Company Warrants Expiring in 2013 - Actions Needed
I need to remind myself all the outstanding company warrants that are expiring in 2013 in my portfolio which I will need to take action. I will update this list accordingly as I go along so that I won't forget about them.
TRANSCU W130109, Expiry Date: 9 Jan 2013, Exercise price = $0.04, Conversion ratio 1:1 - Warrants expired worthless.
PANASIAN W130111, Expiry Date: 11 Jan 2013, Exercise price = $0.08, Conversion ratio 1:1 - Warrants expired worthless.
ERATAT EW130111, Expiry Date: 11 Jan 2013, Exercise price = $0.30, Conversion ratio 1:1 - Warrants expired worthless.
VIKING W130118, Expiry Date: 18 Jan 2013, Exercise price = $0.22, Conversion ratio 1:1 -Warrants expired worthless.
UPP W130301, Expiry Date: 1 Mar 2013, Exercise price = $0.10, Conversion ratio 1:1 - Warrants exercised and converted to shares.
TOPGLOBALW130612, Expiry Date: 12 Jun 2013, Exercise price = $0.005, Conversion ratio 1:1 -Warrants exercised and converted to shares.
BESTWORLDW130705, Expiry Date: 5 Jul 2013, Exercise price = $0.30, Conversion ratio 1:1 - Warrants expired worthless.
TAT HONG W130802, Expiry Date: 2 Aug 2013, Exercise price = $2.50, Conversion ratio 1:1 - Warrants expired worthless.
NTEGRATORW131206, Expiry Date: 6 Dec 2013, Exercise price = $0.015, Conversion ratio 1:1 - Warrants exercised and converted to shares.
Labels: Warrants
posted by ghchua at 10:38 AM
11 Comments:
Hi ghchua,
I read your recent post today. I am impressed that you took your courage to be full-time investor.
I have some questions to ask. Can you email me if possible?
Hi Yong Tat,
What is your email address?
Please email me at tonydelpiero10@hotmail.com
Thanks for your quick response.
look like yr bet on sbs is going down to poo
Hi jiaxu,
Do be patient with SBS Transit as it is a long term investment for me with many changes going on in the public transport sector. It is not a short term bet. For more details, please refer to my comment on the stock at:
http://ghchua.blogspot.sg/2013/03/my-investment-portfolio-february-2013.html?showComment=1362297141178#c4045721951160351852
thanks.i just read it. there no guarantee the new bus fare review panel will up bus fare against social political demand
MOT just announced recently they gg to invite a few other private bus operators to run the roads --> more competition.
in fact, I am predicting a day very soon that sbs may be nationalized..which is a very risky event for shareholder
Hi jiaxu,
Thanks for your thoughts.
Well, let's just wait for them to come out with the decision. Even with no fare increase, the model of operation might change going forward. What it means is that operators might only operate the assets and LTA owns the assets. That would mean lower depreciation charges for SBS Transit going forward.
Private bus operators do not have the scale to complete with SBS Transit. Even SMRT bus operation is not doing well. So, I am not so concerned about private operators at this moment.
Nationalization of bus services. There is a risk but I think the govt already articulated their views clearly that it won't happen. They are not in favour of it. Even with nationalization, the govt of the day will have to buy out SBS Transit shareholders. They will have to pay to fair price to buy us out.
what u said makes sense. thanks for clearing my tots.
met u couple of times in the many agms last year, but never had the chance to speak to u, and this year I was really occupied to-date that no chance to attend agms. pls have a gd day.
Hi jiaxu,
I see. I don't think I know you in person. But since you know who I am, maybe you could come forward and say "Hello" to me next time during AGM? Hope to see you soon.
yup will try to say hi to u in the agm if we still happen to hold e same
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