LOLC DEVELOPMENT FINANCE PLC (NIFL.N0000)

Arena wrote:I dont know the retail Mkt price. But for this 42% stake i can arrange around Rs. 5.00 - 6.50 Per share due to the NAV. But need to check the Quality of the assets and the finance license.
Nothing else to be taken.

If a reputed manipulater take this quantity yes can be another DPL.

It says,
Dinal Wijemanne, former CEO/Managing Director of brokerage Taprobane, has 28 per cent.

So be a lil' extra cautious..

This share was manipulated after the IPO in 2011 and went close to RS30. But I think people are more mature now not to fall pray. This is already trading at a high premium. See its fallen back to the closing price.

balapas wrote:This share was manipulated after the IPO in 2011 and went close to RS30. But I think people are more mature now not to fall pray. This is already trading at a high premium. See its fallen back to the closing price.

Looks like the sunday times article was used to dump the share on to the retailers, nearly 1 million shares traded and price unchanged from the last closing. Let's see what happens during the rest of the week.

i also waiting for that

Machan my company wanted this 42% stake. That is y I was searching. Now sorted. We want a finance company with good Savings base not with Lands like NIFL.

Takecharge wrote:
we should not judge as his case is still on

One of the cases is already done and dusted with DW clearly implicated.
http://www.island.lk/index.php?page_cat=article-details&page=article-details&code_title=67324

any idea  who is the buyer?

My broker said this would pass 10 within few days. But he didn't tell me the exact reason.

My broker also said that

will NIFL move up Today to new heights ?

Who is the buyer of NIFL?

KDD???

Big buy orders

Management changed

nanda wa gatte kauda ? 

nandaa gatte maama.....

Harry82 wrote:Who is the buyer of NIFL?

KDD???

OOppppss...

nanda wa mama aragenada...????

Sri Lanka's LOLC group and Brac International connected to a top bank in Bangladesh has bought control of a finance company in Sri Lanka.

Brac International Bangladesh and LOLC - as per LBO SMS

Sri Lanka's LOLC, Bangladesh's Brac buys finance firm

26 Jun, 2013 12:16:10
June 26, 2013 (LBO) - Sri Lanka's LOLC group and Brac International connected to a top bank in Bangladesh has bought control of a finance company in Sri Lanka, an official said.

About 84 percent of Nanda Investments and Finance, a registered finance company in Sri Lanka traded on the Colombo Stock Exchange Wednesday.
Brac is expected to hold over 50 percent of the firm.


http://www.lankabusinessonline.com/news/sri-lankas-lolc,-bangladeshs-brac-buys-finance-firm/754065294

WRITTEN BY BUSINESS EDITOR

June 26, 2013 (LBT) - Nearly 85 million shares crossed Nanda Investments and Finance PLC (NIFL) today between 10:44am to 11:02am, a source close to the deal said. A large foreign microfinance entity, BRAC USA picked up a major stake and LOLC also picked another quantity as the buyers and LOLC Securities executed the deal.

Several parcels were crossed at Rs. 9 per share in large blocks of 28,399,425 at 10:53:30, 17,006,500 at 10:57:08, 14,750,000 at 10:59:33 and small parcels in the blocks of 2.5 million, little over 5 million and 7.5 million changed hands.

A development organization founded in Bangladesh in 1972, BRAC is a development success story, spreading solutions born in the developing world to 10 other countries around the world. What started as a limited relief operation in 1972 in a remote village of Bangladesh has turned into the largest development organization in the world, a 21st century leader in creating opportunity for the world’s poor.

Organizing the poor using communities’ own human and material resources, BRAC (formerly Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee) catalyzes lasting change, creating an ecosystem in which the poor have the chance to seize control of their own lives. They do this with a holistic development approach geared toward inclusion, using tools like microfinance, education, healthcare, legal services, community empowerment and more.

BRAC work now touches the lives of an estimated 126 million people. With staff and BRAC-trained entrepreneurs numbering in the hundreds of thousands, BRAC is a global movement bringing change to 11 countries in Asia, Africa and the Caribbean. With an office in New York, BRAC USA is its North American affiliate, an independent nonprofit created to advance its global mission.

Earlier this month stock market analysts were predicting that a stake in Nanda Investments and Finance Limited, owned by the Mallawarachchi family, is being negotiated to be divested.

Mallawarachchi family owned nearly 42% stake of the company to date. As per the latest financials of the company Lalith Mallawarachchi, also the managing director of the company, had 16.89 per cent in the company while his automobile company Nanda Motors has 14.6 per cent. Dinal Wijemanne had 28 per cent stake. Deposit mobilisation, leasing, hire purchase and loans to individuals and small to medium scale enterprises are the core businesses of Nanda Investments and Finance.

The history of the company goes back 50 years when its founding Chairman/ Managing Director the late Sirisena Mallawarachchi - 'Nanda Mudalali' established a finance company which was originally named Nanda Investments Ltd. It was listed on the Diri Savi Board of the Colombo Stock Exchange in July 2011. Sirisena Mallawarachchi, who was also known as 'Nanda Mudalal', was the owner of Nanda Motors (Pvt) Ltd, the agent for a spectrum of renowned passenger vehicle brands such as Opel, Ford, Holden and Austin Cambridge.

The pre tax profit of the Rs 88 million deposit-base company was at Rs 21.9 million for the year ended 31st March 2012 compared with Rs 22.2 million in the year before.

“Last year the comparative figure on Change in Fair Value of Investment Property has been restated to conform to a variation in valuation of the investment property. Hence the revised profit of last year after the amendment was Rs. 48.9 million. Change in Fair Value of Investment Property has contributed Rs 6.3 million during the year whereas the revised Change in Fair Value of Investment of last year has been Rs 28.6 million,” Dr S. P. Jayawardhana, Chairman of the company had said in his annual review.
http://lbt.lk/news/business/4784-nanda-investment-aquired-by-brac-usa-and-lolc

I have a real doubt the price of the deal.

Is there any room to Make the transaction @9 In the mkt while the actual deal goes at around Rs.5 or 6..............

Such as Pay 9 through CSE and get another Rs.4 as a off Market transaction.

Is this possible ?

Arena wrote:I have a real doubt the price of the deal.

Is there any room to Make the transaction @9 In the mkt while the actual deal goes at around Rs.5 or 6..............

Such as Pay 9 through CSE and get another Rs.4 as a off Market transaction.

Is this possible ?

As I know the leader of N....
He is kind of ................ & living at very low profile with VERY minimal expense for day to day things....
This consideration may be POSSIBLE!

mandatory offer at 9.00

Will it add further burden of debt to LOLC?

http://www.cse.lk/cmt/upload_cse_announcements/4031372246020_.pdf

Gaja wrote:Will it add further burden of debt to LOLC?

50m dollar soft loan was provided to LOMC

These guys refuse to upload the AR

rainmaker wrote:

Gaja wrote:Will it add further burden of debt to LOLC?

50m dollar soft loan was provided to LOMC

These guys refuse to upload the AR

Are u saying LOMC got softloan for the share purchase? Friend let me know if there are any places who have the soft loan for share purchase, am seriously interested

http://www.cse.lk/cmt/upload_cse_announcements/7201372304731_.pdf