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Comments (3)
Pierre
24 May 2023This is a typical example of retail investors taking the brunt of Corporate Action. An opportunistic offer by SAC to acquire the entire properties portfolio at a discounted price of 51% of NAV (659,83c). Fairvest inherited a +56% shareholding in Indluplace properties with the merger of Arrowhead. Fairvest is not worried about the lost that will be incurred by the retail investors who bought Indluplace as an income stream.
This company was over geared by bad management decisions and the impact of rent reversion due to COVID. Instead of getting rid of non-performing buildings to sure up their balance sheet they are opting to accept this ridiculous scheme of arrangement.
The retail investors have no chance of voting against this proposed offer as Fairvest, Management(trusts) and Old Mutual hold the bulk of the shares. This is a travesty of justice for the retail investors!
The Finance Ghost
25 May 2023The property sector is a mess to be honest. Basically if SAC just gently winds the thing down and sells all the properties, it’s roughly a 100% return on investment! Easier said than done to execute that, obviously. Also depends on whether you believe the NAV.
Pierre
26 May 2023In an interview on “RSA Geldsake”, Indluplace CEO admitted that Fairvest is not interested in holding these shares and just wants to dispose of these non-core assets. This decision is extremely detrimental to retail investors who will incur huge losses. These dissenting shareholders have little recourse in a court application (Section 115 [3a & 3b] of Companies Act) as this would be too costly.
The disposal of these shares could have been dealt with in a far better manner by uptake by existing shareholders.