Sacrificing shareholders? |
He wanted YTL Cement back and so he privatised it. No, he did not pay any-one of those YTL Cement shareholders with outright cash. He swapped papers and sapped the strength of YTL Corp and the share went down to RM 2.50. Just about gaining back his strength like a hurt Samson, he swapped again another bond with YTL Corp shares at RM 1.70.
So, today the counter is languishing at RM 1.75, dithering backwards and forwards with no energy to proceed.
Give us some cash-lah! |
My fear is with all these additional papers swimming in Bursa, there is little chance that the mother share can have a good price.
What do you say, Francis?
As you have so much cash in your kitty-more than RM 14 billion, give-lah a 2 for 1 bonus issue!
That would be graceful of you as God wants it to be!
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