If (and I stress if) Ares is willing to pay $ 1.85 per share they must believe they can make a substantial profit by dissecting, holding or simply reselling. Other institutions also know the possible upside on the AMP share price. Bearing in mind the intrinsic value of a share is not the price on any given day; but on their assets, liabilities and future potential. Institutions such as Allan Gray may be happy to make 30 cents per share, or indeed lose $ 1 a share, just as retail investors are. But the question remains, why would instos sell for $ 1.85 if they expect the stock to be worth significantly more 6-12 months longer (as indeed Allan Gray must have thought and Ares seems to think now) I also note Ares is "only one of the parties looking at AMP".
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| $1.33 | $1.35 | $1.33 | $7.613M | 5.692M |
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