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Dolphin Fund Dismisses Falkland Fears In Possible FIH Takeover Bid
Thu, 23rd Mar 2017 09:20
LONDON (Alliance News) - Dolphin Fund Ltd said Thursday it still wishes to enter talks with FIH Group PLC over making a competing takeover offer for the company, despite an initial rejection.
Dolphin Fund, which holds a 2.5% stake in FIH, said last week it is considering making a takeover offer at a "significant premium" to a previously agreed 300 pence per share takeover deal with Staunton Holdings Ltd. FIH's independent directors subsequently called the approach "unwelcome" and a "hazard" to the company, noting Dolphin Fund is owned by an Argentinian citizen and claiming this may undermine its business in the Falkland Islands.
On Thursday, Dolphin said it reiterates its desire for a "constructive dialogue" with FIH and noted it has been a shareholder in the company for almost a decade with no concerns expressed over its involvement.
"Dolphin's intentions regarding FIH and its businesses are purely commercial and Dolphin has no intention to disrupt the status quo in the Falkland Islands," added the fund. Dolphin also said it intends to maintain "a British management" in FIH should it make a takeover offer.
Dolphin Fund also noted what it called a "very low level" of shareholder acceptances for the Staunton offer. On Friday, Staunton said it has received acceptances from its offer in respect to 36% of FIH shares, but this includes a 25% stake it already holds in the company.
"Dolphin urges FIH shareholders not to take any action with regard to the offer by Staunton for the time being while Dolphin seeks further information from FIH and assesses the level at which it is prepared to make an offer for the company," said Dolphin Fund.
Shares in FIH were up 1.9% at 314.80 pence Thursday morning.
By Adam Clark; adamclark@alliancenews.com
Keine Sorge ich halte meine Aktien weiter
Dolphin Fund Dismisses Falkland Fears In Possible FIH Takeover Bid
Thu, 23rd Mar 2017 09:20
LONDON (Alliance News) - Dolphin Fund Ltd said Thursday it still wishes to enter talks with FIH Group PLC over making a competing takeover offer for the company, despite an initial rejection.
Dolphin Fund, which holds a 2.5% stake in FIH, said last week it is considering making a takeover offer at a "significant premium" to a previously agreed 300 pence per share takeover deal with Staunton Holdings Ltd. FIH's independent directors subsequently called the approach "unwelcome" and a "hazard" to the company, noting Dolphin Fund is owned by an Argentinian citizen and claiming this may undermine its business in the Falkland Islands.
On Thursday, Dolphin said it reiterates its desire for a "constructive dialogue" with FIH and noted it has been a shareholder in the company for almost a decade with no concerns expressed over its involvement.
"Dolphin's intentions regarding FIH and its businesses are purely commercial and Dolphin has no intention to disrupt the status quo in the Falkland Islands," added the fund. Dolphin also said it intends to maintain "a British management" in FIH should it make a takeover offer.
Dolphin Fund also noted what it called a "very low level" of shareholder acceptances for the Staunton offer. On Friday, Staunton said it has received acceptances from its offer in respect to 36% of FIH shares, but this includes a 25% stake it already holds in the company.
"Dolphin urges FIH shareholders not to take any action with regard to the offer by Staunton for the time being while Dolphin seeks further information from FIH and assesses the level at which it is prepared to make an offer for the company," said Dolphin Fund.
Shares in FIH were up 1.9% at 314.80 pence Thursday morning.
By Adam Clark; adamclark@alliancenews.com
Keine Sorge ich halte meine Aktien weiter
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.581.457 von Andrija am 21.03.17 17:20:24...offenbar hat man auch erkannt, dass weitere "Überzeugungsarbeit" notwendig ist:
FIH Group Appoints Strand Hanson As Joint Financial Adviser
Tue, 21st Mar 2017 12:48
LONDON (Alliance News) - FIH Group PLC on Tuesday said it has appointed Strand Hanson Ltd as its joint financial adviser.
Strand will work with WH Ireland, its existing adviser and the rest of FIH's advisory team to address its recommended 300.0 pence offer from Staunton Holdings Ltd and "unsolicited and unwelcome approach" from Dolphin Fund Ltd.
Ich gebe einen aus wenn jemand "unsere" unabhängigen Direktoren wegen Bestechung und Amtsmissbrauch verklagt. Unfassbar was da läuft.
:FIH Group Appoints Strand Hanson As Joint Financial Adviser
Tue, 21st Mar 2017 12:48
LONDON (Alliance News) - FIH Group PLC on Tuesday said it has appointed Strand Hanson Ltd as its joint financial adviser.
