JAKARTA - PT Merdeka Copper Gold Tbk will have new shareholders. It is Hongkong Brunp and Catl Co., Limited (Brunp) that will exercise the pre-emptive rights (HMETD) of the three Merdeka Copper shareholders.
Citing company documents, the company owned by conglomerates Edwin Soeryadjaya and Sandiaga Uno plans to release 1.2 billion new shares at an exercise price of IDR 2.830 per share. Thus, this action is worth IDR 3.41 trillion.
From the issuance of the new shares, each holder of 9.401 existing shares is entitled to 495 new shares of Merdeka Copper.
Meanwhile, Brunp stated his ability to exercise all the Preemptive Rights that were not taken by the three shareholders, namely PT Saratoga Investama Sedaya Tbk, PT Mitra Daya Mustika, and PT Suwarna Arta Mandiri.
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Prior to these Pre-emptive Rights, Saratoga held 18.29 percent of shares with the code MDKA, Mitra Daya 12.87 percent, and Suwarna Arta 6.05 percent.
As a result, after the exercise of these Preemptive Rights, Brunp is expected to own 1.86 percent of MDKA, equivalent to 8.98 billion shares. The note is that other shareholders still take part in the Preemptive Rights.
Meanwhile, Saratoga's ownership is 17.38 percent, Mitra Daya is 12.23 percent, and Suwarna Arta is 5.75 percent.
On the other hand, if all shareholders do not take part in the Pre-emptive Rights, then Burnp's ownership in MDKA can reach 5 percent or equivalent to 24.12 billion shares.
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