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Daily Brief Event-Driven: MMA Offshore: A$2.60/Share Cash Offer From Seraya Partners and more

In today’s briefing:

  • MMA Offshore: A$2.60/Share Cash Offer From Seraya Partners
  • Samsonite (1910 HK): Dual-Listing Musings
  • SillaJen Rights Offering Worth 34% of Outstanding Shares
  • MMA Offshore (MRM AU): A Polarising Offer from Seraya Partners
  • Quiddity Leaderboard TDIV Jun 24: 5 Changes; US$1.2bn One-Way
  • Quiddity Leaderboard T50/​​​100 Jun 24: TDIV Deletion Likely for Bizlink and Farglory Land
  • Boral (BLD AU): Seven Slams “Fundamentally Misleading” IE Report


MMA Offshore: A$2.60/Share Cash Offer From Seraya Partners

By David Blennerhassett

  • Marine and subsea services provider MMA Offshore (MRM AU) has entered into a Scheme with Singapore’s Cyan Renewables. 
  • Cyan, wholly-owned by Seraya Partners, is offering A$2.60/share in cash, a 11% premium to last close and a 31% premium to the 90-day VWAP. 
  • MMA shareholder approval and FIRB are the key conditions. This Offer will tentatively complete mid-late July. 

Samsonite (1910 HK): Dual-Listing Musings

By David Blennerhassett

  • It seems like every week, Bloomberg reports a HK-listed company weighing privatisation options. HKBN (1310 HK), ESR (1821 HK), and Samsonite (1910 HK) have all been rumoured of late.
  • Last Friday, Samsonite announced it was focused on pursuing the listing of its shares on a second exchange.
  • No preferred exchange was mentioned. Nor whether the goal is to secure a dual primary listing, or a secondary listing. A buyout, for now, appears to be on the backburner.

SillaJen Rights Offering Worth 34% of Outstanding Shares

By Douglas Kim

  • On 22 March, SillaJen Inc (215600 KS) announced that it will conduct a rights offering worth about 129 billion won for R&D and financials improvement.  
  • The rights offering size is 34.5 million shares, representing 34% of total outstanding shares. The expected rights offering price is 3,750 won which is 26% lower than current price. 
  • We would not subscribe to this rights offering and we remain negative on the company.

MMA Offshore (MRM AU): A Polarising Offer from Seraya Partners

By Arun George

  • Mma Offshore (MRM AU) has entered a scheme implementation deed with Seraya Partners at A$2.60 per share, a 10.6% premium to the undisturbed price (22 March).
  • While the offer is attractive compared to historical prices, it is light compared to peer and historical multiples. Some shareholders are supportive, while others are not. 
  • The shares are trading at terms that suggest an expectation for a bump to get the vote up or a competing bidder. The offer has not been declared final.

Quiddity Leaderboard TDIV Jun 24: 5 Changes; US$1.2bn One-Way

By Janaghan Jeyakumar, CFA

  • In this insight, we take look at Quiddity’s expectations for index changes and capping flows for the TDIV Index for the June 2024 index rebal event.
  • I currently see 5 ADDs and 5 DELs but there are several names close to the border and expectations could change before the base date as prices move around.
  • The estimate for one-way flow in June 2024 is US$1.22bn.

Quiddity Leaderboard T50/​​​100 Jun 24: TDIV Deletion Likely for Bizlink and Farglory Land

By Janaghan Jeyakumar, CFA

  • In this insight, we take a look at the names leading the race to become ADDs/DELs for the T50 and T100 Indices for the June 2024 index rebal event.
  • I do not see any changes for the T50 index but there could be at least four changes for the T100 index based on current data.
  • If prices fluctuate significantly between now and the base date, there could be more changes.

Boral (BLD AU): Seven Slams “Fundamentally Misleading” IE Report

By David Blennerhassett

  • In its 19th March Target Statement, Boral (BLD AU) rejected Seven Group Holdings (SVW AU) cash/scrip Offer after the independent expert (IE) concluded the Offer was neither fair nor reasonable.
  • In its updated Bidder’s Statement, Seven slammed the IE report and its conclusions, calling the Target Statement “unbalanced, selective and risks fundamentally misleading Boral minority shareholders“.
  • Of interest: the IE’s maximum value for Seven’s Offer is just 1.7% below its fair valuation range. Including a control premium. Yet Seven obtained control of Boral in July 2021. 

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