Kenya Airways is a poster child of bankruptcy case studies.
A reading of the circular (
https://goo.gl/2tErjt ) shows some very interesting facts.
1. I hope Mike Maina Kamau who owns 64,398,940 (4.30%) was also invited to the negotiation table. He has alot of skin in the game.
From the past annual reports looks like the chap has been accumulating through-out. A great strategy if you are buying secured bonds of a company in bankruptcy and have a seat at the table. Will it work for Mr. Kamau? Does he now own a small piece of an elephant instead of a larger piece of a rat?
2. Shareholders can buy up to Kshs 1.5 billion of new ordinary shares. This is while the transaction advisers are getting an equivalent amount ($14.4 Million).
Goes to show it's always great being a broker by any name.
Investment philosophy development in progress...