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28/08/17
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Originally posted by trippa99
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"This process requires demonstrating that the shares are worthless given the quantum of the secured and unsecured claims. In such a scenario where creditors are not being repaid in full it would mean that existing shareholders would not receive any return."
I dont think this is final outcome and appears they will be paid in full. Perhaps part of the transaction is for CBS to acquire full ownership at a cost.
Murdoch, Packer, Reinhart, Foxtel, Bruce Gordon, Foxtel/Telstra would own a combined holding of about 60% of TEN. I really dont think they will walk away from it, especially the hundreds of millions they injected into it. Lets see what the scheme of arrangement shows.
I owned TON shares last year and they went into admin. Scheme of arrangement at the same level as prior closing price with only 50% dilution. Relisted and sold at 50% above a week later.
BTW. Must add, if the millionaires loses hundreds of millions then I think it is fair I lose $10k. Just hoping no backdoor deal done.
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The interesting part is as creditors (via the debt guarantee fees) they can vote it down BUT how could they vote it down when they are getting paid 100% of what they are owed as creditors.