Finally, I disposed off my holding in Religare Health Trust after I made some calculation.
Initial estimate distribution announced in early this February
However the manager also mentioned the transaction cost of $15.8 millions with this the net proceed will be $0.86 and the manager reserve 5% and with this the estimated distributed will drop to $0.82.
Few months has passed and few thing has changes
With a lot of uncertainty, even IHH has made the offer and Fortis has accept it then come Daiichi , you can read the news here . I have decided to say good bye to RHT since I don't see much capital gain I can have.
RHT is a painful lesson for me even though I don't suffer any capital loss and still keep the dividend over the year. I could have earn much more capital gain if I could did my due dilligence earlier instead of at this stage.
Initial estimate distribution announced in early this February
- Final INR for consideration of INR46,000 millions. (It is suppose to be INR46,500 millions however there is a clause in the deal that reserve this INR500 millions if parties not obtaining warranty and indemnity clause)
- Total outstanding shares was about 807,842,000
- Exchange rate INR48.5=SGD1
However the manager also mentioned the transaction cost of $15.8 millions with this the net proceed will be $0.86 and the manager reserve 5% and with this the estimated distributed will drop to $0.82.
Few months has passed and few thing has changes
- No of outstanding shares has increased to 809,644,000
- Remember, there is another quarter in September that will increase the outstanding shares however for those still holding you should be able to get some additional dividend :)
- INR exchange rate has depreciate to around INR50 = SGD1 (as of 3 Aug 18)
With a lot of uncertainty, even IHH has made the offer and Fortis has accept it then come Daiichi , you can read the news here . I have decided to say good bye to RHT since I don't see much capital gain I can have.
RHT is a painful lesson for me even though I don't suffer any capital loss and still keep the dividend over the year. I could have earn much more capital gain if I could did my due dilligence earlier instead of at this stage.
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