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This stock caught my attention today as the top volume along with SGB-PA and SGB-WA.
Spring Gallery Berhad (SGB) has had a rights issue recently. Today was the listing of SGB-PA and SGB-WA. SGB shareholders’ were entitled to subscribe 5 SGB-PA at RM 0.06 each for 1 SGB share held; however as a “sweetener”, a shareholder who subscribes 10 SGB-PA will receive a free warrant, SGB-WA.

FACT

Based on announcement dated 21 March 2016:
  1. SGB-PA exercise price is RM 0.54 or 10 SGB-PA equals 1 SGB share automatically upon expiry.
  2. SGB-WA exercise price is RM 0.60.
  3. SGB-PA and SGB-WA expires in 5 years time.
Note: Please do not confuse with the announcement dated 5 February 2016; that is just a circular to propose the entitlement which has to be voted in an EGM. The details in this circular which is different with the final details above are written in orange. Initially, it was proposed that the only way of converting SGB-PA to mother share is via the 10:1 exchange ratio.

ANALYSIS

SGB-PA must be worth more than SGB-WA
Given that SGB-PA holders can be exercised at a lower price than SGB-WA, SGB-PA must be more valuable.
Also, upon expiry, SGB-WA is worthless unless exercised. Meanwhile, SGB-PA will automatically be converted to SGB shares on a 10 SGB-PA: 1 SGB ratio.
No valuation of SGB
As a caveat, I should let my readers know that I’m not free to write an article on the fundamentals of SGB. If there is some arbitrage opportunity and should the SGB mother share fall, all holders of SGB-WA and SGB-PA will suffer.

VALUATION

SGB-PA should be worth at least equivalent to SGB-WA of RM 0.225, which implies a 114.2% upside.
If SGB-PA does not catch up with SGB-WA, then it means that SGB-WA should fall below RM 0.105, a -53.3% downside.

Thank you.
Shaun Loong
Disclosure: At time of publication, I own stocks in PUNCAK.

See also: Site disclaimer

SGB (7165) - SPB : Spring Gallery Berhad’s Three Asset Confusion

https://megamicrocaps.wordpress.com/2016/04/19/sgbs-three-asset-confusion/

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