Dimension Data Share Discussion Threads

[ohwhat] 16/10/2010 10:37

Thank you.

[nomunnofun] 15/10/2010 20:09

Hardly the same - I had invested from 38p. It went on NTA instead - close though!

[call-logger] 15/10/2010 09:32

If you're so fussed about it why not reinvest the money in NTT?

[nomunnofun] 15/10/2010 09:28

ohwhat - agreed but what can you do. I had been in this share a long time and was the only one to choose it in the 2010 stock competition - had hoped for a lot more upside.

[call-logger] 15/10/2010 09:26

It's been extended so that now you can accept the offer to get your money

If you don't then in a while you'll get some type of court order saying that you have to

[ohwhat] 15/10/2010 09:18

Can anyone explain in plain English why when this offer has gone unconditional, the acceptance date has been extended unconditionally. I personally have not accepted the offer as a protest as I dont see why I should be rode out of a company that is doing so well and has the potential to do even better.

[call-logger] 16/7/2010 12:26

Over 10% iirc

[srpactive] 16/7/2010 11:59

insti's will probably give their backing providing another
offer over a certain percentage does not come forward.

dyor

[freonwarrior] 16/7/2010 09:28

Is this not a done deal with 52% of institutional holders on board?

[srpactive] 15/7/2010 21:24

That is a tactic of Warren Buffett, as he thinks the
first bid is almost 9 times out of ten increased
by the bidder or another party, I would have thought
145p would have been the figure,we all shall see
soon enough, although 120p has made me alot of money
and quite happy with it.


dyor

regards

active

[prokartace] 15/7/2010 16:45

megSta.... Rubbish. If an investor wanted NTT shares they would buy NTT shares!!!

Buying of shares over offer price is in case anyone else throws their hat into the ring. It would cost only a couple of pence if they are wrong but big bucks if they are right.

[srpactive] 15/7/2010 16:32

do not rule out cisco, entering the game.

dyor

regards

active

[megsta] 15/7/2010 13:19

jonesysaint - speculation that the offer might have to be upped and/or so that they own shares in the now NTT

[linney3] 15/7/2010 12:19

52% does not get the offer over the line - they need from memory 90% acceptance to get the deal through

[jonesysaint] 15/7/2010 11:18

please can someone tell me why people are buying in huge sums at a price over the offer price?

[prokartace] 15/7/2010 09:42

Thats democracy for you

[ohwhat] 15/7/2010 09:22

Yes I realise that, I cannot do anything about it, done and dusted and we do not even get a say in the matter.

[call-logger] 15/7/2010 08:52

Actually I see that they've already got 52% support so ohwhat, I'm afraid you're in the minority,

[call-logger] 15/7/2010 08:49

Vote against it then

[freonwarrior] 15/7/2010 08:46

@prokartace, yep, will be fun!

[ohwhat] 15/7/2010 08:33

I find this really anoying, what about the shareholders? I have been in these for nearly 3 years and am making over 100 percent on them.

From the RNS

Dimension Data stated:

"We believe our alliance with NTT will now allow Dimension Data to accelerate
the execution of its medium and long-term strategy at a rapid pace. The
combination of NTT's global assets and Dimension Data's system integrator
capabilities is an extremely powerful combination."

[ohwhat] 15/7/2010 08:25

Why are people buying at a higher than takeover price, is it the shorters buying back?

[prokartace] 15/7/2010 08:22

Dont get too excited, now you have to find another company to risk your money!!

[freonwarrior] 15/7/2010 08:02

My first ever takeover!

[prokartace] 13/7/2010 15:24

Its the way she moves....115p next stop IMO