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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Alternative Net | AN. | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 23/12/2016 12:55 by s2lowner Yes I have also got FYFFES and they have been taken out but at least at a reasonable premium and with the final dividend payment. Noticed all the non execs have resigned with immediate effect. |
Posted at 23/12/2016 10:32 by spectoacc So that's it for the bid, all gone through and shares suspended, just awaiting cash into a/c. Goodbye a decent divi payer & IHT stock, hello CGT bill - shouldn't complain, but as the IC put it - "AN goes out at a low". Should have gone for a lot more IMO. |
Posted at 26/11/2016 12:13 by spectoacc Thanks @s2lowner, good point re AIM, couldn't agree more! There's the odd good company, generally family-dominated ones - Nichols would fall into that category.More interested in which are IHT-qualifying - plenty on AIM aren't. Seems the good ones are either over-bought, bought (AN.!) or, as you say, switch listing. |
Posted at 22/11/2016 12:43 by s2lowner I have had confirmation from AN that no final dividend will be paid as it is anticipate that the acquisition will have been completed by that time |
Posted at 21/11/2016 12:45 by s2lowner Daisy an AIM company taken private last year has taken over so expect no favours its obvious that the Stock market doesn't work for them and it doesn't want loads of little shareholders.It wouldn't be that surprising if it makes a miraculous financial recovery soon after it goes private and the existing Directors or those how enthused over the deal do nicely out of it. If the shares weren't so under rated then this type of deal wouldn't have been feasible but they will save millions on dividends, financial advisors, stockmarket listings etc I would have expected about £400 dividend in April for the year end does anyone know if that is to be honoured ? as the takeover is expected to be taken over by the year end. I wonder how long they have been in discussions if that overlapped with the rns announcements about profits etc ? You get a lot of companies announcing that they are in discussions with xyz about a possible takeover but not in this case why ? They must have been having behind the scenes discussions with advisors Rothschilds and Investec who were so generous in their suggestion of what a reasonable market price how long have these discussions being going on for? They have had behind the scenes discussions with major shareholders as well Not happy |
Posted at 21/11/2016 11:35 by rhubarbcrumble As a long term holder, I am very disappointed with the terms of the offer.I too bought this share for IHT purposes as well as the growing dividend. I notice that Octopus are supporting the deal. I imagine that this is in their IHT portfolio. I doubt that there will be a counter offer. The directors are supporting it, having taken advice. This suggests to me that the turnaround may be a long time in coming and that the profit warning may not have been the last. |
Posted at 21/11/2016 07:25 by spectoacc Not an offer I'll be accepting - it's been over 500p 4x in the past 12 months, that's nearer where the offer should be pitched. |
Posted at 27/9/2016 07:27 by spectoacc If it was an unscheduled update, "more than 10%".However, doesn't read too terribly - down to some projects getting pushed into the following year. Will no doubt still dive this morning tho. Edit - and a lot of blame on the EU Referendum, the last refuge of the scoundrel. |
Posted at 27/9/2016 07:20 by mida5 The Board now expect an Adjusted EBITDA* for the year ending 30 September 2016 somewhat below management's previous expectations.How much is, somewhat? |
Posted at 10/8/2016 09:47 by dadedidodu or maybe a big special dividend is about to be announced?? |
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