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Sinarmas Land offer price may be hiked

While the IFA has said the offer is not fair but reasonable, its estimated range of values for Sinarmas Land shares is not much higher than the current offer price

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Ben Paul

Ben Paul

Published Mon, May 5, 2025 · 05:00 AM
    • Raising the offer price by just 12.9 per cent would almost certainly result in the two key conditions for clean delisting from SGX being satisfied.
    • Raising the offer price by just 12.9 per cent would almost certainly result in the two key conditions for clean delisting from SGX being satisfied. PHOTO: BT FILE

    SINCE this column broached the topic of the lowball offer for Sinarmas Land five weeks ago, there have been two important developments.

    After the market closed on Apr 23, it was announced that the offeror had received valid acceptances amounting to nearly 936.3 million shares, representing 22 per cent of Sinarmas Land’s total number of shares.

    This increased the number of shares held by the offeror to more than 3.9 billion, representing a 92.3 per cent stake in the company. The offeror is a company called Lyon Investments, which is ultimately owned by a trust linked to Indonesia’s Widjaja family.

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