8 years ago, CBA paid $373 million for Count Financial. It had 630 advisers back then. Basically an "accounting-based dealer group".
Today the buyer paid $2.5m - $12m cash + liabilities >$200m if reported within 4 years + all liabilities thereafter.
Countplus' CEO sounds like he wants to be greedy when everyone is fearful. When this cycle turns, they'll make a lot of money. The +40% share price suggests the same.
CAF has plenty of advisers under its network + $4Bn of FUAM. We are not worth 9c. When this turns, perhaps we can be worth in the ball park figure of $373 million.
8 years ago, CBA paid $373 million for Count Financial. It had...
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| 43.5¢ | 43.5¢ | 41.5¢ | $5.033K | 12.1K |
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| 3 | 25263 | 41.5¢ |
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| 43.0¢ | 23298 | 1 |
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