Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
15 May 2008asset acquisition disposition● NeutralMajor
Agreed to buy 40,080,158 units in Geo Property Group from The Premium Income Fund at $0.255 each, $10.22m total, partly debt funded. Also pays the seller 40% of any profit on later sales. GPM's NTA is quoted at $0.85.
NTA rose about 4 cents to 112.2 cents at 30 April 2008 after ARC Energy received a merger proposal nominally valuing it at $1.59. ARC is 37.5% of net assets; cash fell by almost $3m to $2.6m.
NTA edged up to 108.6 cents at 31 March 2008 as ARC Energy rose 21% after more was bought, now 34% of net assets. The bank withdrew the undrawn $50m credit line, with no immediate impact; cash is $5.5m.
After-tax NTA fell to 108.3 cents at 29 February 2008 (down 3.7 cents), mainly as ARC Energy dropped 16%. Tatts was sold, lifting cash to $9.9m; the board approved lifting ARC to 30% of net assets. Nylex fell a further 31%.
Appendix 4D confirms the half-year loss of $2.38m and a 2 cent fully franked interim dividend ($910,848), record date 10 April and payable 29 April 2008. The dividend reinvestment plan applies at a 2.5% discount. NTA is 119 cents.
Half-year to December 2007: net loss after tax $2.38m (5.3 cents per share), reversing the $6.49m profit a year earlier, as the market's record run ended. NTA $1.19 per share, cash $3.5m. A 2 cent interim dividend is declared.
A lodged form records cancellation of 35,500 shares bought back under the buyback announced 25 October, for about $35,240. Shares on issue are now 45,506,884. This is a small step in the buyback.
After-tax NTA fell 6.5 cents to 112.0 cents per share at 31 January 2008. Nylex fell over 33% when its $2.65 non-binding offer did not become a firm offer. Cash is $3.0m, with an undrawn $50m credit line available.
After-tax NTA fell about 3 cents to 118.5 cents per share at 31 December 2007, with ARC Energy, the largest holding, down a further 7%. Cash is $3.5m after small trading purchases; management calls the outlook challenging.
After-tax NTA fell to 121.4 cents at 30 November 2007 as ARC Energy fell 12%. Lipa proceeds of $8.8m lifted cash to $5.3m. US$2.9m was put into Maverick Energy Group convertible notes, the first unlisted investment (an IPO is intended before end-2008).
Administrative notice: the share registry, Registries Limited, changes its Sydney street address from 3 December 2007. Other contact details are unchanged.
After-tax NTA rose to 124.4 cents at 31 October 2007, but shares trade at $1.00, a record discount to NTA. The board announced an on-market buyback; $8.8m from the Lipa scheme was received after month-end, and a large CostaExchange stake was bought.
After-tax NTA was 120.8 cents per share at 30 September 2007, down on the 4 cent dividend and option dilution. Cash is $5.1m; the Lipa Pharmaceuticals scheme meeting is due late October, with the holding expected to be cashed in early November.
After-tax NTA fell 5.8% to 122.5 cents per share at 31 August 2007. Cash dropped to $5.4m, mostly spent adding to Lipa Pharmaceuticals ($8.5m, 15.7%) after a takeover proposal. Tattersall's fell on equine influenza sentiment.
A mid-month update shows after-tax NTA down to 122.6 cents per share at 16 August 2007, from 130.0 at end-July, after share market volatility. Fully diluted NTA, assuming all options are exercised, is 116.5 cents.
Annual report for the year to 30 June 2007: net profit after tax $7.7m, NTA $1.287 per share, 4 cent final dividend declared, taking the year's dividends to 7 cents. Management says it will be cautious after the market's strong run. 44.1m shares and 16.4m options on issue.
Full-year profit after tax $7.66m, up 88.4%, with net assets $56.8m. A 4 cent fully franked final dividend is declared, payable 27 September 2007 (record date 14 September), taking the year's total to 7 cents. Note: the release quotes both 22.9 and 26 cents EPS.
After-tax net tangible assets rose to 130.0 cents per share at 31 July 2007 (pre-tax 137.0). Cash is about $12m; management expects market volatility to persist and says it will wait patiently for value to emerge.
After-tax net tangible assets fell 1.8 cents to 128.6 cents per share at 30 June 2007 (pre-tax 135.5). Cash rose slightly to $13.6m; ARC Energy remains the largest holding at 18% of net assets of $56.7m.
After-tax net tangible assets rose to 130.4 cents per share at 31 May 2007 (pre-tax 138.3). ARC Energy, the largest holding, rose after an acquisition and exploration success; cash is almost $13m.
After-tax net tangible assets rose to 129.8 cents per share at 30 April 2007 (pre-tax 137.4). Macquarie ProLogis sold at a small profit; $5.75m cash is due 9 May when the PowerTel takeover completes.
Net tangible assets fell to 128.5 cents per share at 31 March 2007 after the 3 cent dividend and 1.25m option exercises. Macquarie ProLogis and Life Therapeutics were bought; cash is $9.5m.
Net tangible assets were 130.8 cents per share at 28 February 2007, slightly lower on option dilution. A PowerTel position (under takeover) was bought, cutting cash to $19.1m. Further option exercises and a lower March NTA are expected.
Half-year to December 2006: profit after tax $6.49m, up 324%. An interim 3 cent fully franked dividend ($1.26m) is declared, record date 16 March, payable 23 March 2007. NTA backing 130 cents.
Half-year accounts: profit after tax $6.49m (27.3 cents per share), net assets $54.8m, cash over $30m (about 55% of net assets). Directors say they are cautious as the market hits record highs.
Net tangible assets rose to 130.9 cents per share at 31 January 2007. ARC Energy became the largest holding and over half of Tower Australia was sold; cash is $28.3m. Management says it is increasingly cautious on the market.
Net tangible assets were 130.1 cents per share at 31 December 2006. The $1.29 placement completed, lifting net assets to about $55m; cash is $31.3m (57%) after Incitec Pivot, Mayne Pharma, Becton and Telstra holdings were sold.
Net tangible assets rose to 124.2 cents per share at 30 November 2006; net assets were $36.1m. Part of Incitec Pivot and much of Lemarne (via its buyback) were sold. The pending $1.29 placement is not yet included.
28 Nov 2006capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
Subject to shareholder approval, will raise $16.77 million by placing 13 million shares at $1.29, each with a $1.00 option expiring June 2008. Funds are already held in escrow; shares on issue would reach 42.09 million.