Die geplante "Übernahme" ist eigentlich eine Symbiose mit einer win-win-Situation: Urban Group benötigt Geld und will an die Börse - Solco ist an der Börse und kauft sich in ein profitables Unternehmen ein.
Dazu einige Kommentare aus dem HotCopper Solco-Forum:
von b_patterson :
"Perhaps key is that SOO management considered SOO's present operations incapable (lack of skills, scale, operational depth) to be competitive and to survive the current round of industry rationalization.
Why Urban Group? Suppose they wanted to list, have a wide range of activities and the backroom to support them, staff and management on both sides get to keep their jobs. We shareholders get an entre to a larger business.
I must say I thought SOO would try picking up the bones or Ingenero (limited diversification into STC trading, efficiency business) or Energy Made Clean (lack of active business, again limited scope).
As long as Urban Group is actually functioning it may be a reasonable outcome for SOO shareholders."
http://hotcopper.com.au/threads/...er.2349121/page-4?post_id=13901940
von malmanu:
"total equity of the combined group is around $6m or around 0.6c a share based on around 1 billion shares post acquisition. Under the transaction Urban Group Energy Holdings will acquire between 63% and 79% of Solco (depending upon the shortfall under the rights issue) , Why bother listing if you end up with almost 80% , my guess because urban group had liabilities of 3.1m the banks wouldnt fund them so they thought suckers on the ASX might be found."
http://hotcopper.com.au/threads/...er.2349121/page-3?post_id=13901649
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