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Trader Paul on 21 July:
PES ... August 2008 ... 3 significant and positive cycles
September/October 2008 ... 3 significant and negative cycles expected
January 2009 ... significant and negative news expected
greedywolf on 29 October:
hey everyone,
I hate to be the one to pessimistic but i dont think PES will make it to next christmas. Have a feeling that once some reserves are proved up, which they are aiming for by the end of the financial year, AOE will make its move. They haven't built a stake in the company to sell at a later date for a few dollars. Same goes for Shell, the only reason Shell got in was so AOE wouldn't breach the mandatory takeover provision in the Corps Act. Just a matter of timing now, once some reserves are proved up AOE will buy the stake off Shell then launch a bid for the rest of the company, after which Shell will probably launch a bid for AOE, either way PES shareholders will lose out on the full potential of the company which is sad!
DYOR!!!
Well PES is now around $5.00 after bouncing up to $5.50.
Does anyway have any thoughts on taking the money now rather than selling through the takeover? (Assuming it isn't withdrawn.) It seems that as AOE falls PES also falls - which makes sense given the takeover is effectively half AOE stock.
Any ideas?
Well... another 1231PJ of 3P resources for PES - it aint half easy to see why AOE couldn't wait any longer.... with the quality of PES' other tenements - their total resources alone could be much larger again.
Obviously AOE got a bargain - but at least we (PES holders) will get some AOE shares to get our bite of the cherry.... + some realised $$$ from the T/O.
I honestly think CSG/CSM is the only place to be in this market turmoil.... at least for the time being...everything else I look at is f'ing scary!!!!!!!!!
-E
Yes Dukey, a special little one this was. I thought 5000 PJ by the end of 2009, and I see that in their contingent reserves now. It would have eventually been a fairytale end even if left alone. I still hold Pure, I guess for the upside in Arrow, can't bring myself to sell on-market for some reason. Perhaps holders won't accept and they might have to offer more. Nice thought.
Feb 9th BG offers $6.40 cash for PES
Nice piece of oracling Grace.. PES always looked absurdly cheap given the proven reserves. Just great that there will finally be a more realistic price paid for the resources. And I'm not unhappy I waited..... Yippee!!!
Hello basilio. I noticed the Director (the major shareholder) buying a few more on market last week. I thought to myself, I'm not going to part with mine just yet if he is still buying on market. Did he know something? I think so.
Game on.. Arrow has upped the offer to $3.00 plus 1.57 AOE shares for each PES shares. Value is stated as $7.16.
More significantly they have abandoned the 90% minimum (wonder why) and want to roll this up very quickly. They want to start taking shares from tomorrow (Feb 12th)
Thought it was a bit fascinating how they claimed PES offered excellent proven resources and potentially a ton more on the rest of the tenement. So why the scungy initial offer?
Any thoughts on how high this could go? And do shareholders who don't sell early obtain the final price?
.Plenty of scenarios left on this but I wonder what the chances are of BG and Shell eventually working together ( with AOE) ?
Would seem to be a preferable outcome for them than trying to drown your opponent in your own blood, which is what the current situation could lead to
BG would never of thought they would take PES for $6.40,
considering how important it is to Shell/AOE and the whole gladstone/csg game.
I'd say, they will make an offer in a week, once the AOE share price settles, [ie. i think it might deflate], so when they offer the cash $7.50-$8.00 the $7.16 offer by AOE will be more like $6.80.
Arrow Energy (AOE) bid for Pure Resources (PES)
AOE has launched a part-cash offer of $2.70 plus 1.21 AOE shares for each PES share. AOE trades at $2.61, which values the offer at and PES at $5.86, a substantial premium to PES, which is trading at $5.33. The PES board has recommended the deal, so on balance it's likely this will be the final offer. At this stage, there is no arbitrage opportunity for us to be involved in.
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