Earnings up, NAV up, the usual good stuff.
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