Jetion Solar Share Discussion Threads

[cool_hand] 06/4/2010 09:09

105p to buy now.

[cool_hand] 04/4/2010 15:48

bigsheep - don't wish to speculate but there could all sorts of reasons why one institution wishes to sell and another wishes to buy. the HK listing will not create dilution, they are not at present issuing any new shares. LTH, cool_hand

[stegrego] 02/4/2010 21:12

Bigsheep

Always has to be a seller for every buyer.

Also, they arent raising any new money in HK - its an 'introduction' rather than a fund raising.

[chrismez] 02/4/2010 21:01

cordwainer - you're right this is the company where Mrs Ching Chang Chong owns a hatful.

[thebigsheep2] 02/4/2010 18:26

OK, I'm thick. Why should one financial institution sell/transfer so many shares to another? If CSFB thinks it's such good idea why do UBS disagree? And whilst i'm at it, re: dual listing what do they do with all the money raised in HK and does that mean existing AIM holders have their holdings correspondingly diluted?
Confused of Middle England.

[jwe] 01/4/2010 15:22

If you work out what they paid for the profits that this subsidary produced it is a great aquisition and very earnings enhancing

[cool_hand] 01/4/2010 14:31

Jetion Solar Holdings Limited

("Jetion Solar" or the "Company")

Completion of Acquisition of Jetion Solar Europe

Jetion Solar Holdings Limited (AIM: JHL) announces that, further to the
announcement on 2 March 2010, the Company has today completed the acquisition of
490 shares of EUR 100 each in Jetion Solar (Europe) Limited for a consideration
to be satisfied by the issue of 1,132,000 new ordinary shares in Jetion Solar.
Following the completion of the acquisition, Jetion Solar (Europe) Limited is
now an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of Jetion Solar.

The Company has applied to the London Stock Exchange for the new Jetion shares
to be admitted to trading on AIM on 9 April 2010.

[evaluate] 01/4/2010 10:08

Agreed.

They've taken a pretty big punt on this.

[jwe] 01/4/2010 10:05

Well they have bought into the story here in a big way,encouraging for holders i would say.Personally i`m surprised this has not moved quite a long way further forward

[evaluate] 01/4/2010 10:03

Liyangnano,

Check the two RNSes above.

CSFB have gone from non-notifiable to 13% of the company; CSFB have gone from 5% to non-notifiable.

[zangdook] 01/4/2010 09:57

So the substantial holdings page on the website is not just out of date, it's seriously inaccurate.

[liyangnano] 01/4/2010 09:53

ubs SOLD SOME SHARES TO csfb?

[evaluate] 01/4/2010 09:24

Looks like UBS to CSFB was the big trade the other day.

I was wondering when we were going to get an RNS on that.

[jwe] 01/4/2010 09:18

So Credit Suisse now has over 13%,interesting

[cordwainer] 31/3/2010 18:11

my memry's fuzzy but isnt this the company with a majority shareholder miss yang lang kipperbang or something? maybe she allowed a bit more liquidity lately. ??

[cool_hand] 31/3/2010 15:03

no doubt there's a buy order being worked in the background

[jwe] 31/3/2010 14:45

The sell was on the PLUS market

[cool_hand] 31/3/2010 13:23

jwe - where are you viewing buys and sales?

[jwe] 31/3/2010 13:06

Largish sell(15k)went through at a 2p premium

[evaluate] 31/3/2010 10:46

Not going to take a lot of buys to get this going.

MMs appear to be a little short of stock.

[jwe] 31/3/2010 08:37

Spread narrowed already this am.Overhang definately looks to have cleared

[cool_hand] 30/3/2010 17:09

where is our RNS?

[jwe] 30/3/2010 11:52

There had been a seller in the market.Today any buying is pushing the price up and any sells are going through at a premium.The large trade yesterday could be the clearance of the overhang