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23 April 2025
| Name: | SEA WORLD PROPERTY TRUST (SWD) |
| Date of Delisting: | 24 April 2002 |
Stock Exchange Status:
This entity was delisted from the Australian Securities Exchange on 24 April 2002.Legal Status:
To our knowledge this entity was the subject of a takeover or merger such that your securities were acquired for consideration in the form of cash or scrip. We have not therefore verified the current legal status of this entity. If you have questions about your shareholding, as we say elsewhere, they may be taken up here: https://www.delisted.com.au/TraceLostSharesLostMoney/index/.Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Status:
To our knowledge this entity was the subject of a takeover or merger such that your securities were acquired for consideration in the form of cash or scrip. You will need to seek independent tax advice in relation to Capital Gains Tax or other tax matters but any other enquiries relating to your shareholding in the company should be followed up via our online form here: https://www.delisted.com.au/TraceLostSharesLostMoney/index/.
Updates, corrections, disagreements please email to admin@delisted.com.au
Further information: deListed and InvestoGain are operated by Investogain Pty Limited which is licensed by ASIC as an Australian Financial Services Licensee (AFSL 334036). deListed acquires only securities that it deems to be of little or no value, in circumstances where the holder is unable to sell their securities on-market in the normal manner. This service has been provided online via the company’s website www.delisted.com.au since 2004.
Getting advice: Information provided in this section is of a general nature and applicable only to Australian tax residents who hold their investments on capital account (ie for long-term investment purposes). It has been prepared without taking into account your financial needs or tax situation. Before acting on the information, deListed suggests that you consider whether it is appropriate for your circumstances and recommends that you seek independent legal, financial, or taxation advice.
Disclaimer: The information provided above is to the best of our knowledge accurate as of today. But you should bear in mind that it is of a general nature and does not constitute financial or tax advice. Investogain Pty Limited accepts no liability for any loss arising from reliance on this information, including reliance on information that is no longer current.
former unitholders in this trust may have unclaimed money arising from the compulsory acquisition of their shares - deListed provides a tracing service for a small administration fee that identifies where people can find unclaimed monies arising from compulsory acquisitions and also from dividend distributions, super contributions, inoperative bank, building society or credit union accounts, bequests and other sources - please click here for access to our Lost shares, Lost money?? service | 31/03/2022 |
delisted because of compulsory acquisition by Warner Sea World /DEG Holdings | 24/04/2002 |
we understand Village Roadshow and Warner Bros through their bidder companies launched a takeover attempt in mid-2001, acquiring 85.65 per cent of units at 82 cents a unit but failed to reach the 90 per cent threshold for compulsory acquisition - subsequently they offered 90 cents a unit and were able to increase their joint holding above 97 per cent and thus proceed to compulsory acquisition | 24/04/2002 |
former unitholders in this trust may have unclaimed money arising from the compulsory acquisition of their shares - deListed provides a tracing service for a small administration fee that identifies where people can find unclaimed monies arising from compulsory acquisitions and also from dividend distributions, super contributions, inoperative bank, building society or credit union accounts, bequests and other sources - please click here for access to our Lost shares, Lost money?? service | 31/03/2022 |
delisted because of compulsory acquisition by Warner Sea World /DEG Holdings | 24/04/2002 |
we understand Village Roadshow and Warner Bros through their bidder companies launched a takeover attempt in mid-2001, acquiring 85.65 per cent of units at 82 cents a unit but failed to reach the 90 per cent threshold for compulsory acquisition - subsequently they offered 90 cents a unit and were able to increase their joint holding above 97 per cent and thus proceed to compulsory acquisition | 24/04/2002 |
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