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From: | "greg" <gregoire@paradise.net.nz> |
Date: | Wed, 18 Jul 2001 21:20:59 +1200 |
Gerry,
the
40cps I quoted was from a news article probably quoting some broker or other,
but definitely not from the directors. It only stuck in my mind because
the article occurred fairly soon after FFS's announcement that they were going
to change the way the valued their forests.
As such, I would take that figure with a grain of
salt (although, as you say, it sounds reasonable). Also I don't know
whether this includes the CNIFP debt asset of US$225m.
Note that they have also changed to NZ dollars in
their accounts so maybe we should be using the NZ$511m figure as at 30th June
2000.
By my arithmetic NZ$511m would contribute about
18cps to the NTA.
Rgds,
greg
PS: As an FFS shareholder I was intrigued
that the board decided not to sell the company for 80-90c (pre split) because
they felt that the price was too low. 6 months or so down the track they
finally decide to shave 700m of the value of their forests (not incl the
CNIFP).
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