VyaBureSiachi wrote:obiero wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:VyaBureSiachi wrote:I just received an email from CBA on the takeover offer but I had sold my unga shares after the trading suspension had been lifted.
Am I entitled to the offer? @VVS please advise kunaenda aje.
If you sold your shares then why would you expect to be paid again for the same shares?
@vbs urgently submit the same to your broker for reconciliation of that communication to its new owner, being the one who bought your shares
Thanks. Let me wait for the documentation and then I'll proceed.
I just wanted info but @vvs analeta mafeelings. I think it's because his warren buffet calculations of 60bob for unga have come to naught. Maumivu ya NSE.

I was flabbergasted by your question. It's like those wheeler dealers who sell the same piece of land to multiple buyers!
Don't be fooled by @Obiero, you do NOT need to submit anything as yet to your broker coz it is just an e-mail. The e-mail was generic.
IF you get the documents, then you can let your broker know but your broker is unlikely to know who bought your shares [esp if they were sold via a different broker using the NSE's trading platform] so the broker should then inform the registrar.
No, no ma-feelings but I was surprised that AFTER you sold your shares you thought you were still entitled to the offer
BTW, if you got 40-ish for your shares then you might be better off than me getting 40 coz April's KES 40 is worth more than August's KES 40. Time value of money.
Greedy when others are fearful. Very fearful when others are greedy - to paraphrase Warren Buffett