Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
25 Feb 2019annual report▲ GoodMajor
Record 2018 profit of A$852m on A$4,850m revenue, with a A$377m final dividend (ordinary plus special). A further US$500m of debt is repaid 26 February 2019, bringing prepayments to US$1.4bn since the Coal & Allied deal. Gearing fell to 34.6%.
Board meeting notice: directors will meet on 25 February 2019 to approve 2018 final results and declare a final dividend, if any. Administrative notice.
Hong Kong monthly share return: issued shares rose 563,881 to 1,316,077,537 from the retail offer, with the 4,361,900 over-allotment shares issued 3 January noted as outstanding. Administrative filing repeating known figures.
Hong Kong monthly share return for December 2018: issued shares rose 563,881 to 1,316,077,537 from the retail offer. The 4,361,900 over-allotment shares, issued 3 January, are noted as outstanding. Administrative filing.
IBC and UNE, the other Watagan bondholders, will not put their bonds to Yankuang at this time. Only BOCIF's US$200 million of the US$775 million is being put. Yancoal expects no implications.
Hong Kong version of the update: IBC and UNE do not intend to exercise their put options now. No implications expected for Yancoal. Duplicate of the ASX release.
Hong Kong disclosure return: 4,361,900 over-allotment shares were issued on 3 January 2019 at HK$23.48, taking issued shares to 1,320,439,437. Administrative filing for the previously announced over-allotment.
BOCIF exercised its put option, so Yankuang will buy US$200 million of the US$775 million Watagan bonds around 1 April 2019. Yancoal expects no material effect and Watagan stays unconsolidated. Watagan will then owe Yankuang the face value, less capitalised interest.
Hong Kong version of the Watagan announcement: BOCIF put its bonds, US$200 million face value, to Yankuang, with completion expected around 1 April 2019. No material implications expected for Yancoal. Duplicate of the ASX release.
Hong Kong disclosure return: 563,881 shares were issued on 28 December from the retail entitlement offer at HK$23.48, lifting issued shares to 1,316,077,537. Administrative filing confirming the small retail take-up.
31 Dec 2018capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
Morgan Stanley partly exercised the over-allotment option for 4,361,900 new shares at HK$23.48, and the stabilisation period ended 29 December. Share count rises to about 1,320.4m; Yanzhou's stake dips to 62.26%.
Morgan Stanley stabilisation report dated 27 December; text is partly garbled. About 1,800 shares were bought, with a running total near 4,551,900. Routine post-IPO price-support disclosure.
24 Dec 2018capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
The retail shortfall bookbuild failed to clear at HK$23.48, so no shortfall shares were sold or issued and non-participating holders get nothing for their entitlements. This ends the roughly HK$1.41 billion offer. Retail take-up was small, about HK$13.2 million.
Morgan Stanley stabilisation report dated 24 December; text is partly garbled. Daily purchase appears to be about 4,600 shares, with a running total near 4,506,300. Routine post-IPO price-support disclosure.
Morgan Stanley stabilisation report: the daily figure is unreadable, but the running total is 4,501,700 shares bought. Routine post-IPO price-support disclosure.
The retail part of the entitlement offer closed 18 December with just over HK$13.2 million of acceptances. About 7.7 million unclaimed shares go to a shortfall bookbuild on 21 December, at the same HK$23.48 price. Settlement is due 27 December.
Morgan Stanley stabilisation report for 13 December; running total is 4,272,200 shares (the daily figure is unreadable). Routine post-IPO price-support disclosure.
Morgan Stanley daily stabilisation report: 240,000 Yancoal shares bought on the Hong Kong exchange on 7 December, 4,148,900 in total to date. Routine post-IPO price-support disclosure.
Sample letter to shareholders ineligible for the entitlement offer, such as those registered outside Australia and New Zealand. Administrative notice; terms (0.05387 for 1, HK$23.48) are unchanged.
Yancoal sent the retail entitlement booklet and personalised forms to eligible shareholders on 7 December. The offer closes 18 December 2018 at 5pm Sydney time. Administrative notice with no new terms.
Typeset re-release of the retail entitlement offer booklet, dated 29 November 2018. Same terms: 0.05387 for 1 at HK$23.48, closing 18 December. No new information.