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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Belhaven Grp. | BHG | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 06/9/2005 20:53 by bigbertie Investors Chronic recommends holding on. However if you are sure there will be no counterbid you should sell in the market now as you will get 631p instead of the 625p that GNK are offering. |
Posted at 10/8/2005 19:49 by bigbertie The drop on Monday probably caused by the FT article entitled "Waiting for the bid that might never happen". Well that could apply to any company, couldn't it?The article was by Carlos Grande (Big Charlie?). It said that after the recent run the shares were in line with the sector. Also a bid might not appear "or at least not until 2006". It also said the effect of the smoking ban might be worse than expected, and that the shares "look fully valued". Well that looks fine to me - a bid in 2006 is perfect. No doubt the shares will make further progress until then, thanks to bid speculation. And while the effect of the smoking ban may be worse than expected it may also be less hearmful than expected. I shall certainly go out for more pub nights when pubs are smoke free. The article seems to be trying to frighten off investors by saying that things might be worse than anticipated. What a devastating insight. |
Posted at 06/12/2004 15:17 by edmundshaw Burtonwood was 43% above quite a good last closing price. BHG priced comparatively lower so £6 looks not far off, I'd hope for at least that; but would the current board sell at that level? They may have confidence they are worth more than that if they can continue expansion further; the scottish newspaper that commented they were nearing expansion limits looks a bit off the mark to me; they are aiming at 300 pubs to end of next year; Burtonwood, a smallish regional group, has over 400 sharing with local competition. I'd have thought BHG could beat that number...If they do, I hope they negotiate some kind of convertible bond issue or other trick which prevents a big capital gain tax hit from hitting us private investors... best regards, E. |
Posted at 22/1/2004 11:17 by edmundshaw Probably just big investors churning their portfolios.Undervalued share with 13 year growth track record that managed the rights issue without pausing for breath or dropping earnings growth. PE low, NAV huge... safe long term hold IMO with no noticeable downside, and can probably defer CGT until retirement if need be! Not my biggest riser short term, but I hardly have to look at this one more than twice a year. In case you can't work it out tell I'm a fan... |
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