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China Animal Healthcare – raises US$45mn through a placement to Blackstone Capital Partners VLP…..what does this mean for one of my Stock Picks
By Kevin Scully-Financial Blog  •  July 5, 2010
[caption id="attachment_3464" align="alignright" width="150" caption="Photo by Gabriel M."]Photo by Gabriel M.[/caption] China Animal asked for a trading halt yesterday morning and released its announcement at close to mid-night.  The China Animal annoucement details its US$45mn fun raising with new strategic investor Blackstone Capital Partners VLP. The management are viewing the placement to Blackstone Capital as another affirmation by a global fund house as to its fundamental merit.  China Animal already has Legg Mason, Fidelity and soon Blackstone as shareholders.  This affimation is important given the spate of S-chip scandals which has impacted all S-Chips (good and bad).  Overtime, the good ones will stand out via their track record, disclosure and how they treat minority shareholders. The US$45mn fund raising from Blackstone is in the current form: a) placement of  20mn new shares in China Animal at S$0.35 b) US$40mn convertible bond (CB) due in 2015 A summary of the CB terms is appended below: a) US$40mn amount with zero coupon b) completion expected by end of July 2010 with a long stop date in September 2010 (ie the deal expire) c) Conversion price - there are a few conditions here. Read more...
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By Kevin Scully-Financial Blog
Kevin began his working life in the regional and economics division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He then moved to the private sector analyzing equities before venturing out to start NRA Capital. After 25 years of watching stocks and living through financial disarray during the Pan Electric Crisis, the 1987 Crash, the Barings debacle, the Gulf War, Asian financial crisis - what can sub-prime do but add another scar to already bruised wounds. Ever since starting his blog, Kevin has been enthusiastically giving his personal views on the market. He discusses about equities, the market turmoil, and the broad economy.
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