All Leisure Group Share Discussion Threads

[diku] 15/5/2016 14:02

Without Leisure!...

Wonder if some of those buys on Friday were actually from insiders?...

[cufes2] 15/5/2016 11:38

ALLGone . . .

[diku] 14/5/2016 08:41

Big chunk is owned by the insiders....Roger Allard....the wider shareholders will be hung high & dry...wider shareholders holdings will be bought out for a song....few years down the line Roger will sell the company for a huge profit to a bigger competitor....normal practise...

[ten bag man] 13/5/2016 19:46

If you want to see what a share can do (when others dismiss it)check out today's TERN share price and what it's done in under two years.

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TERN started the week of 15th SEP 2014 with a valuation of just £180,000

Also known as market cap it is all the shares in issue times the share price.

The same week TERN bought a company with world beating software.

I hope to show investors that one way to make super profits from the stock market is to invest in situations just like this.

[ten bag man] 13/5/2016 19:29

Stunning profits can be made in situations like this where one can buy into massive turnover £127M for a song, wait two or three years and never forget your a shareholder ( it's just not listed on AIM )

[ten bag man] 13/5/2016 19:25

A few facts.

£127M turnover and not going bust.

Market cap £800,000

Delisting will save the company £300,000 in a full year and they made £500,000 last year.

76% of the shares in safe hands, to buy ALL THE REST will cost you just £200,000 !!

But it just gets better.

Read into this (out today)

The Company released its Annual Report for the year ended 31 October 2015 on 15 February 2016. In this report the Directors stated that the Company's trading conditions remain very challenging as various geopolitical situations and events have an effect on consumers' propensity to travel. In light of this, the Company remains focused on cutting costs, including the costs of maintaining its admission to AIM, and will consider other corporate actions if appropriate, to seek to strengthen the Company's balance sheet and improve the Group's profitability.

Strategy following the Cancellation

Following completion of the Cancellation, the Board intends to continue its existing operating activities through the provision of an increasing choice of niche holidays targeted at the UK over 55's market.

[ihavenoclue] 13/5/2016 18:11

Doc Robinson
4 May'16 - 08:23 - 46 of 48 0 0

News shortly having to pay full bid or above for larger order!

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There is the news you wanted !!

[annonymous2] 13/5/2016 16:27

well done tara !

[mesquida] 04/5/2016 10:49

Doc - are you thinking that there might now be an Offer by Allard to buy out all the public shareholders, with the proviso that non accepting shareholders will lose their quotation ? This might explain why there is no mention of the previously mooted delisting in the recently released Report and Accounts. But if this is to be his strategy now then at what level do you think he will pítch his Offer ? Does not have to be that generous an Offer if the alternative is a delisting, but nevertheless there would have to be a reasonable premium. I myself am thinking in terms of 10p per share.

[doc robinson] 04/5/2016 08:23

News shortly having to pay full bid or above for larger order!

[mesquida] 26/4/2016 09:19

Very interesting - I have read the recently published Report and Accounts carefully, and I can see no mention of plans to de-list. Moreover the Chairman speaks of their determination to restore the group to profitability and resume dividend payments. Correct me if I am wrong, but I do not believe that he said this in the preliminary announcement. It is almost as if there has been a sudden change in the group's fortunes. Combined with a number of share purchases ( albeit small ) both today and yesterday, I am beginning to wonder what is going on !

[doc robinson] 26/4/2016 09:06

On the move !

[wood fire] 03/3/2016 14:57

So many in just under 3 weeks (when I started the thread ) investors have seen its value leap from £1M to £3.4M.

[doc robinson] 03/3/2016 14:19

Price movement suggests an offer is expected .

[mesquida] 02/3/2016 14:33

Seems ironic that with delisting now a declared intention there is more buying interest than before. But why are people buying ? Presumably they are quite relaxed about being invested in an unquoted company. Does that mean that in some sort of vague way they are connected with the current major shareholder ( i.e. Roger )

[wood fire] 28/2/2016 11:22

Another stock offering something for nothing.


OVG M/C £4.6M

Has cash and shares in POLY ( M/C 2.4 £BN) valued at around £20M

No debt and tiny payables

Plus huge gold acreage in for free.!!

[diku] 27/2/2016 23:43

Think Roger owns a chunk of the company...I believe he also lent money to company few years ago...so he could eventually buy out very cheaply....

[simonparker5] 17/2/2016 07:58

Have to agree that this appears very cheap indeed. Even if it delists the shares must be worth multiples of their current value.

[wood fire] 16/2/2016 19:53

It's fine to post your views but your not talking BP or VOD here.

It's valued less than a London house.!!

One can buy 1% for just over £10,000.

[davidosh] 16/2/2016 19:25

sharetips6 sounds logical to me and right to question things.

[bozzy_s] 16/2/2016 13:40

Sharetips, kind words indeed, I'm not on Twitter though. Only look at shares for maybe 30 minutes a day as a bit of a hobby.

I agree with wood fire to an extent. It's not a basket case company. It had a reasonably profitable history. It has managed to survive for a long time. I agree that they're wasting their money being listed on AIM.

It does become a totally different proposition when delisted. Very, very risky. But potentially exciting times ahead for shareholders.

Having given some thought to the huge 'trade payables' figure in the accounts, I'm guessing that's mostly money received up front (i.e deposits) by customers, hence it's in the accounts as a current liability. It doesn't necessarily mean the company owes suppliers tens of millions.

[cufes2] 16/2/2016 13:36

Net assets of £12m including £19m of intangibles . . .