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Hunderwear
#111 Posted : Sunday, July 29, 2012 4:58:43 PM
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bartum wrote:
@hunderwear,do you mean muramati owns equity bank-memba?????? Quoting what you just said.

. They already own over 25% of
Equity.


I meant foreigners.I foresee the same happening to Unaitas with the influx of P.E. firms in E Africa due to oil discovery.That wil ofcos happen after the conversion into a commercial bank.The future can never be written for these enterprises.You need goggles coz it is too bright
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BGL
#112 Posted : Sunday, July 29, 2012 5:30:49 PM
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Hunderwear wrote:
bartum wrote:
@hunderwear,do you mean muramati owns equity bank-memba?????? Quoting what you just said.

. They already own over 25% of
Equity.


I meant foreigners.I foresee the same happening to Unaitas with the influx of P.E. firms in E Africa due to oil discovery.That wil ofcos happen after the conversion into a commercial bank.The future can never be written for these enterprises.You need goggles coz it is too bright



Currently, the maximum shareholding is 100,000 shares worthy KSh 1 million.

I think UNAITAS should repeat that aborted 2010 share sale process but follow the law this time around. They should also close the register and consequently remove that 1m cap on investment shares. With a closed register those who would like to get a piece can get it via the OTC market and also allow some price discovery.
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hobbit
#113 Posted : Friday, August 10, 2012 1:50:45 PM
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BGL wrote:
Hunderwear wrote:
bartum wrote:
@hunderwear,do you mean muramati owns equity bank-memba?????? Quoting what you just said.

. They already own over 25% of
Equity.


I meant foreigners.I foresee the same happening to Unaitas with the influx of P.E. firms in E Africa due to oil discovery.That wil ofcos happen after the conversion into a commercial bank.The future can never be written for these enterprises.You need goggles coz it is too bright



Currently, the maximum shareholding is 100,000 shares worthy KSh 1 million.

I think UNAITAS should repeat that aborted 2010 share sale process but follow the law this time around. They should also close the register and consequently remove that 1m cap on investment shares. With a closed register those who would like to get a piece can get it via the OTC market and also allow some price discovery.


@BGL, the closing of the register is not far off. I know something is in the making on this and that means you can only buy shares from an existing shareholder..... and the value will JUMP within a short period.

Mwangaza ni mingi hapa.
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essyk
#114 Posted : Tuesday, August 14, 2012 12:41:37 PM
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richdad
#115 Posted : Monday, December 10, 2012 10:11:27 PM
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