Verstehe Euren Frust....habt ihr alle in Frankfurt gekauft? Dann sollten wir die Deutsche Börsenaufsicht informieren.....
Ich hab vorige Woche bei SGI ein Mail hinterlassen und die Antwort war sehr kurz und frech:
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The stock has been cancelled and has no value. Please consult your
financial or tax advisor.
As mentioned in the October 17th press release
(
http://www.sgi.com/newsroom/press_releases/2006/october/growth.html)"Pursuant to the Plan of Reorganization, the Company issued 11,125,000
shares of new SGI common stock to certain SGI creditors in satisfaction
of claims and upon exercise of stock purchase rights and overallotment
options. SGI's prior common stock has been canceled as of today's
effective date with no distribution made to holders of such stock."
Unfortunately this is one of the most difficult parts about filing for
chapter 11. As we have stated in our filed documents and related press
releases issued since May 8th,
"Upon confirmation of the plan, the new common stock of the Company will
be issued to the holders of SGI's Senior Secured bonds in the manner
described above. All of SGI's existing common stock and the unsecured
subordinated debentures will be cancelled upon confirmation of the plan
by the court and receive no recovery. Accordingly, the Company believes
that SGI's currently outstanding common stock and unsecured subordinated
debentures have no value. McKenna concluded by stating "We regret the
effect that this will have on SGI's shareholders and other unsecured
creditors. SGI plays a critical role in the world's infrastructure. This
needs to be preserved."
http://www.sgi.com/company_info/newsroom/...releases/2006/may/sgi_reorg.html
"Under the Plan, Silicon Graphics will emerge a public company with a
new credit facility and its total debt reduced from $345 million to $70
million. The Company's notes and debentures will be extinguished in
exchange for the new common stock and cash, respectively, and rights to
invest $50 million in additional shares of the reorganized company. As
previously announced, certain Senior Secured Noteholders will purchase
any common stock which remains unpurchased in the rights offering. All
of SGI's new common stock will be owned by SGI's current noteholders,
debentureholders, and management, pursuant to a management incentive
program. SGI's current shareholders will receive no recovery under the
plan."
http://www.sgi.com/company_info/newsroom/...releases/2006/july/file_reorg_and_disclosure.html
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