11-08-2012, 07:30 AM
(This post was last modified: 11-08-2012, 07:33 AM by Underdogger.)
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For listed company to become private company, it is usually the result of takeover (privatisation) exercise. The company act allows a offeror to compulsory acquire the shares owned by dissenting shareholders when
i. The offeror gets more than 90% of the capital of the target company.
ii. And more then 90% acceptance of balance capital, i.e. those not owned by offeror initially.
Yen family owns abt 52%.
10% of Remaining 48% OR 4.8% is enough to block the deal.
just scroll thru the list of top 20 shareholders. Just pick any 2 and they can block the deal.
GG, can u show me how can the Yen Family privatize NT so easily? unless they resort to underhand methods...haha
For listed company to become private company, it is usually the result of takeover (privatisation) exercise. The company act allows a offeror to compulsory acquire the shares owned by dissenting shareholders when
i. The offeror gets more than 90% of the capital of the target company.
ii. And more then 90% acceptance of balance capital, i.e. those not owned by offeror initially.
Yen family owns abt 52%.
10% of Remaining 48% OR 4.8% is enough to block the deal.
just scroll thru the list of top 20 shareholders. Just pick any 2 and they can block the deal.
GG, can u show me how can the Yen Family privatize NT so easily? unless they resort to underhand methods...haha