Forum Topics ERD ERD Share Purchase Plan
afrowest
Added 3 years ago

Must admit the ERD SPP was a bit of a challenge as opposed to other SPP I have partipated i assume this was due to it going through Computershare NZ. To give you an indication of allocation I had 5000 ERD I applied for $20000 and got 1459 = $7732.70 ~38%

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umop3pisdn
Added 3 years ago

About the same here

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Bear77
Added 3 years ago

Yep, 1459 is 29% of 5000.

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Valueinvestor0909
Added 3 years ago

$ERD.ax SPP is the worst experience I had for all SPP I applied over years. probably because no BPAY was set up or Registry is in NZ.

My broker account doesn't show yet my allocated shares. I raised with them and they are looking into it. Hopefully, they will resolve it quickly.

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umop3pisdn
Added 3 years ago

Interesting.

When clicking in the forums tab, a post to the ERoad forum shows up which appears to be leading to confusion.

Was this always the case or did this change after the premium upgrade?

It is mighty confusing to see my responses as a premium member to non-premium members but as explained by Andrew, I understand this is a result of the premium change.

 

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umop3pisdn
Added 3 years ago

A quick scroll up will reveal that the post is to a specific company, but this is not immediately apparent from the forums tab.

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umop3pisdn
Added 3 years ago

Has anyone figured out how to participate in the SPP? I haven't received the usual email regarding the info on how to participate.

Along similar lines of the other post in this forum, I also can't find my shares in Computershare. Attempting to access the NZ site directs me back to the Aus site. Has anyone solved this issue?

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umop3pisdn
Added 3 years ago

Thank you very much, that was very helpful

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umop3pisdn
Added 3 years ago

Yes ERD.

I agree. The way the share registry is setup is unnecessarily difficult for ASX investors.

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AUROPAL
Added 3 years ago

Agreed, I also missed out on taking up my SPP entitlement due to leaving it too late to work out when I encountered difficulty with uptake via Computershare NZ.

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