Webjet Retail Entitlement Offer

[peter2]

If a WEB share holder holds shares that were entitled to participate in the retail offer they would have received a Retail Offer Booklet including a personalised Entitlement form.

If you haven't got the booklet then your address may be incorrect at the registry or it's more likely that your share holdings do not qualify for the entitlement.

 

[Miner]

If a WEB share holder holds shares that were entitled to participate in the retail offer they would have received a Retail Offer Booklet including a personalised Entitlement form.

If you haven't got the booklet then your address may be incorrect at the registry or it's more likely that your share holdings do not qualify for the entitlement.

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@peter2 - I would like to add people who are holding the shares through a wrap account, will not get any personalized documentation excepting an outline and offer details. With IG accounts etc probably still less information. End of the shareholders to maximize their return and for the holders the right offer is probably a desperate cheap price by WEB. DNH

 

[peter2]

Thanks Miner. I think you meant IB not IG. IB clients must realise that they don't "own" their shares and that they're held in trust by a third party. It's up to these holders to keep track of any offers themselves and notify IB if they intend to take advantage of any offers. If you did mean IG then CFD holders aren't shareholders and aren't entitled to any offers like this.

Things aren't simple these days are they?

 

[hanofee]

If a WEB share holder holds shares that were entitled to participate in the retail offer they would have received a Retail Offer Booklet including a personalised Entitlement form.

If you haven't got the booklet then your address may be incorrect at the registry or it's more likely that your share holdings do not qualify for the entitlement.

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Thanks @peter2. I got the bulky letter including a page called "form". It's nothing like form though (as I was expecting form is something we need to fill up and submit). I'ts giving us our details, amount of entitlement and the BPay reference to pay. The instructions are rather confusing, with step 1 is basically check the info they sent and step 2 is paying. Hence, my understanding, paying with the BPay reference is the only real action needed (if we want to take part), but I could be wrong. At $1.70 I think it's worth the risk

 

[Ferret]

paying with the BPay reference is the only real action needed

Correct

 

[Colm Doc]

I'm new and confused too. Have a little of webjet, so all we need to do is basically pay the amount allocated via BPAY, right? No need to fill up any form?

Yes, I called the phone number and they said to just pay the amount I want. You will be allocated your shares after the offer closes.