--- In obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com, coderman <topg...@...> wrote: > > wuih mirip ama terawangnya mama laurent @420 vs 425 tipis juga ya ama harga > skr > apa lanjut sell on news besok dgn TP 425? > > > On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 11:36 PM, FromBuitenzorg > <frombuitenz...@...>wrote: >
Inilah bedanya Investor Internasional dibanding Investor UKM.....kekekekekkkk. Masih ingat waktu QTEL mo ambil ISAT ? Harga tawaran sudah dideclare sebelum terjadi transaksi. Lha iki, wis 'menang'ipun harga tawaran masih awang-awang. Katanya 'Perusahaan Terbuka'..... kekekekekkkkkk piye to ki ????? > > > > > > Just Fwd.. > > > > A consortium of Northstar Pacific Partners and Saratoga Capital has > > defeated state-owned PT Pertamina in the sweepstakes to take hold of PT > > Tridaya Esta's 37.2 percent sake of the integrated oil and gas service > > company PT Elnusa. > > > > The announcement ended weeks of speculation and heated debate within > > Pertamina, with the board of directors eager to buy the Elnusa shares at a > > 30 percent premium to the market price. However, the state energy company > > was forced to backtrack and revise down its bid following pressure from > > Pertamina commissioners and the government. > > > > Tridaya is widely believed to be owned by Bambang Trihatmodjo, a son of the > > late President Suharto. A local construction and general trading company, > > Tridaya bought the Elnusa shares from Pertamina in early 1997. > > > > "After evaluating the proposals that we have received for the 37.2 percent > > stake in Elnusa, we hereby state that Tridaya Esta will further negotiate > > with the Northstar-Saratoga consortium, which has been declared as the > > preferred bidder," Bahana Securities, Tridaya's financial adviser, said in > > press statement. > > > > Bahana is acting as Tridaya's financial adviser for the stake sale. The > > deal is expected to be completed within eight to 19 weeks. > > > > Although Bahana declined to provide the winning bid price, a source close > > to the deal told the Jakarta Globe that Northstar-Saratoga bid Rp 425 (4 > > cents) per share, a 4.9 percent premium to Thursday's closing price of Rp > > 405 and 49.6 percent higher than the stock's three-month average of Rp 284. > > > > "I can only say thanks to God," said Sandiaga Uno, managing director of > > Saratoga Capital, declining further comment. > > > > Saratoga is controlled by Edwin Soeryadjaya, one of the country's richest > > men and the son of William Soeryadjaya, the founder of the Astra > > conglomerate. Edwin is also the president commissioner of PT Adaro > > Indonesia, one of the country's biggest coal companies. > > > > Elnusa was listed on Feb. 6, 2008, on the Indonesia Stock Exchange with an > > initial price of Rp 400. The stock then dropped significantly in line with > > the sharp fall in stocks worldwide, but has rebounded since mid-April on > > news of Tridaya's stake sale. > > > > Elnusa is estimated to control as much as 80 percent of the country's > > geological surveying services market and carries out drilling to measure > > whether extraction of reserves is feasible. Market analysts say that by > > controlling the industry, Elnusa would have served as a strong complement to > > Pertamina's upstream oil and gas business. > > > > Pertamina remains Elnusa's largest shareholder at 41.1 percent, with the > > remainder held by individual investors. > > > > "It was our best offer, in terms of financing and investment planning," > > said Basuki Trikora Putra, Pertamina's vice president of communications. "If > > Northstar-Saratoga rated Elnusa higher and considers it to have bright > > prospects, it was fair for them to give the better offer." > > > > Pri Agung Rahmanto, an energy analyst at the Reforminer Institute, said he > > didn't see the sale as big loss for Pertamina. > > > > "Pertamina will still have the majority stake in Elnusa," he said. > > "Pertamina can better use its funds to develop its upstream sector and ramp > > up its oil production." > > > > > > > > >
