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Soros investment throws Davnet a lifeline
By ELI GREENBLAT
Tuesday 14 August 2001
Billionaire investor George Soros and Milan`s de Benedetti dynasty have come to the rescue of Australian junior telecom Davnet, handing the embattled tech play a $5 million loan facility.
Davnet has also hastened to stem the flow of losses from international operations, announcing yesterday that it had appointed a liquidator to its Hong Kong subsidiary, had ceased business in Canada and was reviewing its presence in Singapore.
But Davnet shares will stay frozen until at least August 27 as details of the refinancing package are ironed out. This extends the stock`s time in suspension to nearly four weeks.
The cornerstone of Davnet`s effort to stay afloat is a $5 million financing package from Denford Enterprises, owned by Hong Kong-based Investment Company of China.
ICC backers include Mr Soros, the de Benedetti family and other prominent global investors such as the University of California, Case Western University and Trust Company of the West. ICC is headed by high-profile Hong Kong investor Alex Adamovich, who sits on the boards of several Australian technology companies such as Hostworks Group and Ambition Group.
Following proper due diligence, ICC will subscribe for up to $5 million in Davnet securities and will immediately subscribe for $750,000 worth of converting notes.
Mr Adamovich said he intended to use his experience and contacts to deliver new opportunities to Davnet.
"We do not intend to be passive but to bring to bear our long experience and strong global network to Davnet, its sales force and staff."
Chief executive Hal Turner said the deal would put Davnet on a sound financial and management footing. He also announced the resignation of Davnet directors Brendan Brown and David Whitfield, to be replaced by ICC candidates Jean-Marie Simart and Ted Rule.
Soros investment throws Davnet a lifeline
By ELI GREENBLAT
Tuesday 14 August 2001
Billionaire investor George Soros and Milan`s de Benedetti dynasty have come to the rescue of Australian junior telecom Davnet, handing the embattled tech play a $5 million loan facility.
Davnet has also hastened to stem the flow of losses from international operations, announcing yesterday that it had appointed a liquidator to its Hong Kong subsidiary, had ceased business in Canada and was reviewing its presence in Singapore.
But Davnet shares will stay frozen until at least August 27 as details of the refinancing package are ironed out. This extends the stock`s time in suspension to nearly four weeks.
The cornerstone of Davnet`s effort to stay afloat is a $5 million financing package from Denford Enterprises, owned by Hong Kong-based Investment Company of China.
ICC backers include Mr Soros, the de Benedetti family and other prominent global investors such as the University of California, Case Western University and Trust Company of the West. ICC is headed by high-profile Hong Kong investor Alex Adamovich, who sits on the boards of several Australian technology companies such as Hostworks Group and Ambition Group.
Following proper due diligence, ICC will subscribe for up to $5 million in Davnet securities and will immediately subscribe for $750,000 worth of converting notes.
Mr Adamovich said he intended to use his experience and contacts to deliver new opportunities to Davnet.
"We do not intend to be passive but to bring to bear our long experience and strong global network to Davnet, its sales force and staff."
Chief executive Hal Turner said the deal would put Davnet on a sound financial and management footing. He also announced the resignation of Davnet directors Brendan Brown and David Whitfield, to be replaced by ICC candidates Jean-Marie Simart and Ted Rule.
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