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Not released on ASX but you can read about it on reuters or something - Inclusion into portfolio and some analyst stuff. Also macq raking in big fees
Shouldn't have been an issue unless it will have a material impact on MQG. Obviously it is a big buy of something with MQG advising for some big fees or running a capital raising.
Are we taking bets on what the announcement is going to be?
BNE is obviously the biggest takeover target for MAP as the projected growth out of it is simply phenomenal. However MEL would also be helpful. A380 capability at MEL, second biggest domestic passenger numbers. Perth could also be on the radar.
Otherwise I would imagine it will be a much larger stake in ASUR and their 9 Mexican airports.
What exactly does MQG do for the management fees it extracts from MAP ?
Put another way, Will MAP's corporate overheads be any less after MQG gets the additional units ?
Okay, might be time to revisit MAP.
Hold units myself, averaged in at $2.18 & I get a (small) allocation in the current SPP @ $2.30 - less than $200 worth. My parcel is so small that I feel like not participating - almost like it is hardly worth the effort.
Obviously any SPP discounted to trading value is worth a look at. It's a fairly serious discount (~21%) on current SP of $2.79 and we have had a higher SP of late. So on the face of the discount, plus the long-term SP and also taking into account a fairly decent dividend return, I think it is attractive to me.
My other choice other than not participating is to apply for more shares than I am entitled to, possibly by a factor of 3 or 4 and bring it up to closer to a $500-$600 parcel. While this would be helpful, I run the risk of being scaled back in the SPP. Funds would also need to come from Margin to support the buy (I get 50% LVR on MAP).
I have read through the offer document, and I could not find anything like what you mention skyQuake.
The only thing I could find was that if there is a shortfall of takeup of the offer, then Additional New Securities (in excess of entitlement) will be available and will be distributed PRO-RATA based on your entitlement amount.
So yes, it might be difficult to get more than your allocation on that basis. It all depends on how many people do not take up their allocations. But at a 20% discount I think it should be reasonably well supported.
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