RAB Capital Share Discussion Threads

[rj allen] 13/5/2021 18:01

1 for 100.000 share consolidation. Private investors to be included OUT.

[russman] 29/6/2015 20:44

Mr Knatchbull @ RCH Ltd "0.35p per share dividend has been paid"

[rj allen] 29/6/2015 19:45

How much was the dividend per share? Nothing from TDW

[russman] 28/6/2015 20:38

Got a divi. Cannot wait for the liquidation.

[edmondj] 19/9/2011 15:05

Some of these nominee brokers do vary; you just gotta chase 'em.

Sold a good while ago here, thank goodness.

[praipus] 19/9/2011 14:58

About 4.00 PM on Fridy through Selftrade.

[pseudosphere] 19/9/2011 14:31

Praipus

Thanks for the info, I'm still waiting but TD Waterhouse are currently chasing this on my behalf. Which date did your payment arrive?

[pseudosphere] 16/9/2011 21:04

Has anyone received their cash settlement for RAB Capital shares? The latest date for payment was 14 days after delisting ie 16/09/2011 and mine hasn't turned up yet!

[praipus] 15/7/2011 19:37

"NRK refund money"! Interesting, very good question QANTAS.

It would be fraud for them to misrepresent its value too high or too low until any refund is sorted out.

Anyone have access to a detailed portfolio valuation?

It should be available to us shareholders somewhere especially being we have to make a decision on accepting 10p or the delisted shares.

Cant find anything here

[qantas] 15/7/2011 18:05

Any one know what happens to the NRK refund money?

[praipus] 06/7/2011 09:07

Weiss Asset Management buying! To see Weiss's other holdings look at the WAM thread

[praipus] 06/7/2011 09:07

Weiss Asset Management buying! To see Weiss's other holdings look at the WAM thread

[fl4nders] 27/6/2011 18:30

Thanks for the infor pseudo - much appreciated

[pseudosphere] 27/6/2011 15:04

fl4nders

Expect a tender offer of 10p per share through your stockbroker/nominee account with the additional option to swap RAB capital shares for those in the new private company. If your shareholding is with a single provider or not split between a dealing account and an ISA then you are restricted to either selling ALL your shares, or swapping the entire shareholding for new shares. If the shareholding is split between 2 pots then you are allowed a different option for each one.

There is no guarantee of success or eventual dividends from the new private company. The remaining directors obviously hope that this will be the case but will no doubt continue to pay themselves extremely generous salaries, regardless of company performance. If I had a smaller secondary shareholding then I might have been prepared to risk converting this into new shares while accepting cash for the remainder of my investment. I am going to take a large hit by accepting the cash offer but your circumstances and appetite for risk may differ.

As always DYOR and good luck with your investments.

[fl4nders] 27/6/2011 09:21

Yes me too pseudo - what is likely to happen now

[pseudosphere] 24/6/2011 14:41

Ouch, currently in at 24.39p!

[rorrystraus] 11/5/2011 22:26

They have just made it crystal clear what they intend on doing next !!