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18 Apr was for the interim dividend that was withheld. Now is for the final dividend.
ken7951 ( Date: 27-Apr-2023 10:37) Posted:
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18 april collected the divident
why pay again on 8th may 23
why pay again on 8th may 23
Yes, the recent sell down due to this and the fact that almost 50% of Global Investment holdings are in AT1 bonds and these bonds have dropped in value due the Credit Suisse saga where AT1 bondholders were wiped out. These are lumped under Bank Contingent Convertibles (page 2, in purple). Not feeling comfortable with this and hence has liquidated all my holdings, taking some losses.... sigh.
https://links.sgx.com/FileOpen/004d_20230221_Current%20Asset%20Review%202H2022.ashx?App=Announcement& FileID=747177
https://links.sgx.com/FileOpen/004d_20230221_Current%20Asset%20Review%202H2022.ashx?App=Announcement& FileID=747177
cmengchan ( Date: 20-Mar-2023 23:08) Posted:
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In that case, why did the stock price fall by 20%? And the recovery this morning is only 4%. Also, I noticed quite steep decline from 0.14x to 0.12 in the past weeks. What are the issues? It cannot be just because of interest rate hikes, right? I looked at their portfolio - seems OK. Anybody can share their opinions? (Note: Vested investor)
Chialat, I reinvest dividend
Announcement just came out. I believe 2.33% of NAV is wiped out.
" Based on the Company&rsquo s Current Asset Review for the period ended 31 December 2022 which was
announced on 21 February 2023, the Company wishes to inform shareholders that the Company holds
Additional Tier 1 Perpetual Bonds issued by Credit Suisse Group AG amounting to 2.33% of the Company&rsquo s
NAV as at 31 December 2022."
" Based on the Company&rsquo s Current Asset Review for the period ended 31 December 2022 which was
announced on 21 February 2023, the Company wishes to inform shareholders that the Company holds
Additional Tier 1 Perpetual Bonds issued by Credit Suisse Group AG amounting to 2.33% of the Company&rsquo s
NAV as at 31 December 2022."
cmengchan ( Date: 20-Mar-2023 22:46) Posted:
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Global Inv holds European bonds that provide cash flow to fund the dividends. Credit Suisse shotgun marriage to UBS resulted in higher risk since some bond holders were wiped out first but not shareholders. That created more uncertainty as established rules were overwritten by Swiss authorities. Hence i think this affected Global Inv.
jamesng ( Date: 20-Mar-2023 18:18) Posted:
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What happened to this counter today? Anyone knows?
Global Investments
On Sep 15, Global Investments : B73 0% independent director Ng Thiam Poh acquired 99,700 shares of the mutual fund company at an average price of 13.5 Singapore cents per share. With a consideration of S$13,460, this took Ng&rsquo s direct interest in the company to 0.01 per cent. Ng was appointed to the board as an independent director on Oct 20, 2021. After starting his career as a management trainee in Sembawang Shipyard in 1980, Ng retired as the head of supply chain of Sembcorp Marine in 2020, where he had headed the global supply chain function, with responsibilities for global materials and equipment procurement, formulating effective sourcing strategies including category management, and establishing strategic alliances with suppliers.
Company keep on SBB.Good management team and dividend. Agreed is quite low already.
Share now quite attractive level
Shares buyback is a way for a listed company to reward its shareholders by reducing the number of floating shares, thereby potentially increasing the earnings per share.
It is also a way for companies to buy back their shares when they feel that the shares are undervalued. This could be used as a signal for investors to take note.
We have identified 3 Singapore listed companies with significant shares buyback that you should take note of.
http://www.smallcapasia.com/3-companies-with-significant-shares-buyback/
It is also a way for companies to buy back their shares when they feel that the shares are undervalued. This could be used as a signal for investors to take note.
We have identified 3 Singapore listed companies with significant shares buyback that you should take note of.
http://www.smallcapasia.com/3-companies-with-significant-shares-buyback/
I think there is a blackout duration before results announcement that company is not allowed to perform share buyback.
I think it is something like 2 weeks blackout period.
Should be earnings announcement soon.
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/sgx-lays-out-what-to-observe-when-conducting-share-buybacks
While the listing rules do not expressly prohibit share buybacks in any particular period, Mr Tan said that as best practice, companies should refrain from share buybacks during the two weeks immediately preceding the announcement of quarterly financial statements, and one month immediately before the full-year financial statements.
I think it is something like 2 weeks blackout period.
Should be earnings announcement soon.
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/sgx-lays-out-what-to-observe-when-conducting-share-buybacks
While the listing rules do not expressly prohibit share buybacks in any particular period, Mr Tan said that as best practice, companies should refrain from share buybacks during the two weeks immediately preceding the announcement of quarterly financial statements, and one month immediately before the full-year financial statements.
Tis 1 is 1 of my best counter investment for divident
hokpin ( Date: 09-Nov-2020 07:58) Posted:
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Company no buy back share for 2 days already.
Break Through 0.145
This company is more like a unit trust or fund. It invest the capital for cashflow.
Over the years, the share count had increased as sharecan opt to receive dividends as shares or cash.
So the share price has been trending down as their yield cannot improve much with the additional capital from new shares.
The share repurchase will help keep yield up.
So, investing in its own share would make sense instead of investing into limited options outside.
In current low yield environment, their own share has much better yield.
Over the years, the share count had increased as sharecan opt to receive dividends as shares or cash.
So the share price has been trending down as their yield cannot improve much with the additional capital from new shares.
The share repurchase will help keep yield up.
So, investing in its own share would make sense instead of investing into limited options outside.
In current low yield environment, their own share has much better yield.
It means the company has no better use of the money, it thinks itself is a better investment than all others. It make sense though as price is lower than Net asset.
Huatsweeswee ( Date: 12-Jan-2021 23:55) Posted:
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Until today company still keep buying back its own share. Why??
Are they good?
GIL was listed on the Main Board of the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited on 20 December 2006. On 7 January 2019, the company transferred its domicile from Bermuda to Singapore and it is now registered in Singapore.
Its focus is to identify opportunities in a wide range of asset classes in different sectors and invest in assets that will generate steady income and potential appreciation in capital so as to deliver regular dividends and achieve capital growth.
GIL was listed on the Main Board of the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited on 20 December 2006. On 7 January 2019, the company transferred its domicile from Bermuda to Singapore and it is now registered in Singapore.
Its focus is to identify opportunities in a wide range of asset classes in different sectors and invest in assets that will generate steady income and potential appreciation in capital so as to deliver regular dividends and achieve capital growth.
Mikasan ( Date: 07-Dec-2020 06:43) Posted:
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