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Amid the political wrangling over DBS Group Holdings’ takeover of Bank Danamon Indonesia, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund Temasek Holdings stands to emerge as the biggest winner — at least on paper, anyway.
In the terms of the deal Temasek, the parent company of DBS, will sell its 67.4 percent stake in Bank Danamon for Rp 45.2 trillion ($4.9 billion) in exchange for new DBS shares. Following the transaction Temasek’s ownership in DBS, Southeast Asia’s biggest bank by assets, will rise to 40.4 percent from 29.5 percent.
That’s a big payout from its modest initial purchase nine years ago, when Temasek along with Deutsche Bank paid Rp 3.08 trillion for a 51 percent stake in Bank Danamon from the Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency. In 2003 Temasek bought Bank Danamon stock at Rp 1,202, and DBS this month was offering Rp 7,000 a share — a 40 percent premium to the daily average of about Rp 5,000 in the 12 months prior to the April 2 announcement.
- http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/busi...ig-payout-with-bank-danamon-stake-sale/512391
In the terms of the deal Temasek, the parent company of DBS, will sell its 67.4 percent stake in Bank Danamon for Rp 45.2 trillion ($4.9 billion) in exchange for new DBS shares. Following the transaction Temasek’s ownership in DBS, Southeast Asia’s biggest bank by assets, will rise to 40.4 percent from 29.5 percent.
That’s a big payout from its modest initial purchase nine years ago, when Temasek along with Deutsche Bank paid Rp 3.08 trillion for a 51 percent stake in Bank Danamon from the Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency. In 2003 Temasek bought Bank Danamon stock at Rp 1,202, and DBS this month was offering Rp 7,000 a share — a 40 percent premium to the daily average of about Rp 5,000 in the 12 months prior to the April 2 announcement.
- http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/busi...ig-payout-with-bank-danamon-stake-sale/512391