In today’s briefing:
- Cocoaland (COLA MK): F&N Scheme At RM1.50/Share
- Cocoaland’s RM1.50 Per Share Privatisation Offer from Fraser & Neave
- ECM Weekly (5th June 2022) – Tsingtao, Woodside, Digital Tel, CALB, Scivita
- Diamond Hill Small Cap Fund Q1 2022 Market Commentary
Cocoaland (COLA MK): F&N Scheme At RM1.50/Share
- Fraser & Neave Holdings (FNH MK) is proposing to privatise 27.66%-held Cocoaland Holdings (COLA MK) at RM1.50/share by way of a Scheme.
- The Offer price is a 26.1% premium to last close. Leverage Success, the largest shareholder with 40.65% stake has given an irrevocable undertaking to vote for the Scheme.
- The board of Cocoaland has until the 17 June to respond.
Cocoaland’s RM1.50 Per Share Privatisation Offer from Fraser & Neave
- Cocoaland Holdings (COLA MK) announced a privatisation offer from Fraser & Neave Holdings (FNH MK) at RM1.50 per share, a 26.1% premium to the undisturbed price.
- The key conditions are the headcount test and <10% rejection from all disinterested shareholders. The shareholder (Leverage Success) with a blocking stake has provided an irrevocable.
- The offer is attractive in comparison to long-term historical share prices and multiples. The Board must respond by no later than 5 pm on 17 June.
ECM Weekly (5th June 2022) – Tsingtao, Woodside, Digital Tel, CALB, Scivita
- Aequitas Research puts out a weekly update on the deals that were covered by the team recently along with updates for upcoming IPOs.
- IPO volumes remain subdued across the region, although a number of deals are said to be looking to launch soon.
- Placements stole the limelight this week with Tsingtao, Woodside and Digital Tel Infra all managing to do well.
Diamond Hill Small Cap Fund Q1 2022 Market Commentary
- Diamond Hill invests on behalf of clients through a shared commitment to its valuation-driven investment principles, long-term perspective, capacity discipline and client alignment.
- Amid a rocky market environment, our portfolio’s negative returns still outpaced the Russell 2000 Index by a healthy margin in Q1.
- After a strong rebound in 2021, global GDP growth is expected to moderate in 2022.
- From current levels, equity market returns over thenext five years are likely to be below historical averages.
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