QUOTE(plumberly @ Feb 28 2014, 08:55 AM)
Hope you can help me with this.
(taken from The Star)
AA
How difference is this compared to private placement? Same thing?
BB
With this placement or PP, will existing shareholders see a dilution in their returns? I guess it depends on the performance of the extra fund.
CC
Existing shareholders will not have a say in :
* agreeing to the new fund? Approval in AGM?
* buying in the new fund?
DD
All KLSE listed companies can go for this fund raising activity?
EE
If you have shares in a company trying to raise new funds via this method, how do you decide whether to keep or sell the shares?
Thanks.
Cheerio.
So much questions..
1. This fund raising is exactly the same PP only with different name.
2. It depend if the new acquisition will add or deduct value. New placement will have immediate dilution, but if the new asset can earn MORE than the dilution then it adds value. If it earns LESS than dilution then value is taken away.
3. 10% and less no need AGM or shareholder approval. loop hole.

The placement is on invitation basis, if you have premier banking you can contact your RM to arrange buy in. Usually the PP shares are sold at max 10% discount to market price.
4. Yes
5. Look at answer no 2
This post has been edited by gark: Feb 28 2014, 05:18 PM