CREG.OB interessante Geschichte mit Carlyle Group
seekingalpha.com/article/...ion-in-china-recycling-energy-corp
Carlyle, through its 3rd Asian fund (capitalized at $668m) is investing in CREG in three stages:
* First, a convertible note of $5m convertible into the company's stock at $1.23 per share. This represents a discount of almost 60% to today's closing price of $3.02. It must be said though, CREG's share price has almost doubled in three trading days. I guess the news must have leaked;
* Second, a sale of shares at the per share price of $1.23, for an aggregate investment of approx. $5m; and
* Finally, another convertible note of $15m, convertible at a share price tied to its future earnings.
The total investment, assuming all three stages go ahead, is $25m. Previous investments by Carlyle in China included Ctrip, which started as a $8m funding that netted the group $125m on Ctrip's IPO. The 3rd Asian fund has also invested in Anxin Flooring, the #1 wood flooring company in China, and Credit Orienwise, the leading private credit guarantee firm.
The fact that Carlyle took action is a huge stamp of approval for the company's growth prospects and management team. Many Chinese OTC companies have suspect corporate governance and/or financial oversight, but this investment means that Carlyle's due diligence (which would have been intensive) have shown that nothing was out of sorts.
seekingalpha.com/article/...ion-in-china-recycling-energy-corp
Carlyle, through its 3rd Asian fund (capitalized at $668m) is investing in CREG in three stages:
* First, a convertible note of $5m convertible into the company's stock at $1.23 per share. This represents a discount of almost 60% to today's closing price of $3.02. It must be said though, CREG's share price has almost doubled in three trading days. I guess the news must have leaked;
* Second, a sale of shares at the per share price of $1.23, for an aggregate investment of approx. $5m; and
* Finally, another convertible note of $15m, convertible at a share price tied to its future earnings.
The total investment, assuming all three stages go ahead, is $25m. Previous investments by Carlyle in China included Ctrip, which started as a $8m funding that netted the group $125m on Ctrip's IPO. The 3rd Asian fund has also invested in Anxin Flooring, the #1 wood flooring company in China, and Credit Orienwise, the leading private credit guarantee firm.
The fact that Carlyle took action is a huge stamp of approval for the company's growth prospects and management team. Many Chinese OTC companies have suspect corporate governance and/or financial oversight, but this investment means that Carlyle's due diligence (which would have been intensive) have shown that nothing was out of sorts.