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BIG UN Limited up 20% Thursday. One of Australia's fastest growing companies:
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20170810/pdf/43l9pdb9w250mv.pdf
The shares have risen from a low of 9c less than one year ago, to close yesterday at 163.5c.
hello everyone,
im sorry to ask a dumb question, but ive been out of the share market due to family issues,
I used to have a lot of RAU shares, I only got alerted by chance at centrelink,
ive searched everywhere, I cannot find the info,
but were the RAU shares taken over by BIG at a 1:1 ratio?
I purhcased in about 07 -09 so a long time ago
according to centrelink I have about 50,000 rau shares but theyve valued it at 8th aug at $1.10 which doesnt seem right on many levels,
Thank you very much my friendInteresting story....
RAU was backdoor listed by BIG near the end of 2014. At the same time the stock went thru a 1:30 consolidation. So if you have 50,000 BIG shares then you probably had around 1.5m RAU shares in 2014.
BIG has performed very well and the share price has gone from 10c to over $1.80 as recently as July 2017. If this is an unexpected gift for you then I hope you make great use of it.
Best of luck and don't forget tax implications.
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Thank you very much my friend
I appreciate it
I had about 100k in rau shares originally. But today when i spoke to centrelink. They insisted my portfolio was 100,000 × $1.3 and there was no mistake whatsoever as they have the latest technologies linked to asx
After calling the registrar i found out there was a 1:20 followed by 1:30 consolidation.
So my 100,000 odd shares means i now have 166 bigun shares.....which isnt worth much
Am I the only one trading this?
Been belting along.
That's a let down. Too bad centrelink was wrong. Oh well.
ASX:BIG
8th May 2018
ASIC Determination
Big Un Limited (ASX:BIG, or ‘BIG’) advises that the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has made a determination under section 713(6) of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (Act) that BIG may not rely on section 713 of the Act (special prospectus content rules for continuously quoted securities) until 2 May 2019. This has arisen due to BIG not lodging its 31 December 2017 half-year report with ASIC by 15 March 2018.
The practical effect of ASIC's determination is that if BIG wishes to issue a prospectus prior to 3 May 2019, it must comply with the full-form prospectus requirements of the Act. BIG advises that this is a discrete determination by ASIC and BIG is still in discussions with ASIC with regard to other matters and there is no certainty at this stage as to when the securities of BIG will be reinstated to quotation.
The Company is currently working diligently towards completion of its reviewed half yearly accounts. At this stage, there remains uncertainty as to when these accounts can be lodged.
Because they're reactive instead of proactive. Proactivity requires a lot of work and time. Reactivity is easy because you just sit back until something is brought to your attention, then you move slowly to remedy it. You move slowly so that people get the impression it's not worth the effort to complain, thereby reducing your work load and stress load. Most regulatory and political bodies work this way. Whack-a-Mole.Amazing how these things slip by the regulator until it all goes pear shaped.
Too late now but there was a significant chage of behaviour in the shaded area, then a break below that. Holding when a small cap does that is too risky because the chance of recovery is way too small. I know it's easy to say, but for next time.
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