Tuesday, June 6, 2017

Gemfields assets of a lower level

In Gemfields reported that an independent committee appointed to review the conditions of the unsolicited proposal Pallinghurst Resources for the purchase of the remaining stake in the mining company, came to the conclusion that the proposal significantly undervalues the gemstone producer.
Currently Pallinghurst owns 47% of the securities Gemfields and plans to move to the role of a diversified mining company instead of an investment fund.
"An independent committee is unanimous in its opinion that Pallinghurst offers a ridiculous fee, and clearly underestimates the company Gemfields has an exceptional management team with a clear strategy of providing additional shareholder value on a standalone basis, thanks to our unique asset base.", - said chairman of the Grem Maskall independent committee ( graham Mascall).
"Independent Committee believes that the unsolicited proposal may bring in shareholder value Gemfields assets of a lower level, which will provide access to more volatile categories of raw materials less attractive prospects", - he added.
Maskull also said the unsolicited offer, apparently, due to the expected restructuring of Pallinghurst, which seeks to protect its own interests at the expense of investment managers of independent shareholders Gemfields.
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