mwekez@ji wrote:Aguytrying wrote:youcan'tstopusnow wrote:Aguytrying wrote:
Its true. Puma energy has an IPO this year, though do not know in which exchange.
Just think out loud here:
Many deals involve cash plus stock. We could see Puma pay, let's say 20 bob, and offer shareholders stock of Puma in return.
Yeah. This could be a reverse takeover. U may be on to something, because from what segman has been saying it seems that kenol kobil won't cease to exist par se. The top shareholders may have been awarded shares and even maybe some board positions in the agreement. Because as a major shareholder it may be hard to equate the potential of kenol kobil and the kenya oil find only in monetary terms. If it was me id also want a piece of the future potential as well.
1. Majority shareholders get a share swap + some goodies
(that makes alot of sense)2. Will minority get the share swap in addition to the goodies?
3. If minority will get a share swap, Puma will need to list in NSE (listing in other exchange(s) will be added advantage)
http://www.businessdailyafrica....6/-/7vnsg8z/-/index.htmlQuote:The announcement of the changes (split CEO and chairman’s roles) comes amid the planned sale of a majority stake in the firm to Puma Energy by key shareholders in a share swap deal set to be completed in
There could be something here, with the word share swap introduced. The roles of CEO and chairman being divided.
Im just really thinking out loud here:
What if Puma energy Buys >51% of kenol kobil,
Changes the name of the company to puma (something) and performs share actions but still remains in the NSE,
Top shareholders get a share swap and some goodies.
Minority shareholders get a share swap.
Its all speculation now, but its gonna be interesting.
The investor's chief problem - and even his worst enemy - is likely to be himself