Interesting dilemma chaps. We have our shares in two holdings so qualify for 2 x $30,000 allocations in the SPP. If I tried to buy 300,000 shares on market I would have to pay 20-25c + some commission. But it is likely that the SP will slip post SPP IMO.
So what to do?? I think it means they picked a very good price to issue at.
I think I'll wait and see if there's a spare $60K in the Christmas stocking this year!
Ann: Share Purchase Plan Offer Booklet, page-2
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