Post by
harrywoo on Mar 20, 2019 6:28pm
Rights Offering
The Morguard guys are really playing this well. From my experience, a small cap company raising this much money in a rights offering is very rare. Lots of shareholders can't or won't participate, as they don't have the funds in cash, or the room in their RRSP, etc. So Morguard gets their full proportionate share, but then I think we'll find that they take up the additional shares that will be available (from those that don't participate), and their takeover becomes just a nice, slow creeping event, at great prices. Eventually they'll take out the remainder that they don't own, but the cost of doing so, even at a signficantly higher price, won't be that material, because of their ownership level post rights offering.
Comment by
HermannHaller on Mar 21, 2019 11:24am
Yes, Morguard achieves two objectives with the rights offering: they lower the price of the shares, and they increase their percentage ownership. Both factors make their ultimate privatization of TPH cheaper. They have been using the rights issues to repay the deb holders. This is the last deb outstanding, so I assume the last rights issue.
Comment by
apainter on Apr 01, 2019 12:51pm
I am exactly in the same boat as you. I was hoping Morguard would take this over at a premuim but even that does not make any sense for me now apainter
Comment by
HermannHaller on Apr 08, 2019 3:50pm
Looks like Morguard has raised its stake to 71%, from 59%, with rights exercise.
Comment by
ariesleaf on Apr 10, 2019 10:29am
Morguard still owns 71.40% Has control of TPH. Something will happen before June 15/19. Buy out Merge or Takeover at $2 or more.
Comment by
ariesleaf on Apr 11, 2019 9:56am
This would be after first Quarter plus news about Trans mountain pipe line go ahead.