Rather short notice....something's going on.
I don't know a lot about Simon but 8 years as Group Chief Executive for Vector you'd think he'd know a thing or two.
Flugenbear;642173]Rather short notice....something's going on.
I don't know a lot about Simon but 8 years as Group Chief Executive for Vector you'd think he'd know a thing or two.[/QUOTE]
Maybe a complete take over offer coming from Vector, board has to be impartial ?.
Flugenbear;642173]Rather short notice....something's going on.
I don't know a lot about Simon but 8 years as Group Chief Executive for Vector you'd think he'd know a thing or two.
Maybe a complete take over offer coming from Vector, board has to be impartial ?.[/QUOTE]
Could someone smarter than myself clarify/speculate what would a complete takeover from Vector mean for those holding NWF?
Maybe a complete take over offer coming from Vector, board has to be impartial ?.
Could someone smarter than myself clarify/speculate what would a complete takeover from Vector mean for those holding NWF?
Not pretending to be smarter than yourself (well, I don't know ...), but a takeover of NWF by Vector would make lots of sense - they could immediately move towards profitability, just by removing the management overhead and NZX listing overhead.
Question is - how much of this money would they be prepared to share with the other share holders (vs keeping it for themselves)?
Current SP is 7 cents, NTA (reflecting long term earning potential) is 14 cents, though should be more for VCT, given that they could save a lot of money by just turning them into a Vector department;
Just speculating - but might end up with an offer somewhere in the (early) 10 cents (maybe 10 to 12), however obviously only if VCT thinks that NWF is now "de-risked" enough in terms of resource consents and neighbourhood disputes to be happy for them to put their name on the company ...
Last edited by BlackPeter; 26-10-2016 at 04:43 PM.
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"Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future" (Niels Bohr)
Sudden and immediate resignation by Simon McKenzie followed immediate appointment of Sean Joyce - who looks like a very high powered apointment.
Definitely something brewing.
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