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High River Gold Mines Ltd > Press Release re: Nord's HRG offer
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Post by ccharlwood on Jul 27, 2012 2:51pm

Press Release re: Nord's HRG offer

HRG Shareholders,

Please see the link below for the press release I put out out today regarding Nord's offer for HRG.

https://freepdfhosting.com/8ed584c41b.pdf

Chris Charlwood

Rainerc7@gmail.com

604-718-2668

Comment by packerdriver on Jul 27, 2012 4:05pm
Thank you (again) Mr. Charlwood. Followed your instructions (again;)) Best Regards!
Comment by adam09 on Jul 29, 2012 10:31am
With al due respect to the opinions of C. Charlwood re the value of HRG versus Nord Gold, any way you turn the numbers, 0.285 (share swap factor offered) of S 4.80( value of Nord Gold) is only $ 1.368 given to HRG shareholders. The suggested 0.333 share swap that C.C. would prefer is still a pittance ($ 4.8 x 0,333= $ 1.598) to what the real value of HRG is, recognized with its actual financial ...more  
Comment by peego on Jul 29, 2012 1:58pm
You got ur numbers a bit wrong. $4.80 is the price of nord shares, but they have way less shares outstanding than HRG. I can't remember how many shares they have outstanding, but their market cap is around $2.5-3B ish... I think... you can't take 50% of $4.80, but you have to go 50% of nord's TOTAL market cap! You're doing an apple to oranges calculation/comparison. You have to do ...more  
Comment by WolfgangE on Jul 29, 2012 7:28pm
The comparisons of Nord vs HRG have been done already ad nauseum.  I am trying to keep it as brief as possible in order to make my point: Nord:  4.80 recent quote   359 M shares, of which 10.9% are float for 1.72 B $ CAP HRG:  Now 1.43 recent quote, 840M shares float approx 1/4 of that, say 210 M sahers, for a cap of 1.18 B $ At present the Mordy offer would translate into ...more  
Comment by WolfgangE on Jul 29, 2012 7:29pm
The comparisons of Nord vs HRG have been done already ad nauseum.  I am trying to keep it as brief as possible in order to make my point: Nord:  4.80 recent quote   359 M shares, of which 10.9% are float for 1.72 B $ CAP HRG:  Now 1.43 recent quote, 840M shares float approx 1/4 of that, say 210 M sahers, for a cap of 1.18 B $ At present the Mordy offer would translate into ...more  
Comment by ccharlwood on Aug 02, 2012 2:50pm
Hi Adam09, At the bottom of my Press Release there was a link outlining the calculations of a share swap. Here is a link to an updated version. https://freepdfhosting.com/60a0535afa.pdfI stand by these calculations as you can't just take a percentage of share prices. You need to contemplate share counts and market caps of each company. We could debate whether 50% of Nord's total value is ...more  
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