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I too thought about that prospect; them buying back shares, that is.
But in truth, I don't believe it to be too good an idea; especially whilst ZFX is clearly in a downtrend. They would lose valuable equity should the price of their investment continue this downward spiral; which is obviously very bad for shareholders.
They would essentially be buying more Zinc, which is not something they wish to do. They're looking to diversify, remember?:
ZFX shareholders would probably get more than the market is willing to pay for its shares if it were to sell all its mines plus 2.2 billion in cash, hand back the proceeds to its shareholders and delist from this market
Sounds like a plan - in fact the same could be said for half the stocks on the market, maybe we should just wind up every income producing company in Australia and sell it to the Chinese.
I wonder where that thought came from kengaikl, I guess you have no Zinifex shares huh?
I use to have quite a number of zfx shares got in at 16.35 and out when they reached 18.75 only because i needed the cash to set up a CFD account. Lucky i did but still zfx at these levels are a joke. Never would have thought they would reach these levels.
Overnight the metals had a great day, all up with lead and zing (zinc) up 4.5% and 4% respectively - that should give Zinifex a little boost along today (hopefully)
unfortunately lack of zing today!!! ;
And whats the latest on AGM?? does anyone have any idea how much of AGM ZFX have picked up to date?? Last time anyone posted was a miniscule 0.01% or so!!
This means that a few more AGM holders have accepted $1 or ZFX are buying on market and paying about $1.05.
That is the public statement of their intentions. They can buy limited numbers at any price without having to announce it. There are ways around these things. I do do my homework and by doing it I have found that this is possible. Can you believe that in one week they can increase their holding from .01% to .03% by buying at $1 when the market price has been around $1.05. ZFX holders certainly are touchy when they discuss AGM.You obviously don't read announcements properly. ZFX are not permitted to bid in the market at a price greater than the bid ($1.00). I wish people would do their homework.
According to a statement posted by Zinifex on the AGM announcements ZFX now hold .03% of the AGM shares. This means that a few more AGM holders have accepted $1 or ZFX are buying on market and paying about $1.05. At this rate they may get a seat on the AGM board by the year 2012.
That is the public statement of their intentions. They can buy limited numbers at any price without having to announce it. There are ways around these things. I do do my homework and by doing it I have found that this is possible. Can you believe that in one week they can increase their holding from .01% to .03% by buying at $1 when the market price has been around $1.05. ZFX holders certainly are touchy when they discuss AGM.
As they said in "yes minister" "all will be revealed in the fullness of time."It is AGM that is not dancing to the ZFX tune, and why should they.Noika, well, you need to read the statement again and do your homework, ZFX will only buy at prices up to including the offer price.
AGM shareholders are becoming a bit touchy now that ZFX is not dancing their paso double
WBII
As they said in "yes minister" "all will be revealed in the fullness of time."It is AGM that is not dancing to the ZFX tune, and why should they.
nioka,
You really have no idea. I pointed out your error and you are the one who got all touchy because you have been revealed as NOT READING ANNOUNCEMENTS properly before suffering from foot and mouth disease.
Please do your homework next time before you make such ridiculous statements. The sole reason ZFX's stake in AGM increased slightly was because someone signed the form to accept $1.00. Crazy when you can sell on market at $1.06.
ZFX are not permitted to buy shares in the market at a price greater than $1.00. End of story.
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