If they agree on a deal my guess the ratio is 1 TPD share gets 0.55 STX shares.
Because the original proposal excluded Mongolia I removed this from the current TPD share price using TMK.
TMK for 67% of Mongolia = 80M market cap.
TPD for 33% = 40M market cap.
TPD current market cap = 120M less Mongolia above (40M) = 80M TPD market cap without Mongolia.
In SP terms, based on a 19c close a 80M market cap equates to 12.67cps being TPD's current share price without Mongolia.
Then based on potential agreed share ratio's between STX and TPD I looked at what the associated return would be based on TPD minus Mongolia.
I would think it would need to be above 30% return as a starting point so beyond 0.5:1 at an absolute minimum for any sort of takeover premium.
My guess of 0.55:1 is equivalent to a 43% uplift on the non-mongolia part of the business.
See table below based on STX current SP of 0.445cps:
| Ratio
| TPD
| TPD less Gurvantees
| Return on TPD adj
|
---|
1 | 0.4270
| 0.1900
| 0.1267
| 0
|
---|
2 | 0.4586
| 0.2041
| 0.1407
| 11%
|
---|
3 | 0.4750
| 0.2114
| 0.1480
| 17%
|
---|
4 | 0.5000
| 0.2225
| 0.1592
| 26%
|
---|
5 | 0.5250
| 0.2336
| 0.1703
| 34%
|
---|
6 | 0.5500
| 0.2448
| 0.1814
| 43%
|
---|
7 | 0.5750
| 0.2559
| 0.1925
| 52%
|
---|
8 | 0.6000
| 0.2670
| 0.2037
| 61%
|
---|
9 | 0.6250
| 0.2781
| 0.2148
| 70%
|
---|
10 | 0.6500
| 0.2893
| 0.2259
| 78%
|
---|
There are likely many considerations I have not taken into account ie performance rights diluting TPD (the main reason a deal will be reached) and assumes a return on the $9M so just a bit of fun.
Let's see what Monday brings.