Hello Steini Victims,
Today's delisting day was announced: Oct. 13!
https://irhosted.profiledata.co.za/steinhoff/...sPopUp.aspx?id=462988
About Pepco, I read that many still do not understand the Hedgefunds model, especially Dirty Jack is a bit wrong. Sorry DJ but you are to friendly for SNH and the Board....
DJ and others compare Pepco to an "ordinary" publicly traded company, but they forget that Pepco is financed and managed by Private Equity, i.e. the Hedgefunds.It's not a 'normal' traditional company funded by banks or big investors. SIHNV: the same game, like we saw at 15 December 2022 (for the first time).
That's THE big difference from other companies.The target is different. The model is Lown to Own, exactly the same game as SIHNV that is now being played at Pepco.
The most important thing is to depress the value of Pepco as much as possible and keep the interest rate on the debt as long and as high as possible. Totally insane, but it is what it is.
Another big difference: The Board. The lack of integrity is a real problem. Breach of Corporate governance rules, withholding information, lies, misleading statements. This is for the SIHNV Board a case for further forensic investigation, because in 2019 they knew about this radical 'other strategy' but the shareholders were left in the dark till 15 December 2022. But this is something for the ongoing courtcases, another issue for the near future.
Back to the business model Pepco (and SIHNV): I have explained this model many times here, but some posters keep pretending that it is "all up to the market'. When will someone like this, ever understand that if a company is run by hedge funds, the value of the share Pepco (and until WHOA the share SIHNV) has very little to do with the actual value/assessment of the market? There are entirely different mechanisms at play here:
It is not about value creation for the company, but as much return as possible for the Equity Funds. How? 1. Press the value of the share and marketcap as much value as possible 2. As a result, make as much shorting as possible so that shares can be bought by hedge funds and are returned when the hedge funds choose to do so. This is the moment when they or a 'boyfriend' can buy back the company cheaply. 3. To that time, be sure that debts continue as long as possible with the highest possible interest.
You can see the model that is executed here and well explained here below: Note 'the advisers and lawyers': in the video LinkLaters is mentioned as a shark lawyer who makes this kind of private equity practice possible.
I wish you well, stay tuned!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o10nh86q64Q
'First, I talk about how this magic sauce - on dubious grounds - transfers wealth from investors, such as our pension funds, into the pockets of a few private equity partners'.
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