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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Blacks Leis. | BSLA | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 1.375 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 1.375 | 1.375 |
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Posted at 09/1/2012 17:15 by jpjp100 RIP BSLASorry to shareholders, who end up with diddly squat. |
Posted at 06/1/2012 11:11 by speculate to infuriate boonboon - the adminstrators duty is to chosse the option that will return the greatest amount to those owed money (but may also factor in long term stability or jobs) Therefore the only way that this would give SD a greater chance of picking them up is if the bank involved (who also bank SD) offered some kind of favouable terms if SD were to "win" the bid.Depite bidding their shares just get counted the same as any others, the only other way that they could use this is if they wrote off any "dividend" that may come to their shares. As the banks are currently £36m in the hole its unlikely that this would make any difference anyway. |
Posted at 04/1/2012 17:24 by hyper al unless they want a listed company on their books or reverse into it.There is value in a listing, particularly as BSLA is a LSE FTSE Fledgling, Premium listed company. |
Posted at 28/12/2011 12:47 by typo56 If Data Explorers have the number of shares on loan for BSLA as just 8,000 it just goes to show how inaccurate it is and/or how meaningless it is as an indication of active short positions. I personally know a number of short well in excess of that, including my own! |
Posted at 27/12/2011 12:54 by dugganjoe cant see BSLA making it past jan either m8 innit |
Posted at 23/12/2011 09:25 by strutt12 2012 will be the year for dividend stocks AV. |
Posted at 23/12/2011 08:16 by typo56 strutt12 - yes, but it's spelt out that they don't want to acquire them through BSLA shares, and acquire the associated liabilities |
Posted at 08/12/2011 20:11 by hyper al incorrigibleThe London Eye project was using ICX's AMD stem cell line. ICX appeared to do all they could to hide this fact and when Pfizer got involved with ICX's stem cell line, they had to be prompted by investors to release an RNS almost a week after it was reported in the press. I was asking a question concerning Richard Griffiths who purchased BSLA today, I don't have a clue who the guy is. Maybe someone looking at this thread does. |
Posted at 08/12/2011 19:08 by incorrigible ...and what's that article got to do with bsla? almost like what did the london eye project have to do with icx hey hyper? |
Posted at 16/7/2011 17:28 by cockneyrebel She-ra - you're wrong again. When I say I bought BSLA in the early 80's I did, I don't make it up - it was the first share I ever bought.I repeat this from above post No 87 below. I don't hold a massive amount - if these went bust I wouldn't even feel it so take this post in that context and that these are risky to say the least - but then where does anyone get £200m sales and 300 stores for £13m. A CVA like JJB did twice would get the rents down - would 300 property owners argue in this climate? Not many other tenants about for them. "Interesting to see GO Outdoors raise £30m for expansion. That's nearly double BSLA's market cap - With BSLA about to go back into profitability soon now would make a great time for GO to make a bid imo. And it also says this: "In April, chairman John Lovering stepped down after only nine months in the job. The company was rumoured to have made a bid for troubled retail group Blacks Leisure, but nothing was taken up" Also interesting: "Private equity firm 3i took a 25 per cent stake in GO Outdoors last month, with former Tesco director Colin Holmes taking over as chairman. So the new Chairman there is a former Tesco man and the new boss at BSLA is a former Tesco woman Julia Reynolds - shouldn't have no trouble liasing then at least. Seems Holmes and Reynolds are part of the Tesco brain drain and left roughly together: So 3i take 25% of Go Outdoors. Go Outdoors raises £30m for expansion. former Tesco director Colin Holmes gets put in place at Go Outdoors. Meanwhile former Tesco director takes charge at Blacks. Both happen within three weeks of each other. Go Outdoors previously rumoured to have approached BSLA with a bid. Perhaps I'm putting two and two together but I'm happy to be holding with that in the background. Oh and BSLA have been in bid talks before and the rumoured bidder was Go-Outdoors. |
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