feeding_the_fire said:If that’s the case what’s so “loyal” about the loyalty options?? You could buy in a couple of days before the record date, get the options, then flick on your shares!
Oh well.. I don’t make the rules!
SO hang on.. say the SP was $0.50 approaching the record date.
What’s to stop me taking out a massive loan to buy enough shares to qualify for, say a million options and then basically getting a free (0.50-0.25) $250K when I exercise the options?? I guess the SP itself would drop a little.. but I doubt by 25c…
Accaeric said:To feeding-the-fire:
"You could buy in a couple of days before the record date, get the options, then flick on your shares!"
What i am understanding as to MD's reply, you are not able to be allocated loyalty option if buying in a couple of days before the record date.
There are two conditions: first, you are registered at the company as a shareholder at the record date; second, you have to hold shares for three months by the record date.
Assuming the record date would be Jan 28, 2007, you have to buy in at least before Oct 26, 2006. Because registeration takes some days (normally T+3), then you would be a registered shareholder on Oct 29,2006, and afterwards holding for three months. However, you are not able to get option if rushing in during the period from Oct 27,2006 to Jan 28, 2007.
As MD replied, they haven't decided the record date yet. they may announce the record date just before a couple of days away the record day. So we can't speculate it and have to buy in early and hold for as least three months.
Broadside said:it is ridiculous all this is still up in the air and subject to the directors' whim...should have been made 100% clear in the Prospectus.
Accaeric said:This is a rare case. On the other hand, how brilliant the board is.
IMO, First of all, the pending record date would highlight what real royalty is.
Furthermore, this could protect existing shareholders interest and avoided or less dilution. if you are not Royal shareholder, won't get royalty option.
Normally, U-stocks on the IPO, likely issue free attached option at the same price as the issue price. Providing IPO 30m share@20c, 1 for 2 free option, options issued are 15m (exercise price 20c). it would be considerably diluted while sp rocketing to 100c. But in USA,the total loyalty options definitely less than total issued shares. because those shares being traded in past three months by the record date, are not able to be allocated loyalty options. That's good news for eligible shareholders.
The board is pretty brilliant, isn't it? I am confident in investing the company those guys run.
Broadside said:I don't quite get the gist of what you are saying. But for me I would prefer it if the terms are clear and upfront so there is no opportunity for insiders to take advantage of the situation...I am not saying for one moment they would, but why even allow the possibility.
Accaeric said:I am sort of confused about the issue of loyalty option, so I emailed to MD yesterday morning, and just got reply as follows:
"Dear XXX,
The Board will decide and publicise a "record date" for entitlement to the
loyalty options. The "record date" will be some 3 months after listing but
the exact date has not yet been set. Parties who are shown as shareholders
on the Company Register on that "record date" will receive the 1 for 2
loyalty options. You should be aware that it can take several days for a
sale or purchase of shares to be entered to the Company Register.
Regards
Russ Bluck
managing Director
UraniumSA Ltd "
IMO, USA share price would run like UXA rather than UTO.
Realist said:Wow 29c now, I'm making a killing on this one!!
tech/a said:Nice breakout at 26c
tech/a said:Realist have no intention YET but a break of 32c would be tempting.
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