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-----Original Message----- From: lie cin <[email protected]> Sender: [email protected] Date: Wed, 11 May 2011 18:37:12 To: <[email protected]> Reply-To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [saham] Re: SMCB follows BRPT? BRPT nya di jaga saja supportnya di 1.040-1.020 ________________________________ From: Rachmat Guntur <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Wed, May 11, 2011 4:12:01 PM Subject: Re: [saham] Re: SMCB follows BRPT? BRPT kuuww, kuww, kuuuwwww...... hikz..... On 5/11/11, positif01 <[email protected]> wrote: > Why worries with delisting? There are various reasons behind delisting. Pick > and understand the good reason of the willing companies, and later, > investors will also think and adjust their expectation on a handsome offer > one may be willing to accept. > > We do not think if the delisting materialized with Holcim and Barito the > reason would be illiquidity of turnover or trading volume of respective > stocks. We prefer to think the other way around which is certainly good for > the companies as a few institutional investors have long suspected. > > Believe it or not, in and of itself, getting delisted from a stock exchange > isn't a bad thing -- that is, when the company delists by choice. > > There are a couple of reasons why a company would choose to delist itself > from the exchange it trades on. While going public is considered by many to > be the pinnacle of success for a company, in many cases going private is > actually a good thing. > > How? Going private consolidates ownership in a company and can actually put > the company in a better financial situation than it once was in. Since going > private generally suggests that another party has bought out a company's > outstanding shares. > > Corporate restructuring can be another positive reason for delisting: > Companies often change names as the result of a merger or acquisition , and > sometimes companies choose to move to another major exchange. In either of > these cases, delisting wouldn't be a reason for alarm. > > '+' > > On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 11:48 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > > >> >> Waahh jgn gitu dunkz, ane lg pegang BRPT n lg lirik2 SMCB yaƞg mulai >> technical rebound n. Koq tau2 si Mr komen sih??? >> >> Jadi ga pede nichh :( >> >> Powered by Telkomsel BlackBerry® >> ------------------------------ >> *From: * positif01 <[email protected]> >> *Sender: * [email protected] >> *Date: *Wed, 11 May 2011 11:33:15 +0700 >> *ReplyTo: * [email protected] >> *Subject: *[saham] SMCB follows BRPT? >> >> >> >> Interesting copy and paste, wondering what might have been going on inside >> SMCB specifically. Have checked and read the news coverage link provided, >> and found it did say what was mentioned concerning SMCB and BRPT. >> >> '+' >> >> JAKARTA, May 11 - Following is a list of events in Indonesia as well as >> news stories and press reports which may influence financial markets. >> >> PRESS DIGEST >> - HOLCIM INDONESIA AND BARITO PACIFIC PLAN TO DELIST FROM IDX IN 2011 >> The delisting plan of the two big cap Indonesian companies Holcim >> Indonesia >> and Barito Pacific from Indonesian Stock Exchange was recovered late >> yesterday from the most widely accessed Indonesian online news portal, >> detik.com. While covering the interview with Eddy Sugito, IDX Listed >> Companies Evaluation Director, on the voluntary suspension of Anta Tour >> due >> to its delisting plan, it was indicated in the coverage that the two >> companies, Holcim and Barito, have also submitted their plans to delist >> from >> the exchange. The similar news on Anta Tour suspension and the issues of >> companies delisting had also been covered in a few local media the same >> day, >> but only detik.com apparently did mention the delisting plan of the two >> other. Knowledgeable sources from the two companies declined to comment. >> Barito's plan of delisting, however, had been rumored in early March this >> year, while the news on Holcim delisting after the acquisition of Semen >> Cibinong was for the first time strongly to resurface. PT Holcim >> Indonesia, >> a cement producer, was unchanged at 2,150 rupiah yesterday and PT Barito >> Pacific (BRPT.JK), the nation’s largest producer of the petrochemical, >> gained 4.67 percent to 1,120 rupiah. (DetikFinance, >>http://www.detikfinance.com/read/2011/05/10/163242/1636561/6/bei-pertanyakan-rencana-delisting-anta-tour >>r >> ) >> >> >> >
