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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post

    Paid far too much out in divies over the last few years I reckon - should have retained more earnings to fund growth?
    DRP allows for those that wish to invest further .. Raising capital albeit quite small.

    Allowing those who look for or need dividends to collect.

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    Raised 20m at $1.46... must be very strong demand (not surprisingly)

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    Quote Originally Posted by trader_jackson View Post
    Raised 20m at $1.46... must be very strong demand (not surprisingly)
    Exactly.. Win. Win for all concerned ..


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    I bought some . Scaled back by 30-40%. Very happy holder.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trader_jackson View Post
    Raised 20m at $1.46... must be very strong demand (not surprisingly)
    It will be disappointing of we the small SH don't get offered to partake at $1.46 as well ! No details on that yet except to say it will be at a discount to SP at the time

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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post
    All this talk of acquisitions over the last year or so has just been hot air

    Sounds good though
    I suppose he has to say something and look like the he's looking at something to justify that huge seven figure bankers package. The other day I was reading my granddaughter the story of the boy who cried wolf once too often... Last nights story was of the three little pigs. I suppose the capital raise is a good idea to ensure the lurking big bad wolf, (GFC MK2 if it happens), doesn't blow the house down but tier 2 would have made sense from an eps perspective.
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    I think a tier 1 is a prudent move and the option still remains for a tier 2 raising. SP only down 2% so far, so it seems to have had a good reception. I hope that loyal shareholders should be offered a spp at the same price or at a 5% discount, whichever is lower at the time.

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    With over 10,000 shareholders $10m means only $1,000 each if all subscribe. The $15,000 maximum will be well watered down for the loyal shareholders....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Not too Flash View Post
    With over 10,000 shareholders $10m means only $1,000 each if all subscribe. The $15,000 maximum will be well watered down for the loyal shareholders....
    Some special / selected shareholders have already contributed

    The SPP is just a goodwill exercise - you know that
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    Quote Originally Posted by Not too Flash View Post
    With over 10,000 shareholders $10m means only $1,000 each if all subscribe. The $15,000 maximum will be well watered down for the loyal shareholders....
    Plus having your cash tied up before getting a refund....Smaller loyal shareholders are used to being fed the scraps from the big table. Still I guess it's good if new shareholders have been brought onto the register.
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