Position closed – low-risk return locked in

Brad Holland

Brad has over 20 years experience in the Australian and US equities and options markets. Brad specialises in equities and options for capital growth, income generation and capital protection. He also specialises in finding opportunities in small to medium cap stocks. Brad holds RG146 - Securities & Managed Investments and Accredited Derivatives Adviser Level 2 qualifications.

April 5, 2024

A2B.AX | High Conviction Report

Tuesday was the last day of trading for A2B Australia Ltd (A2B). The takeover by ComfortDelGro Corporation will be finalised on the implementation date for the scheme of arrangement (takeover) on the 11th of April. The capital component for the takeover being $1.45 will hit bank accounts on the 12th April.

Shares in A2B were purchased at $2.12. Shareholders have received.

  • $0.60 special dividend
  • $0.2571 franking credits
  • $1.45 takeover capital component

The A2B takeover was smooth sailing with not a single shareholder agitating for a higher price. Typically, with takeovers, there is always one shareholder who pops up saying the company is worth much more than the current takeover price. In this case, everyone seemed happy with the structure of the deal and the price being offered.

In the end, the position was open for 82 days and we managed to generate a profit of $935.71 or an 8.83% return on funds invested.

When we had capital invested in the position and at risk in the market the share price was very steady except for the ex-dividend date and movements in the share price were not correlated to the overall performance of the market.

CLOSED POSITION RESULT

Entry: Buy 5,000 A2B shares at $2.12

Dividend: $0.60 x 5,000 = $3,000

Franking Credits: $1,285.71

Capital Loss: $3,350.00

Total profit $935.71 or a 8.83% return on funds invested

This is general advice only. MF & Co Asset Management has not considered your personal financial needs, objectives or current situation. This information is not an offer, solicitation, or a recommendation for any financial product unless expressly stated. You should seek professional investment advice before making any investment decision.

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