guru267 wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:guru267 wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:guru267 wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:So the whole nonsense about cross-listing on the NSE is just that. Nonsense. 3 weeks since the 'cross-listing' and not a single trade on the NSE.
UGX/KES is 31 while UGX/USD is now 2710
I thought the Kenyan shareholders haven't received their converted share certificates yet... That's why it ain't trading!
So... what was the whole dog & pony show by UMEME 3 weeks ago about? Why not wait till Kenyan shareholders received their "converted share certificates"?
What are "converted share certificates"? im not sure myself.. Maybe the par value is converted to Ksh

But what i do know for sure is that the Kenyan shareholders haven't yet received their certificates!
But Kenyans cannot trade with certificates on the NSE. In fact, certificates are being phased out by the NSE/CDSC. So why not issue Kenyans 'electronic certificates' as is done for NSE-listed shares?
In Uganda physical share certificates are still the order of the day even though they recently went electronic!
Even though share certificates are being phased out on the NSE they are still perfectly legal! Even ARM is still issuing physical share certificates after its split!
Ummm, ok... Let me try again. I said "Kenyans cannot trade with certificates on the NSE. In fact, certificates are being phased out by the NSE/CDSC." So...
1) it is irrelevant if Kenyans are issued certificates by UMEME since they cannot trade on the NSE until immobilized & dematerialized. This might take a few more days or weeks if the certs have to go to Uganda for verification. No idea on the process.
2) Are you sure Kenyans are getting "physical share certificates" after the split by ARM?
Can anyone else in Kenya confirm (2) above?
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