Strand will work with WH Ireland, its existing adviser and the rest of FIH's advisory team to address its recommended 300.0 pence offer from Staunton Holdings Ltd and "unsolicited and unwelcome approach" from Dolphin Fund Ltd.
Ich gebe einen aus wenn jemand "unsere" unabhängigen Direktoren wegen Bestechung und Amtsmissbrauch verklagt. Unfassbar was da läuft.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.580.407 von Fuchs_I am 21.03.17 15:50:49Verkaufen erscheint mir dennoch nicht sinnvoll. Wie wollen die Rowlands ohne ein höheres Angebot über 50% kommen? Der Versuch der Verlängerung wird nichts bringen. Ich habe es so verstanden, dass die Rowlands aktuell nichts über 300 Pence kaufen können. Danach werden Sie wohl für die 50% den Kurs hochkaufen müssen. Wäre schön, wenn der Dolphinfund die Preise mit treibt.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.578.289 von Andrija am 21.03.17 12:07:29"Die Rowlands versuchen es mit allen Mitteln."
Da muss man wohl befürchten, dass sie sich durchsetzen - wenn die Inselregierung das Ganze aus politischen Gründen so sieht wie sie und sie von ihr "Rückendeckung" bekommen.
Der Kurs hat sich ja nach einem kurzen, kleinen Hype auch schon wieder "angepasst" ...
Da muss man wohl befürchten, dass sie sich durchsetzen - wenn die Inselregierung das Ganze aus politischen Gründen so sieht wie sie und sie von ihr "Rückendeckung" bekommen.
Der Kurs hat sich ja nach einem kurzen, kleinen Hype auch schon wieder "angepasst" ...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.568.431 von Andrija am 20.03.17 08:25:10Die Rowlands versuchen es mit allen Mitteln.
20 March 2017
FIH Group plc
("FIH", "the Company" or "the Group")
Further Update re Dolphin Fund Limited
The Independent Directors of FIH (being John Foster and Jeremy Brade, who are independent to the bid from Staunton Holdings Limited) (the "Independent Directors") note the recent unsolicited approach by Dolphin Fund Limited ("Dolphin") and its beneficial owner Mr Eduardo Elsztain, an Argentinian citizen, and have considered Dolphin's request for access to information on FIH.
Having taken appropriate soundings and duly reflected on the approach, and noted reports that the approach is causing consternation in the Falkland Islands, the Independent Directors believe that the prospect of Argentinian-related control of the Falkland Islands Company ("FIC"), a subsidiary of FIH which has operations based solely in the Falkland Islands, seriously threatens to undermine the FIC business and the interests of its employees.
The Independent Directors also note that the Falkland Islands Government ("FIG") has the power to grant or withhold licences to own assets and land in the Islands, including the licences that FIC currently holds. FIG has stated that it is closely monitoring the situation and will scrutinise any proposed change of ownership for compliance with Falkland Islands Law.
Accordingly, the Independent Directors regard the Dolphin approach as unwelcome and posing a real hazard to FIH. They are not required to provide Dolphin with information on FIH and are not prepared to enter into discussions with Dolphin. They oppose the approach as unwelcome, as in their view it is entirely incapable of serving the best interests of FIC, FIH and its shareholders.
The Independent Directors take responsibility for the content of this announcement.
This announcement is made without the agreement or approval of Dolphin.
20 March 2017
FIH Group plc
("FIH", "the Company" or "the Group")
Further Update re Dolphin Fund Limited
The Independent Directors of FIH (being John Foster and Jeremy Brade, who are independent to the bid from Staunton Holdings Limited) (the "Independent Directors") note the recent unsolicited approach by Dolphin Fund Limited ("Dolphin") and its beneficial owner Mr Eduardo Elsztain, an Argentinian citizen, and have considered Dolphin's request for access to information on FIH.
Having taken appropriate soundings and duly reflected on the approach, and noted reports that the approach is causing consternation in the Falkland Islands, the Independent Directors believe that the prospect of Argentinian-related control of the Falkland Islands Company ("FIC"), a subsidiary of FIH which has operations based solely in the Falkland Islands, seriously threatens to undermine the FIC business and the interests of its employees.
The Independent Directors also note that the Falkland Islands Government ("FIG") has the power to grant or withhold licences to own assets and land in the Islands, including the licences that FIC currently holds. FIG has stated that it is closely monitoring the situation and will scrutinise any proposed change of ownership for compliance with Falkland Islands Law.
