スペインの破綻して国有化されたBankia銀行の株価は、2011年7月に3¡75ユーロで上場してから、史上最低の0'36ー0'40ユーロに下落、
Las acciones de Bankia caen a su mínimo histórico tras la inyección pública
Los títulos de la entidad, cuya matriz recibió del FROB 17.959 millones, caen más del 27%
Los accionistas no quieren ver diluida su inversión por el proceso de recapitalización
Banco de Valencia también pierde por encima del 23%
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El País Madrid 28 DIC 2012 - 17:57 CET
Bankia's shares fall to record low public after injection
Shares of the company, whose parent received the FROB 17.959 million, falling more than 27%
Shareholders do not want to see their investment diluted by the recapitalization process
Banco de Valencia also lost over 23%
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The Country Madrid 28 DIC 2012 - 17:57 CET
Another day of sharp falls for Bankia. Its shares, which yesterday already left the park nearly 20%, have been left in Friday's session more than 27% of its value. The share price is about 40 cents, that is, the lowest since the bank went public in July 2011, when it went public to 3.75 euros. Shortly after starting the session has traded value even at 36 cents, from 55 cents to which closed yesterday. Banco de Valencia, meanwhile, also returns to collapse, more than 23%, after the fall of 21% recorded yesterday. Its shares, which yesterday already reached its historical minimum price to end the session at eight cents, six cents worth now.
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Following the announcement on Wednesday of the last steps in the process of recapitalization of nationalized both entities, which has gone through a rough review of the value of the banks and a subsequent injection of public money, its price has plunged in the market.
For Bankia, consolidation is done through a capital injection of 10,700 million euros, to the entity through a convertible bond issue subscribed its parent, BFA, which, in turn, receives 17,959,000 Euro rescue fund articulated by the FROB. The state owns 100% of BFA, and thus also controls 48% of its listed subsidiary Bankia. However, once you do the conversion of the bonds to recapitalize subscribe BFA, the state's share will grow at the expense of value controlling minority shareholders. The fear that their actions, after enlargement, much reduced in value is pushing many investors to sell their share in the market.
In the case of Banco de Valencia, which will be acquired by Caixabank the symbolic price of one euro once it is healthy, reduce its capital of 1,099 euros to 55 million and change the par value of its shares of 0.20 euros to 0 , 01 euros for an injection of capital by the FROB 4,500 million euros of ESM also arriving.
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