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06/06/21
10:06
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Originally posted by Egordemon:
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Just a heads up to those participating in the DRP. Magellan's account manager has confirmed that shares issued through the DRP will be priced at the NAV minus 5% - even where the SP is at a larger discount to NAV. Currently the SP discount to NAV is about 12% and doesn't look like closing anytime soon. If it stays at this level when the next dividend is paid out, it means DRP participants will be issued shares at about a 7% premium to the SP. I am assuming this will be the same for MGF. So tip here is to cease participation in the DRP at this time. I've seen DRPs for other stocks have a default of issuing shares at the SP in these circumstances, so I think this approach by Magellan is pretty lousy.
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Are you serious? I have never heard of a manager royally screwing shareholders this way? The default position is always the lower of the share price or relevant NAV. Why on earth wouldn't they just buy on market at the bigger discount to fulfil the DRP? Magellan's reputation is slowly but surely turning to mud.
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cutty :
06/06/21