Accordingly, the Independent Directors regard the Dolphin approach as unwelcome and posing a real hazard to FIH. They are not required to provide Dolphin with information on FIH and are not prepared to enter into discussions with Dolphin. They oppose the approach as unwelcome, as in their view it is entirely incapable of serving the best interests of FIC, FIH and its shareholders.
The Independent Directors take responsibility for the content of this announcement.
This announcement is made without the agreement or approval of Dolphin.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.568.296 von Andrija am 20.03.17 08:03:19http://en.mercopress.com/2017/03/18/falklands-law-compliance…
Die Inselregierung holzt schon.
Nett auch die Kommentare weiter unten
Die Inselregierung holzt schon.
Nett auch die Kommentare weiter unten
Außerdem wird das ganze offenbar noch richtig politisch:
http://www.pressreader.com/uk/london-evening-standard-west-e…
Kann man es sich leisten, dass eine Firma, denen quasi ein Großteil der Falklands gehört bzw. die das Wirtschaftsleben dominiert in argentinische Hand fällt? Habe mich sowieso schon immer gefragt warum bei den Peanuts die Argentinier das Island und die Ölexplorer nicht einfach kaufen? Sollte das Geld nicht reichen einfach mal wieder ein paar Anleihen in Deutschland platzieren und nur an Klagewütige auch zurückzahlen.
Eduardo Elsztain
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Eduardo Sergio Elsztain (born January 26, 1960)[1] is a prominent Argentine businessman who is his country's largest real-estate developer.[2] According to the Jerusalem Post, Elstzain “stands atop Argentina’s largest business empire, the country’s leader in real estate and agriculture, which he built with his own two hands.”[3] According to one Israeli news source, he is considered the wealthiest Jew in South America.[4]
He is the chairman of Inversiones y Representaciones S.A. (IRSA), Argentina´s largest real estate company, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange; of Cresud Cresud Inc.), a leading agri-business company that operates in Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, and Uruguay and is listed on the NASDAQ; of BrasilAgro (Companhia Brasileira de Propriedades Agrícolas), which is also on the NYSE; and of the public–private partnership Banco Hipotecario, Argentina's leading mortgage bank[5] in which Elsztain is the largest private shareholder.[6]
Through IRSA, Elsztain runs most of the shopping malls in Argentina, including the country's largest mall, the Alto Palermo in Buenos Aires. In addition, he and the Argentine government jointly own Banco Hipotecario.[7]
http://www.pressreader.com/uk/london-evening-standard-west-e…
Kann man es sich leisten, dass eine Firma, denen quasi ein Großteil der Falklands gehört bzw. die das Wirtschaftsleben dominiert in argentinische Hand fällt? Habe mich sowieso schon immer gefragt warum bei den Peanuts die Argentinier das Island und die Ölexplorer nicht einfach kaufen? Sollte das Geld nicht reichen einfach mal wieder ein paar Anleihen in Deutschland platzieren und nur an Klagewütige auch zurückzahlen.
Eduardo Elsztain
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Eduardo Sergio Elsztain (born January 26, 1960)[1] is a prominent Argentine businessman who is his country's largest real-estate developer.[2] According to the Jerusalem Post, Elstzain “stands atop Argentina’s largest business empire, the country’s leader in real estate and agriculture, which he built with his own two hands.”[3] According to one Israeli news source, he is considered the wealthiest Jew in South America.[4]
He is the chairman of Inversiones y Representaciones S.A. (IRSA), Argentina´s largest real estate company, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange; of Cresud Cresud Inc.), a leading agri-business company that operates in Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, and Uruguay and is listed on the NASDAQ; of BrasilAgro (Companhia Brasileira de Propriedades Agrícolas), which is also on the NYSE; and of the public–private partnership Banco Hipotecario, Argentina's leading mortgage bank[5] in which Elsztain is the largest private shareholder.[6]
Through IRSA, Elsztain runs most of the shopping malls in Argentina, including the country's largest mall, the Alto Palermo in Buenos Aires. In addition, he and the Argentine government jointly own Banco Hipotecario.[7]
So, die Angsthasen und unbedarften Aktionäre sind raus. Wenn ich es richtig verstehe, haben die Rowlands mit ihrem Angebot 11% hinter dem Ofen vorgelockt. Dazu stehen die "unabhängigen Direktoren" hinter ihnen und sind bereits eingerechnet. Ziemlich dünn. Da wird auch ein verlängertes Angebot nichts bringen die 50% zu schaffen.
http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=FI…
Fragt sich was dann werden soll? Ein Delisting geht dann glaube ich nicht. Ein SQ sowieso nicht. Also nur die Hoffnung noch ein paar Idioten mehr zu finden die unter dem Marktpreis verkaufen
. Würde mal sagen die Übernahme ist gescheitert.
