The share Price of Rs. 400 Per share by the Chartered Accountants is grossly unfair and highly prejudicial to the interests of the Minority Non Promoter Shareholders of Shakti Met-Dor Limited.
May 23, 2013
Shakti Met-Dor- Compulsory Acquisition of Shares - Share Holders to Oppose
Shakti Met-Dor Limited of Secunderabad delisted on 22 /12/ 2010.
Now , Shakti Met-Dor Limited is planning Compulsory Buy - Back ( selective cancellation of Non Promoter shares ).
The Company is doing very well and its prospects have improved tremendously because the Company has been taken over by the world renowned German giant M/s Hormann Beteilgungs Gmbh.
Shakti Met-Dor Limited is , now, subsidiary of Hormann Beteigungs as it , now , holds 68:28 % of the total equity of Shakti Met-Dor .
Indian promoters hold 25 :17 % equity.
Now , Shakti Met- Dor has initiated moves to compulsorily acquire 1,80,307 shares ( 6 : 55 % of total equity of Shakti Met-Dor ) owned by Non - Promoter Public shareholders.
The share Price of Rs. 400 Per share by the Chartered Accountants is grossly unfair and highly prejudicial to the interests of the Minority Non Promoter Shareholders of Shakti Met-Dor Limited.
Further, the Discounted Cash Flow method , claimed by the Company is highly limited as it does not take into account the fact that Shakti Met-Dor Limited is , now , a subsidiary of Hormann Beteilgungs Gmbh of German.
Shareholders of Shakti Met-Dor are demanding that this grossly unfair Anti Small Shareholder move be dropped.
This case is similar to the pending case by share holders of Cadbury India Limited against Kraft Foods.
Shareholders would take all Legal steps to protect their rights.
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For Legal Issues in similar case of Cadbury India Limited , please click :-
Cadbury India Limited
Shakti Met-Dor Limited ((subsidiary of German giant Hormann Beteilgungs Gmbh )
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1 comment:
If Shakti Met-DorLimited feels that Rs.400 is a " fair rate " then Indian shareholders in general should be given an opportunity to form a SPV ( Special Purpose Vehicle ) Company which ( with suitable debt equity Leveraged Buy out ) and buy at the same rate the majority shares from the Promoters. A period of 6 months should be kept for giving this opportunity to Non Promoter Indian shareholders