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SONG Hipgnosis Songs Fund Limited

101.80
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 00:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Hipgnosis Songs Fund Limited LSE:SONG London Ordinary Share GG00BFYT9H72 ORD NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 101.80 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Hipgnosis Songs Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
23/4/2024
09:14
That Merck. He's a piece of work, eh?
jeffian
22/4/2024
22:32
Normally Blackstone would be given a deadline of 3 June to make their firm offer. There should be an announcement about this soon.
elbrus55
22/4/2024
14:35
Last week "Mr Market" wasn't factoring in an increased possible offer from Blackstone, even though I think many of us thought it likely. Same could apply now.

However, I think Concord may hold off increasing until Blackstone make a formal offer.

typo56
22/4/2024
14:35
I avoid limit sales a when this a possibility of a piece of news which could result in a step change in market sentiment and so I avoid leaving them on overnight when there is a bid situation as developments usually occur out of market hours. E.g. considrt if share price is 100p, somebody announces an offer of 110p and you have a long-term limit sale placed at 105p. In this scenario, the share price will jump 10% in a minute or two but you lose half of the economic gain to the man with the quickest finger who takes your sale at 105p.
elbrus55
22/4/2024
14:26
Another thing that has been happening is the US treasury yield has been increasing quite rapidly (T10 is 4.63%pa now) - that is going to significantly limit the maximum anybody is going to bid.
elbrus55
22/4/2024
14:16
Blackstone seems to be issuing a threat to the board that they will exercise their option if their offer isn't accepted . But it seems that the Concord offer forced Blackstone to make a higher offer, otherwise any attempt to exercise their option while concord's offer was on the table would have made it clear that they had no interest in protecting their shareholders. It's even possible that the board asked Concord to make their offer while still being certain that Blackstone would have to bid over concord.
apollocreed1
22/4/2024
14:14
Do Blackstone / HSM have a poison pill in the restricted agreement?If so, it feels like Blackstone will win in the end. It is really helpful that Concord are there to stop them getting it too cheaply, but in the end surely Blackstone will win given they have an unfair advantage . I just wonder what is in it for them? I suppose a below-market transaction is unhelpful for their NAVs / loan covenants.Hope that make sense.M
elbrus55
22/4/2024
13:50
HSM, a non-listed company, issuing a sabre rattling RNS about protecting their contractual rights instead of just ... getting lawyers to assert their contractual rights!
epo001
22/4/2024
13:00
hTTps://news.sky.com/story/kylie-music-label-bmg-in-rival-approach-for-hipgnosis-13120881
mighunter
22/4/2024
12:52
Inching up today! Have amended my limit sell to 119p for 3 months.
epo001
22/4/2024
09:49
Money moving to GNC
blackhorse23
22/4/2024
09:10
$1.30 would be about another 5p. My paper losses have halved since Friday, which is nice.

So it looks like there are 2 bidders, we can maybe expect a counter offer from Concord and if so then maybe another offer from Blackstone but it is going to be inching up from here. share price now about £1, it could fall back to 92p, perhaps go up to £1.10 when I'd be in a modest overall profit taking into account dividends.

Edit: If Mr Market was expecting a takeover battle then there would be buying and share price rise in expectation of that. It isn't happening yet so presumably there is no such expectation.

One week ago we'd have been delighted to get out at today's price, is it time to do so?

epo001
22/4/2024
07:28
Agreed but they must have expected blackstone would go higher - so think there is a chance they swing the bat one more time. These songs are unique after all
edwardt
22/4/2024
07:25
If they do at what price? $1.30? Blackstone would be the lower hassle option?
typo56
22/4/2024
07:15
Odds of Apollo putting 1 more bid in?
edwardt
22/4/2024
06:35
Blackstone confirms $1.24 "proposal". Concord may wait for a firm offer before responding.
typo56
21/4/2024
14:16
Hipgnosis Plans to Recommend Blackstone Bid If Offer Is Made
April 21, 2024 at 9:40 AM GMT+1


Blackstone bid for Hipgnosis receives backing from board
Effort to trump offer by Concord Chorus could trigger battle for music rights investor

martywidget
21/4/2024
12:04
Will mr market push share price above that level in anticipation of a counter bid from Apollo...
edwardt
21/4/2024
12:03
Board minded to recommend blackstone bid now if firmed up
edwardt
20/4/2024
22:18
Two reasons why Blackstone must be under some pressure to bid for the fund. Firstly, they are inextricably entwined with the awful Merck and his (intentionally) confusingly-named Hipgnosis Song Management company and secondly they have a vested interest in protecting the supposed NAV as a sale at a substantial discount would undermine the value of their own funds.
jeffian
20/4/2024
18:55
I still think £1.10 is where we should end up. Two gorillas rarely back down easily
edwardt
20/4/2024
18:53
Going to get fruity. Blackstone offer not firm but could be next week according to ft
edwardt
20/4/2024
12:24
Is Blackstone really willing to pay 102p? The Sky article claims their last bid was around 93p. The Sky article may be enough to prevent Concord getting the votes it needs but what then? Maybe they kill the Concord deal, wait a few months then bid 95-96p? SONG is a true zombie fund it just refuses to die.

Edit: Perhaps this is the most important part of the story:
'HSM also has a call option in its management agreement with HSF which allows it to acquire the portfolio of music assets even if Concord Chorus is successful, at the same price it pays'

cynicalsteve
20/4/2024
11:46
Here we go..
typo56
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