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What is the real reason for posing this all the time? Does anyone read it?
We could ask the CBC many similar questions.
2009 Interim Dividend – http://www.sagicor.com/downloads/DividendNotices/August2009RecordDate_DividendNotice.pdf
2010 Interim Dividend – http://www.sagicor.com/downloads/DividendNotices/August2010RecordDate_DividendNotice.pdf
2011 Interim Dividend – Sagicor, we need to hear from you.
Yes the report is being read. Those who are not interested in learning about our regional stock markets are not being forced to read this…. Word of advice : if you have nothing good to say …..( well you know the rest)
Mr. Cozier (CEO, Banks Holdings Limited), shares in Barbados Dairy Industries Ltd. (aka Pine Hill Dairy) have not traded on the regular BSE market since 21 May 2010. I suspect that this has resulted, at least in part, from the consideration that was being given to having the BDIL shares delisted from the BSE. That now being the case, BHL, alike recent initiatives by ANSA McAl and Neal & Massy, should move to acquire the remaining shares of BDIL in exchange for shares of BHL. BHL may go a bit further and explore the net benefits of acquiring BICO, again for shares of BHL, with the objective of merging the operations of BICO and BDIL. In short, we need to see some action directed towards increasing the shareholder value of the group, rather than waiting for a foreign investor to acquire our investment at a less than optimal price.
anthony | October 2, 2011 at 12:35 AM | N&M looking for Nis to finance the 50 million buy out of almond. guess We should ask the nis to finance our mortgages too
The Crane (http://www.thecrane.com/) seems to have a working formula. Neal & Massy could explore with The Crane an exchange of shares for Almond and allow The Crane to apply its formula on the West Coast. If The Crane does not wish to have a broad shareholder base, Neal & Massy may first acquire all shares of Almond for shares of Neal & Massy and subsequently exchange Almond for shares of The Crane. Mr. Taylor, maybe you can apply your skills and broker a deal for the benefit of the shareholders.
The GOB earlier declined a bid from RBL for the remaining shares of BNB. Subsequent to that, the Directors of BNB decided not to declare the usual interim dividend around May this year. The final BNB dividend is usually declared around November. We await the Directors’ decision on the final dividend for the year and whether it will reflect the fact that no interim dividend was declared. Also, with the GOB needing cash, has the decision not to pay an interim dividend influenced the GOB’s position on the sale of the remaining BNB shares? If there is no or a reduced final dividend, will the GOB’s position be influenced or further influenced? Is there likely to be another bid by RBL for the remaining BNB shares, financed in part by withheld dividends of the other shareholders – i.e. increase the net asset value (by not paying dividends) and increase the price, so there is no net impact on RBL?
If we are to judge by the advertising last week it looks like BNB is getting ready to re brand the bank Republic Bank. What does this say to government? Answer: Keep your damn brand we don’t need it.
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