This document is an announcement by Birddog Technology Limited (BDT) regarding updates on its proposed delisting from the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), the determination of its buy-back price, and details for an upcoming General Meeting. The Board has resolved to put forward a Resolution to delist BDT from the ASX, citing continuing low trading volumes, high compliance costs, and a lack of tangible benefits from remaining listed. The company will facilitate a capital return through an off-market share buy-back at a specified price per share. Shareholders are invited to vote on the proposed delisting and related matters at a General Meeting, and details of the meeting, as well as the rationale and mechanics for the buy-back, are provided in the document.
Key Points
Birddog Technology Limited proposes to delist from the ASX.
Low trading volumes and high ongoing costs are cited as primary reasons for delisting.
A Resolution for delisting will be put to shareholders at a forthcoming General Meeting.
An off-market share buy-back is planned to return capital to shareholders.
The buy-back price per share has been determined and is disclosed in the document.
Shareholders are provided with the rationale and full details about the delisting and buy-back process.
Details of the General Meeting, including time, venue, and instructions for voting, are provided.
Directors unanimously recommend shareholders vote in favor of the delisting and buy-back.
The document outlines tax implications, procedural steps, and expected timeline for the delisting and capital return.
Shareholders who do not participate in the buy-back will remain holders in a private, unlisted company.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This information is autogenerated and has not been reviewed for accuracy or completeness. You should refer to the full announcement here for further information.