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22/03/19
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Originally posted by TheAdviser:
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Existing shareholders appear to be getting screwed over but for an outsider coming in, it seems like money for jam So here is my analysis from what I can read amongst the announcements (not financial advice, just some back of the envelope numbers ) Coda spin off will have assets (approx $3m in books but inflate for listing upside of $5m) and $10m cash, lets assume they raise another $2m for spread or give out shares to advisers for that total. Therefore we have $5+10+2 = $17m GBG has circa 1,500,000,000 shares on isuse at the ASX minimum IPO price for a new float of $0.20, that equates to ($17m/$0.20) 85m shares in Coda so 85m shares in coda / 1.5bn in GBG = 0.056 new shares per every 1 GBG Invest $20k in GBG now at $0.026 and it would give you cica 77,000 GBG shares At the above ratio it would seem to result in 43,589 new shares in Coda. At the minimum ASX pricing of $0.20 that seems to be value of circa $8,700 And they buy back your shares at 2.6c. Seems like money for jam for me for outside new shareholders.
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TheAdviser, sounds like fairyland to me. Effectively you’re saying the share price should be almost 50 per cent highter, 3.7 cents less some premium for transaction risk and cost of carry. At the current share price, 2.6c, the current market value of CODA is ZERO.