TIH Limited (formerly: Transpac Industrial Holdings Limited)

[Vseeker]

Back in May2014: in a 3-for-1 Bonus Wrts Issue: A total of 702,942,318 Bonus Wrts were issued & listed on 19-May2014

At the end of First Excercise Period (from 19-May2014 to 19-Nov2014)
only a total of 5,511,479 wrts were excercised - that's a mere 0.8% out of the 702.9m Bonus wrts issued.

So today we still have 697,430,839 outstanding TIH wrts left (this is almost THREE TIMEs the current TIH issued shares at 241,685,638 shrs)

The Second Exercise Period for the Wrts, will be from "19 May2016 to 19 May2017", and the new Excercise Price will be $2.28 per share.

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wow ! if all those 702.9m wrts eventually do get excercised @$2.28 each... it could raise a whopping $1.59 Billion for TIH !!
but better dun hold your breath waiting for it to happen !
... not vested.

[touzi]

Argyle 'to manage $62m pool from Temasek unit'

(Straits Times 5 May 2016)

A unit of Temasek Holdings has given a $62 million pool of investments to Argyle Street Management, in the second such allocation by the firm to the Hong Kong asset manager, according to people familiar with the matter.

Mainboard-listed TIH Ltd, the private equity firm owned by Argyle, will manage the investment, which includes stakes in Whiterock Medical, a locally based distributor of medical instruments, and Australian coal operations company Carbon Energy, the people said, requesting anonymity because the information is private.

Republic Technologies, a subsidiary of Temasek, gave TIH $130 million in October 2014, one of the people said. One of the main positions in that pool included an investment in Mitsui Life Insurance, the Japanese insurer that has since been acquired by Nippon Life Insurance.

TIH no longer holds the stake in Mitsui Life, the person said.

TIH owns 55 per cent of both pools, making it the controlling shareholder, while Republic Technologies owns the rest, according to the person.

Hong Kong-based Argyle manages US$823 million (S$1.12 billion) in assets and Temasek oversaw a portfolio of $266 billion as at the end of March 2015 based on its latest annual report.

Spokesmen at Temasek, Argyle and TIH declined to comment.

[opmi]

Alibaba returns if TIH didnt sell it to Yahoo. TIH was one of the earlier VC for Alibaba.



http://value-edge.com/2016/05/30/3-thing...rporation/

[touzi]

http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/Response...eID=444155

Does the following statement mean that ASM is selling their stake?

The Company is also aware that there are ongoing discussions on a potential transaction involving a
change of control of the Company. There is no assurance that such discussions will result in any
transaction. As far as the Company is aware, the structure of such transaction, if entered into, is
subject to regulatory approval which is in the process of being applied for and the price at which such
transaction, if entered into, will likely be lower than the closing price per share in the Company of
S$0.695/share on 21 March 2017.

[ngcheeki]

Unconditional GO of 57 cts and final with payment made as follow
(i) SGD0.125 will be paid in cash; and
(ii)SGD0.445 will be paid by the issue of an up to SGD49.3 million 2.25% Offeror Notes
due three years from the close of the Offer.

- Intend to remain listed in SGX

http://infopub.sgx.com/Apps?A=COW_CorpAn...an2018.pdf

[desmondxyz]

Unconditional GO of 57 cts and final with payment made as follow
(i) SGD0.125 will be paid in cash; and
(ii)SGD0.445 will be paid by the issue of an up to SGD49.3 million 2.25% Offeror Notes
due three years from the close of the Offer.

- Intend to remain listed in SGX

http://infopub.sgx.com/Apps?A=COW_CorpAn...an2018.pdf

How the notes work? Shareholder will get 2.25% of the 0.445 for three years, then get back 0.445 by the end of three years?

[opmi]

Jialat....offer - give Riady/Kin Chan the shares, still have to lend them money at low interest rate......

[touzi]

Since the company will continue to be listed, isn't this essentially just a transfer of control from ASM to Lippo? Apart from that, any risk to minority shareholders if we decline the offer?

[desmondxyz]

Seriously don't think the acceptance rate will be high, the offer is not attractive at all....