Staunton Extends FIH Offer, Lowers Threshold To Fend Off Rival Bid (ALLISS)
Fri, 17th Mar 2017 09:47
LONDON (Alliance News) - Staunton Holdings Ltd on Friday said it has extended its takeover offer for FIH Group PLC and lowered the amount of support it needs from shareholders after a rival bidder emerged seemingly willing to pay a "significant premium" to Staunton's offer.
FIH Group confirmed Wednesday it is has been approached by one of its shareholders over the possibility of making an offer for the company, to compete with the existing bid from Staunton.
Dolphin Fund Ltd is the rival bidder that has asked for more information on FIH before pricing its offer, only committing to paying much more than Staunton's offer of 300.0 pence per FIH share, itself priced at a 27% premium. Dolphin Fund already owns a 2.5% stake in FIH.
FIH directors agreed to the GBP37.3 million takeover offer from Staunton in February. Staunton owns a 25% stake in FIH alongside its associate Blackfish. FIH, formerly called Falkland Islands Holdings, owns the Portsmouth Harbour Ferry Co and art transport and storage service Momart.
FIH said on Thursday that it has sought these details from Dolphin ahead of making any formal response; however as no such clarifications have been forthcoming, no formal response has yet been made.
On Friday, Staunton issued its response to Dolphin Fund and also said it has extended its offer and lowered the threshold of support needed, meaning the deadline has been pushed back to April 5 while approval from over 50% of FIH shareholders is now being sought, rather than the previous 90%.
As of Thursday, Staunton said it has received acceptances for its offer from FIH shareholders that collectively hold a 36.07% stake.
Staunton said it "confirms that it has not entered, and does not wish to enter, into any dialogue with Dolphin in relation to a possible offer."
"Staunton also reminds FIH shareholders that Staunton's offer is recommended and is at 300.0 pence per FIH share which is a premium of approximately 27.39% to the closing price of 235.5 pence on February 9, 2017, being the day prior to the beginning of the offer period," said Staunton.
FIH shares were down 0.8% at 325.00 pence per share on Friday.
http://www.lse.co.uk/AllNews.asp?code=ix9csbh9&headline=Stau…
und
FIH Seeks Clarifications From Potential Rival Bidder Dolphin Fund
Thu, 16th Mar 2017 13:33
LONDON (Alliance News) - The independent directors of FIH Group PLC on Thursday said that on Wednesday they sought clarification from Dolphin Fund Ltd's financial adviser, Arden Partners PLC, on details of Dolphin and its intentions for the business.
This came after Dolphin Fund, a 2.5% shareholder in FIH, contacted the company for information on FIH as it is evaluating making a rival cash offer at a "significant premium" to the 300.00 pence bid FIH received from Staunton Holdings Ltd.
Shares in FIH were down 2.3% at 325.00p Thursday afternoon.
FIH directors agreed to the GBP37.3 million takeover offer from Staunton in February. FIH, formerly called Falkland Islands Holdings, owns the Portsmouth Harbour Ferry Co and art transport and storage service Momart.
FIH said on Thursday that it has sought these details from Dolphin ahead of making any formal response, however as no such clarifications have been forthcoming, no formal response has yet been made.
http://www.lse.co.uk/AllNews.asp?code=kjfr1u0t&headline=FIH_…
http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=FI…
Fragt sich was dann werden soll? Ein Delisting geht dann glaube ich nicht. Ein SQ sowieso nicht. Also nur die Hoffnung noch ein paar Idioten mehr zu finden die unter dem Marktpreis verkaufen
. Würde mal sagen die Übernahme ist gescheitert.
Staunton Extends FIH Offer, Lowers Threshold To Fend Off Rival Bid (ALLISS)
Fri, 17th Mar 2017 09:47
LONDON (Alliance News) - Staunton Holdings Ltd on Friday said it has extended its takeover offer for FIH Group PLC and lowered the amount of support it needs from shareholders after a rival bidder emerged seemingly willing to pay a "significant premium" to Staunton's offer.
FIH Group confirmed Wednesday it is has been approached by one of its shareholders over the possibility of making an offer for the company, to compete with the existing bid from Staunton.
