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GRAND POWER LOGISTICS GROUP INC. V.GPW

"Grand Power Logistics Group Inc through its subsidiary provides air-freight forwarding and sea-freight services, customs brokerage, logistics, warehousing and distribution, as well as other value added services."


TSXV:GPW - Post by User

Comment by jlunminon Apr 06, 2015 6:45pm
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Post# 23602073

RE:Share Buybacks

RE:Share Buybacks
C32BTT wrote: Does anyone know how many shares were bought back?

Also, are they still buying back shares? Seems like it all stopped.


https://canadianinsider.com/node/7?menu_tickersearch=gpw

That top line, -499K looks like they retracted 500K shares back to treasury after the buyback (some of which is those 9 lines below it in green indicating a purchase). They haven't done any purchases in a month but still spread it out to relatively recent dates. The total repurchase is supposed to be around 3.5 million shares in a year starting December 2014 so they have made good progress and have a ways to go.

Looks like they buy mostly between 5 and 6 cents so that should provide a floor but why they don't go after that ask at 7 for just a penny or two more is news to me. If they want they could fill the rest of the 3 million shares up to 10 cents probably. That's only $300K. Maybe that will be the plan when the December 2015 deadline nears and the opportunity still exists. But I guess for now it makes sense to fill their bids to get as many shares as cheaply as possible. 
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