youcan'tstopusnow wrote:Standard Investment Bank (SIB) has predicted that a major investor could be lining up to buy a majority stake in listed transport and logistics firm, Express Kenya, through the firm’s proposed rights issue.
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Instead of all these games, just offer the minority shareholders a fair buy-out offer then de-list it then raise all the money they want.
I see a major buyer coming through. They may not provide cash but over-inflated 'assets' instead just like obura & matu families *conned* the other minority shareholders.
Use the past as history. Obura was (& still is) the chairman of Olympia Holdings which did a 3:1 Rights Issue at 14/- then promptly entered into shady deals which destroyed the value of the minority shareholders.
KQ did 16:5 Rights with some 'favored' shareholders like IFC buying in cheap at 67% discount to NAV. The current price if below 14/-. Who know how low it will go before the chairman (mwaniki) or CEO (naikuni) or CFO (mbugua) resign with huge golden parachutes.
Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett