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CJ or Snoopy;
Save yourselves a lot of time,phone CFO Craig Stephen at HNZ [09 927 9025] and get the correct answers.
ps.Tell him Percy is tickled pink with the sp.
I laugh that every time he posts a negative post the share price goes up.!! Great that he was pink in the face,while I am tickled pink.lol.
With sellers at 86 cents to 90 cents with only 89,521 shares for sale, I think the hungry buyers wanting 721,359 shares at 81 cents to 85 cents may have to dig a bit deeper.
Nice - NTA of 90 approaching fast - but no need to slow down or stop when we get there!
Exactly my point Belge - I don't see the need for anyone to read 90 as the speed limit!
Have only been a holder for less than 9 months and already showing 30% cap growth plus divs - no complaints from moi!
Was planning buying in Friday but got tied up at work. Been watching the shareprice go up ever since.........
Well done Belgie. I wish I had some spare cash to top up but am very well positioned with HNZ having bought in heavily a long time ago. I agree with your other post and I see no reason why this share will stop at 90c. I believe we will see it closer to $1 withing not too long a time frame (late 2014).
Those buying in now or those of us having bought much cheaper than current prices have and will enjoy strong growth for some time yet, which will then be followed by nice steady flow of fully imputed dividends. I am very content with HNZ being the biggest in my portfolio, not so happy currnetly with my 2nd biggest DIL :eek2:
Anyone get a low ball offer? What did it say and are Washington Securities high?
http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/indu...ow-ball-target
Sell my shares that have risen by 60% in a year for the price I bought them for? Yes please!
Do they think we are idiots?
These sort of low-ball offers come from "bottom-feeders" and are aimed at "widows and orphans" who may be unsophisticated when it comes to financial affairs. Most companies who become aware that their registries are being mined for addresses, send a letter to shareholders warning them about the possibility that an offer may be made for their shares at well below market price.
Oh right Bjauck. I was wondering how they frame the case for buying the shares. Do they just lie about the share price? Or do they tell you that the company is about to go under or in dire financial trouble or something?