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From: | "Rick Nelson" <rick@signalgroup.co.nz> |
Date: | Mon, 1 Jan 2001 15:37:37 +1300 |
Gerry
as I understand it 25% is the maximum holding that a foreign airline can have in
Air NZ and this is what they currently have.
I have
recently purchased some Air NZ A shares ($1.55) thinking they are undervalued -
the spread from the B's appears to be widening again and I'd like to
see it close. Have been undertaking some research before increasing my
exposure and an interesting piece of information I have come across was the
acceptance on the new issue - 98.4% acceptance from the B holders, 88.2% from
the A holders. This means most of the 12.9m shares picked up by the
underwriters need to find a home with local investors.
I'd
have to say there is excellent of information on the company on their
website under the investor section. The monthly operational updates will
certainly assist to keep the market informed about the integration of
Ansett.
Does
anyone have information on brokers forecasts for leading companies such as Air
NZ? I see that Datex offer a subscriber service that summarises this
information for leading companies. By my assessment even a $100M profit
translates to a PE ratio of under 12 (last year $178M profit prior to the
abnormal from the taxation accounting policy change - a PE of under 7 at current
prices).
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