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Advice: CMA approves NIC Bank’s Sh2 billion Rights Issue .
gesowan
#1 Posted : Tuesday, July 24, 2012 8:59:19 PM
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The Capital Markets Authority has given its approval to NIC Bank’s Sh2.07 billion Rights Issue. The bank will issue 98,724,391 rights to purchase new ordinary shares at an offer price of Sh21 per share.

i mean do i take up the rights or sell the shares i hold currently??
sparkly
#2 Posted : Tuesday, July 24, 2012 9:55:02 PM
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gesowan wrote:
The Capital Markets Authority has given its approval to NIC Bank’s Sh2.07 billion Rights Issue. The bank will issue 98,724,391 rights to purchase new ordinary shares at an offer price of Sh21 per share.

i mean do i take up the rights or sell the shares i hold currently??


Do both. Sell the shares that you have now, remaining with 100 shares. Apply for additional rights at 21.
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gesowan
#3 Posted : Tuesday, July 24, 2012 10:10:10 PM
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thanks alot
i need to disable this thread....
the deal
#4 Posted : Tuesday, July 24, 2012 10:50:19 PM
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Don't be in a rush...what if everybody takes up their rights and there are no leftovers for guys like you? Look @ the DTB rights issue...
guru267
#5 Posted : Wednesday, July 25, 2012 5:34:53 AM
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sparkly wrote:
Do both. Sell the shares that you have now, remaining with 100 shares. Apply for additional rights at 21.


This is the most dangerous advice for any rights issue that will be surely oversubscribed..

This move would only work for ambitious or poorly valued rights issues eg. KPLC(ambitious) , KCB(ambitious) , KQ(poorly valued)..

This move completely failed in the Stanchart issue and all previous DTB rights issues due to generous valuations and tiny capital reqirements..

The NIC and DTB issues will be highly oversubscribed so if you remain with 100 shares do not expect more than 25 additional shares from NIC..

My strategy would be to sell all my shares in NIC and buy ex rights below 30.. Then when the rights begin trading scoop them up at 25-27bob..

Less ambitious but more realistic!!


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Aguytrying
#6 Posted : Wednesday, July 25, 2012 9:54:30 AM
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What if you sell half ur shares. Then take up rights of remaining shares . Apply for additional shares with the left over money. If u dont get all. Buy more from the market ex rights.
This way u wont risk not getting rights shares and you are guaranteed to increase the no. Of shares u initially had and you will invest all the capital back to nice. And your overall price will be much lower.
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bartum
#7 Posted : Wednesday, July 25, 2012 10:02:33 AM
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My strategy would be to sell all my shares in NIC and buy
ex rights below 30.. Then when the rights begin trading
scoop them up at 25-27bob..
Less ambitious but more realistic!!
@guru why buy at 30 and come again later and buy at betw 25-27. Just wait and buy at 25.50
kyt
#8 Posted : Wednesday, July 25, 2012 10:05:11 AM
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thats a sane strategy right there. AGUY
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mkonomtupu
#9 Posted : Wednesday, July 25, 2012 11:53:59 AM
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At that discount i'm all set to throw my uchumi capital gains into the NIC rights. I like the management, the business plan and I trust the Ndegwa family their firms are well managed and stable. This is the only bank I have bought at almost book value, my two cents take up the rights and be patient just like KCB
accelriskconsult
#10 Posted : Wednesday, July 25, 2012 12:43:31 PM
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mkonomtupu wrote:
At that discount i'm all set to throw my uchumi capital gains into the NIC rights. I like the management, the business plan and I trust the Ndegwa family their firms are well managed and stable. This is the only bank I have bought at almost book value, my two cents take up the rights and be patient just like KCB



I was very pleased when they appointed Joseph Mutugu as the finance director http://www.nic-bank.com/about/management/.

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