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    BCAS: WIFI IJ - Rights Issue Plan of 2.95 bn new shares issuance

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    NILAI TUKAR RUPIAH MELEMAH TERHADAP DOLAR AS

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    11 April 2025 - 08.13am
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    BCAS: WIFI IJ - Rights Issue Plan of 2.95 bn new shares issuance

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    BCAS: WIFI IJ - Rights Issue Plan of 2.95 bn new shares issuance 
    - WIFI announced plan of 2.95 bn new shares issuance representing 55.56% of the capital 
    - Each 4 existing shares will get 5 rights; each right could be exercise into 1 new share. Ratio 4:5
    - Exercise price at IDR 2000/share; total of target fund raising IDR 5.9 bn
    - The new raised capital will be used for building 4 mn new home pass
    - Controlling shareholder (ISB) will exercise 1.49bn rights with total of IDR 2.97 bn 
    - The shareholders that do not exercises their pre-emptive rights face risk of dilution of max 55.56%; and the non-exercise rights could 
    be allocated to other shareholder who place excess orders of their rights
    - timeline: Date of recording as of shareholder in the DS as of 13 June 2025; Rights exercise and trading 17-23 June 2025 

    Our view: Previously we expect the company raise debt to finance the capex which will incline the interest expense burden. The capital 
    raise through right issue could release the finance expense despite lowering EPS (due to higher share outstanding).

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