Dolphin Fund Ltd is the rival bidder that has asked for more information on FIH before pricing its offer, only committing to paying much more than Staunton's offer of 300.0 pence per FIH share, itself priced at a 27% premium. Dolphin Fund already owns a 2.5% stake in FIH.
FIH directors agreed to the GBP37.3 million takeover offer from Staunton in February. Staunton owns a 25% stake in FIH alongside its associate Blackfish. FIH, formerly called Falkland Islands Holdings, owns the Portsmouth Harbour Ferry Co and art transport and storage service Momart.
FIH said on Thursday that it has sought these details from Dolphin ahead of making any formal response; however as no such clarifications have been forthcoming, no formal response has yet been made.
On Friday, Staunton issued its response to Dolphin Fund and also said it has extended its offer and lowered the threshold of support needed, meaning the deadline has been pushed back to April 5 while approval from over 50% of FIH shareholders is now being sought, rather than the previous 90%.
As of Thursday, Staunton said it has received acceptances for its offer from FIH shareholders that collectively hold a 36.07% stake.
Staunton said it "confirms that it has not entered, and does not wish to enter, into any dialogue with Dolphin in relation to a possible offer."
"Staunton also reminds FIH shareholders that Staunton's offer is recommended and is at 300.0 pence per FIH share which is a premium of approximately 27.39% to the closing price of 235.5 pence on February 9, 2017, being the day prior to the beginning of the offer period," said Staunton.
FIH shares were down 0.8% at 325.00 pence per share on Friday.
http://www.lse.co.uk/AllNews.asp?code=ix9csbh9&headline=Stau…
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FIH Seeks Clarifications From Potential Rival Bidder Dolphin Fund
Thu, 16th Mar 2017 13:33
LONDON (Alliance News) - The
independent directors of FIH Group PLC on Thursday said that on Wednesday they sought clarification from Dolphin Fund Ltd's financial adviser, Arden Partners PLC, on details of Dolphin and its intentions for the business.This came after Dolphin Fund, a 2.5% shareholder in FIH, contacted the company for information on FIH as it is evaluating making a rival cash offer at a "significant premium" to the 300.00 pence bid FIH received from Staunton Holdings Ltd.
Shares in FIH were down 2.3% at 325.00p Thursday afternoon.
FIH directors agreed to the GBP37.3 million takeover offer from Staunton in February. FIH, formerly called Falkland Islands Holdings, owns the Portsmouth Harbour Ferry Co and art transport and storage service Momart.
FIH said on Thursday that it has sought these details from Dolphin ahead of making any formal response, however as no such clarifications have been forthcoming, no formal response has yet been made.
http://www.lse.co.uk/AllNews.asp?code=kjfr1u0t&headline=FIH_…
Generell ein hervorragender Schachzug so zu agieren und das Management von FIH anzuschreiben. Edmondo wird kotzen,muss aber als CEO für das Unternehmen und die Aktionäre das bestmögliche Ergebnis rausholen. Sonst wäre er sicher auch nach englischem Recht wegen Pflichtverletzung dran. Faktisch kann denen gar nichts anderes übrig bleiben als das Angebot zu begrüßen.
Dolphin gewinnt immer. Entweder ihnen gelingt die Übernahme, was eher unwahrscheinlich ist und vermutlich wollen sie das auch gar nicht, oder sie lassen sich Ihren Aktienbestand deutlich höher versilbern und unseren gleich mit. Die Rowlands werden zwangsläufig nachlegen müssen.
Gleichzeitig werden Foster und Brade, sicher auch der alte David Hudd, klammleich abfeiern, dass sie ihre Aktien nicht mehr billig andienen müssen und ein Stück weit aus der Speichelleckernummer rauskommen.
Dolphin gewinnt immer. Entweder ihnen gelingt die Übernahme, was eher unwahrscheinlich ist und vermutlich wollen sie das auch gar nicht, oder sie lassen sich Ihren Aktienbestand deutlich höher versilbern und unseren gleich mit. Die Rowlands werden zwangsläufig nachlegen müssen.
Gleichzeitig werden Foster und Brade, sicher auch der alte David Hudd, klammleich abfeiern, dass sie ihre Aktien nicht mehr billig andienen müssen und ein Stück weit aus der Speichelleckernummer rauskommen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.539.546 von keith am 15.03.17 12:16:31Na bitte, geht doch. Der weiße Ritter ist da.
Ich freue mich vor allem, dass jemand den Rowlands so richtig vors Schienbein tritt.
. Der weiße Ritter ist da.Ich freue mich vor allem, dass jemand den Rowlands so richtig vors Schienbein tritt.
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