The BEPPA seller who dumped 5M on the close also had another 5M showing and withdrew it. I would say you guys are a big chance to get some BEPPA cheap whilst they have plenty to sell. It all depends on what BBI does on opening.
Another interesting day, opened strong and closed weak.
We will prob have to wait a while now (for more good news) before any more significant moves, I dont see any big move tomorrow.
Good on you Mark_au for swapping to 0 difference, that was good timing
I wondered, should I?, then place a buy order. A second later the market was in adjust and the buy was filled.
From Wilson HTM Ltd:
"The completion of the Euroports capital raising is critical for BBI. The funds raised are required to finance the put option that has been exercised by the minority investors in one of Euroports’ subsidiaries. Without the cash, the worse case scenario is a winding up of Euroports. Also, if the transaction does not complete then Euroports is obligated to refund the B&B European Infrastructure Fund its €35M deposit; however, BBI has stated that Euroports does not have sufficient cash to repay it.
As part of the 29.7% share subscription B&B European Infrastructure Fund, one of the two potential investors in Euroports, paid a refundable €35M deposit to Euroports, guaranteed by BBI and secured against the assets of Euroports. If the transaction does not complete BBI has stated that Euroports does not have sufficient cash to repay the deposit. Could there be a situation where one BNB fund sues another?!"
This has the potential to bring the BBI house of cards tumbling down.
From Wilson HTM Ltd:
"The completion of the Euroports capital raising is critical for BBI. The funds raised are required to finance the put option that has been exercised by the minority investors in one of Euroports’ subsidiaries. Without the cash, the worse case scenario is a winding up of Euroports. Also, if the transaction does not complete then Euroports is obligated to refund the B&B European Infrastructure Fund its €35M deposit; however, BBI has stated that Euroports does not have sufficient cash to repay it.
As part of the 29.7% share subscription B&B European Infrastructure Fund, one of the two potential investors in Euroports, paid a refundable €35M deposit to Euroports, guaranteed by BBI and secured against the assets of Euroports. If the transaction does not complete BBI has stated that Euroports does not have sufficient cash to repay the deposit. Could there be a situation where one BNB fund sues another?!"
This has the potential to bring the BBI house of cards tumbling down.
From Wilson HTM Ltd:
"The completion of the Euroports capital raising is critical for BBI. The funds raised are required to finance the put option that has been exercised by the minority investors in one of Euroports’ subsidiaries. Without the cash, the worse case scenario is a winding up of Euroports. Also, if the transaction does not complete then Euroports is obligated to refund the B&B European Infrastructure Fund its €35M deposit; however, BBI has stated that Euroports does not have sufficient cash to repay it.
As part of the 29.7% share subscription B&B European Infrastructure Fund, one of the two potential investors in Euroports, paid a refundable €35M deposit to Euroports, guaranteed by BBI and secured against the assets of Euroports. If the transaction does not complete BBI has stated that Euroports does not have sufficient cash to repay the deposit. Could there be a situation where one BNB fund sues another?!"
This has the potential to bring the BBI house of cards tumbling down.
Make no mistake. The BBI is "our" BBI. BNB Infrastructure fund is one of the buyers of Euroports. If conditions precedent (CP) are not satisfied, they can pull the pin, demand their $70M deposit back (which BBI Euroports no longer has due to the bank sweep) and the minority interests can demand the exercise of the put option. Potentially very ugly indeed.
The liquidation of Euroports also has the potential to affect cash flow to the banks to pay down corporate debt. It all depends on how tough a line the banks want to take here. Whilst Euroports has no corporate debt, the potential for a domino effect is there.
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