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Thread: Napier Port IPO

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    Quote Originally Posted by NZSilver View Post
    I believe most employees bought shares,that will probably have an boost to the bottom line now they have skin in the game.
    Does anyone know what the ticker will be for these shares ?
    I think they list tomorrow. Can't recall seeing it anywhere.
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    It is a footnote in the prospectus. It will be NPH (for Napier Port Holdings).

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    Thanks !
    I did read some of the foot notes...obviously not all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RTM View Post
    Thanks !
    I did read some of the foot notes...obviously not all.

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    Port Otago the next listing me thinks.

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    In terms of investing what is the advantage of diving into Napier shares tomorrow ?
    They seem very exposed to logs into China, seems to make up more than half their trade. They do not look particularly cheap and the isolation of the port makes it difficult to diversify much.

    why not just wait for the correction, or buy into an existing port instead? Or is it just the case of a shiny new toy? that will be snapped up at any old price.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ratkin View Post
    In terms of investing what is the advantage of diving into Napier shares tomorrow ?
    They seem very exposed to logs into China, seems to make up more than half their trade. They do not look particularly cheap and the isolation of the port makes it difficult to diversify much.

    why not just wait for the correction, or buy into an existing port instead? Or is it just the case of a shiny new toy? that will be snapped up at any old price.
    I would wait until the honeymoon period finishes. Or unless lower than $2.60. I agree too many uncertainties as well. I have been told by someone that the logs are stagnant until prices rise. That come up from hearsay and not from actual port sources
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    Default What will NPH close at on opening day?

    Just for fun (or a self-purchased chocolate fish) have a punt at Tuesday's closing price for NPH.
    My guess is $2.79.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pierre View Post
    Just for fun (or a self-purchased chocolate fish) have a punt at Tuesday's closing price for NPH.
    My guess is $2.79.
    The word is - $2.90 with heaps of institutional buying.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pierre View Post
    Just for fun (or a self-purchased chocolate fish) have a punt at Tuesday's closing price for NPH.
    My guess is $2.79.

    Will guess 3.10

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    Trucks are lining up still & logs are rolling in.$3.15

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