TMA-2.19 TMA-2.19 Settlement of Consideration and Share Transfer
Timing of Acquisition and Payment
TMA-2.19.1
Shares represented by acceptances in any
offer must not be accepted by theofferor until theoffer has become or has been declared unconditional. Such shares must be paid by theofferor in accordance with the terms of payment as stipulated in theoffer document .Amended: October 2019Withdrawn or Lapsed Offers
TMA-2.19.2
If an
offer is withdrawn or lapses, theofferor must, as soon as possible but in any event within 7 calendar days thereof, post the share certificates or transfer documents lodged with acceptance forms to, or make such share certificates or transfer documents available for collection by, thoseofferee company shareholders who accepted theoffer .Amended: October 2019TMA-2.19.3
[This Paragraph was deleted in January 2022].
Deleted: January 2022
Added: October 2019TMA-2.19.4
[This Paragraph was deleted in January 2022].
Deleted: January 2022
Added: October 2019TMA-2.19.5
[This Paragraph was deleted in January 2022].
Deleted: January 2022
Added: October 2019Payment of Consideration
TMA-2.19.6
An
offeror must complete payment of consideration whether in the form of cash, in form of securities, or a combination of cash and securities, as the case may be, to all shareholders by crediting the shareholders bank account and/or the shareholders’securities account , as the case may be, who have accepted the offer, within 10 calendar days from the last closing date of theoffer .Amended: January 2022
Added: October 2019TMA-2.19.7
[This Paragraph was deleted in January 2022].
Deleted: January 2022
Added: October 2019TMA-2.19.8
An
offeror must deposit the unclaimed balances, if any, in an escrow account with a licensed bank within 15 calendar days from the last closing date of theoffer .Added: January 2022TMA-2.19.9
An
offeror , on its own or together with personacting in concert , must not exercise thevoting rights attached to the shares received through acceptances of the take-over offer prior to full settlement of the consideration.Added: January 2022