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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Virotec Intl | VTI | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 12.50 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 12.50 |
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Posted at 14/5/2008 05:24 by angussux suggest you guys join aust stock website www.hotcopper.com.au , go to the london thread and read posts by balibagus on vti then somethings may start making sense |
Posted at 09/5/2008 10:23 by sambuca Am I getting my sums wrong I hold 30,000 VTI which at the proposed swap rate of 3.75 for 1 HYR equates to 8000 HYR, at todays bid of 53.5p this is equal to 14.26 per VTI share. As HYR are offering 13p per share I was considering selling VTI at 13.5 and buying HYR but if my sums are correct I am better off just letting the the swap go through.Sam |
Posted at 25/4/2008 12:33 by erkman Angus/VitamalDo you agree with these figures and what do you think? 264168231 VTI shares in issue. HYR will issue 70444861 at ratio of 1:3.75 for VTI. HYR after takeover will cancel VTI's 54500000 shares in HYR. So the net cost in shares is about 16m which at 50p per HYR share equates to £8M for purchase of VTI less the royalty that HYR will not now have to pay. What a great deal for HYR! |
Posted at 17/4/2008 13:01 by angussux seriously suggest you guys do some research , vti spunout hyr , now i wonder if management got shares in hyr , funny how hyr now buys vti cough splutter , now whats that island called were its a tax haven cough splutter , oh forgot molectra andd ghf another spin off .btw emailing vti doesnt seem to get results glad u noticed lol |
Posted at 16/4/2008 09:01 by alan russell It is difficult to make out a compelling case for the board of HYR offering significantly better management when two of the six HYR directors are also on the board at VTI. I don't see any compelling evidence that VTI is being badly managed. Tardy announcements in themselves hardly amounts to bad management. |
Posted at 16/4/2008 08:20 by alan russell I have to confess to getting a little irked at the delay in announcing the details of the "material" land reclamation contract as first announced on 30-1-08. The RNS stated "It is expected that, subject to agreeing the text of the announcement with the other party, this will be announced shortly." Two and a half months is not my idea of shortly when all that has to be done apparently is agree the text. We have had the Nyrstar contract announced since but that is for solid waste a quite different animal from land reclamation.I recently e-mailed VTI asking if they could indicate when the results would be announced (29-3 last year). I have had no reply. We are all used to such delays etc among small companies however in the midst of the unusual takeover approach from HYR you would think VTI would be making every effort to issue announcements promptly. |
Posted at 03/4/2008 10:15 by angussux looks like who ever is interested in buying vti is already buying cheap . then again it could be mbo. management buyout . has anyone ask this of vti >>>>>>>>>>>>>. |
Posted at 28/3/2008 10:50 by angussux vti own shares in hyr/ghf . either of these is atm worth more than vti ,management own all of the above . probably more in hyr ghf . makes one wonder considering the tie in with other top holders , then again with recent registry change who knows who is playing games here either way vti is cheap atm |
Posted at 27/3/2008 16:53 by alan russell It's enough to make you scratch your head. HYR goes up 8% and VTI goes down 3.6%. VTI now appears to be valued at less than its stake in HYR. It seems the market has got this wrong..... mind you, often when I think that it is the first step to losing money! |
Posted at 19/3/2008 08:38 by angussux with vti having so many divisions . has anyone asked the question .is the take over for all of vti or only certain segments |
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