I came across this corporate announcement on Innovative Foods.
http://bseindia.com/qresann/news.asp?newsid={4038BCAC-2189-44EE-AD2C-807B2263BE72}¶m1=1
Innovative Foods is a Chennai based company which was a BIFR case. Based on the BIFR proceedings the promoters were asked to bring additional capital which resulted in their stake increasing to 93%. According to the BIFR order the promoters has to give a exit option to the remaining shareholders of the company and the company arrived at the exit price of Rs 34.5 to paid to all public shareholder who tender their shares. I have enclosed the link to the offer document.
http://bseindia.com/xml-data/corpfiling/announcement/Innovative_Foods_Ltd_091109.pdf
The offer is open till Nov 19th.
The stock was trading around the 32.15 mark after the announcement date and currently trades around 33.65.
So u can technically buy the stock in the market at this prices and tender at Rs 34.5 and be assured that 100% of you shares will be accepted and money paid to you.
So whats the catch?
Not enough trading volumes and high impact cost so u can deploy very small amounts of capital.
But it is a case of “ Money for Nothing”.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Innovative Foods - Money for Nothing
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Arbitrage,
Special Situations
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