CLC/LOFC 1 : 2 ( LOCH transfer value )

CSE--Leaks wrote:Almost all the LOFC shares ( 140 Mn sold out two months ago ) had been collected by a particular party.
 
HNWIs had completed the collection of CLC shares in the market float, by today.
 
CLC/LOFC  amalgamation will be done according to the transfer values to the LOCH.  ( 38 : 78 )
 
NIFL shares will be amalgamated with CLC  after the SFL amalgamation.
 
 1 CLC share will be worth 2 LOFC  Shares.
 
1 CLC  =  2 LOFC


Rally starts from next Monday .... !!!

Surajmp wrote:Clc 100 and lofc 50
Then clc 1 : lofc 2

nirowat wrote:I am confused

How does these amalgamations create more value for a run ?

Two eggs don’t make a golden egg

There are much better diversified finance companies listed going at peanuts while the market is waiting for the golden egg

Not trying to be negative but please educate me if my thinking is wrong

Those much better diversified finance companies have any news about Singapore listing? 

Equity Win wrote:

Surajmp wrote:Clc 100 and lofc 50
Then clc 1 : lofc 2

Same as CLC 20 and lofc 10

Beyondsenses wrote:

nirowat wrote:I am confused

How does these amalgamations create more value for a run ?

Two eggs don’t make a golden egg

There are much better diversified finance companies listed going at peanuts while the market is waiting for the golden egg

Not trying to be negative but please educate me if my thinking is wrong

Those much better diversified finance companies have any news about Singapore listing? 


CLC net asset is less than Rs 4
not sure how foolish Singapore investors are to pay a pumped up price unlike our retailers 

nirowat wrote:

Beyondsenses wrote:

nirowat wrote:I am confused

How does these amalgamations create more value for a run ?

Two eggs don’t make a golden egg

There are much better diversified finance companies listed going at peanuts while the market is waiting for the golden egg

Not trying to be negative but please educate me if my thinking is wrong

Those much better diversified finance companies have any news about Singapore listing? 


CLC net asset is less than Rs 4
not sure how foolish Singapore investors are to pay a pumped up price unlike our retailers 

Shivanthi_D wrote:

nirowat wrote:

Beyondsenses wrote:

nirowat wrote:I am confused

How does these amalgamations create more value for a run ?

Two eggs don’t make a golden egg

There are much better diversified finance companies listed going at peanuts while the market is waiting for the golden egg

Not trying to be negative but please educate me if my thinking is wrong

Those much better diversified finance companies have any news about Singapore listing? 


CLC net asset is less than Rs 4
not sure how foolish Singapore investors are to pay a pumped up price unlike our retailers 

Oh my ....... !!

What's  the  NAV  of   EXPO ...??   trading around Rs 400/=


Some foolish investor from Japan bought it at Rs 4/=

stockchaser wrote:

Shivanthi_D wrote:

nirowat wrote:

Beyondsenses wrote:

nirowat wrote:I am confused

How does these amalgamations create more value for a run ?

Two eggs don’t make a golden egg

There are much better diversified finance companies listed going at peanuts while the market is waiting for the golden egg

Not trying to be negative but please educate me if my thinking is wrong

Those much better diversified finance companies have any news about Singapore listing? 


CLC net asset is less than Rs 4
not sure how foolish Singapore investors are to pay a pumped up price unlike our retailers 

Oh my ....... !!

What's  the  NAV  of   EXPO ...??   trading around Rs 400/=


Some foolish investor from Japan bought it at Rs 4/=

Well said Shivanthi ... You have exactly given the answer to that FOOL

nirowat wrote:

What an awesome comparison, should get into politics as this is how they will answer. All hot air no facts.

Expo when the Japanese bought EPS was around 50 cents and it did trade at 4 till an unprecedented COVID hit making their business profitable and now EPS Rs 20. Hence appreciation. 

CLC EPS around 30 cents and I am wondering what has to hit them to make it profitable as happens to Expo with COVID . Cos as I said just an amalgamation with LOFC certainly is not a catalyst. 

May be my learned friend will tell us as this is the exact question I asked in the first place.

The_Sage wrote:

nirowat wrote:

What an awesome comparison, should get into politics as this is how they will answer. All hot air no facts.

Expo when the Japanese bought EPS was around 50 cents and it did trade at 4 till an unprecedented COVID hit making their business profitable and now EPS Rs 20. Hence appreciation. 

CLC EPS around 30 cents and I am wondering what has to hit them to make it profitable as happens to Expo with COVID . Cos as I said just an amalgamation with LOFC certainly is not a catalyst. 

May be my learned friend will tell us as this is the exact question I asked in the first place.

At a certain time in the future, there won't be a CLC nor a LOFC . a name change is highly likely after the amalgamation.




Pal , you have not understood the LOCH road map yet.  CLC+LOFC  company will be an international microfinance company in near future whose expansions/acquisitions will be in many parts of the world. ( AFRICA/ASIA/RUSSIA ).







The majority of the EPS of CLC+LOFC will be dollarized and most importantly the earnings will not depend on a VIRUS ... !!

stockchaser wrote:

The_Sage wrote:

nirowat wrote:

What an awesome comparison, should get into politics as this is how they will answer. All hot air no facts.

Expo when the Japanese bought EPS was around 50 cents and it did trade at 4 till an unprecedented COVID hit making their business profitable and now EPS Rs 20. Hence appreciation. 

CLC EPS around 30 cents and I am wondering what has to hit them to make it profitable as happens to Expo with COVID . Cos as I said just an amalgamation with LOFC certainly is not a catalyst. 

May be my learned friend will tell us as this is the exact question I asked in the first place.

At a certain time in the future, there won't be a CLC nor a LOFC . a name change is highly likely after the amalgamation.




Pal , you have not understood the LOCH road map yet.  CLC+LOFC  company will be an international microfinance company in near future whose expansions/acquisitions will be in many parts of the world. ( AFRICA/ASIA/RUSSIA ).







The majority of the EPS of CLC+LOFC will be dollarized and most importantly the earnings will not depend on a VIRUS ... !!

THE SAGA you have my blessings bro.. thank you for showing us the light and DEFEATING THE DEMONS AND THE EVIL SPIRITS within the investment comunity !!!

The_Sage wrote:

nirowat wrote:

What an awesome comparison, should get into politics as this is how they will answer. All hot air no facts.

Expo when the Japanese bought EPS was around 50 cents and it did trade at 4 till an unprecedented COVID hit making their business profitable and now EPS Rs 20. Hence appreciation. 

CLC EPS around 30 cents and I am wondering what has to hit them to make it profitable as happens to Expo with COVID . Cos as I said just an amalgamation with LOFC certainly is not a catalyst. 

May be my learned friend will tell us as this is the exact question I asked in the first place.

At a certain time in the future, there won't be a CLC nor a LOFC . a name change is highly likely after the amalgamation.




Pal , you have not understood the LOCH road map yet.  CLC+LOFC  company will be an international microfinance company in near future whose expansions/acquisitions will be in many parts of the world. ( AFRICA/ASIA/RUSSIA ).







The majority of the EPS of CLC+LOFC will be dollarized and most importantly the earnings will not depend on a VIRUS ... !!