MikeinSoCal
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Because HGVC is a new offering there is no dividend info yet. Are they paying a dividend?I do have a small position in both Hilton and HGVC and have done well with both. I think HGVC will have some benefit from the tax reform, but not as much as some companies. As for the HNA shares, i suspect they will be selling them onto the open market.
Because HGVC is a new offering there is no dividend info yet. Are they paying a dividend?
If so, then a buyback would probably be in the cards - fastest way to line the pockets of the board and make the CEO appear like a hero because the stock price rises.
Curious what does this mean for HGVC?
Could it mean that at least for some time that they would allow some sales to get past rofr which normally wouldn’t pass? Just guessing that if they buy back shares some of their overall budget will be used to share buy back and not something else.I don't think members will notice any difference. HNA was obviously a large shareholder, but i don't believe they were active in the management of the business. HGVC may pend some funds buying back the smaller quantity of shares allowed, but otherwise i don't expect any big changes.
Could it mean that at least for some time that they would allow some sales to get past rofr which normally wouldn’t pass? Just guessing that if they buy back shares some of their overall budget will be used to share buy back and not something else.
Could it mean that at least for some time that they would allow some sales to get past rofr which normally wouldn’t pass? Just guessing that if they buy back shares some of their overall budget will be used to share buy back and not something else.