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BWB Bluwater Bio

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28 Mar 2024 - Closed
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Bluwater Bio BWB London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
0.00 0.00% 1.00 00:00:00
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
1.00 1.00
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No dividends issued between 29 Mar 2014 and 29 Mar 2024

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Posted at 17/3/2009 16:59 by ted32
kooba

I'm now off to the pub.

Many thanks for your insight.

But why delist? I'm sure that BWB could have raised the money still being quoted on aim.

Thank you kooba.
Posted at 17/3/2009 16:51 by kooba
ted32,yes in a word.company definately alive and kicking with £2.32m of new capital. as far as i can tell the company has just raised new money at 12 times suspension price ie 12p.i am awaiting bwb to call me back but i believe this is correct.market cap at suspension 2.48m @ 1p now they are selling sub 8% stake i calculate roughly to be 18.75m new shares new shares for £2.32m which i make 12.37p per share.fingers crossed will post again once confirmed.
Posted at 17/3/2009 16:44 by ted32
kooba

Many thanks for the information.
I attempted to get a share certificate from bluewater when they delisted but I was told by Barclays Stockbrokers that they were in admin.
Having seen this new info I logged on to BWB website but could not find anything.
Having written off £5000 through this investment are you telling me kooba that I stand a good chance to get my money back?
Posted at 19/9/2008 08:53 by arf dysg
Shares magazine vaguely mentioned BWB yesterday. They also mentioned Modern Water, which is a recent float on AIM.
Posted at 10/6/2008 11:06 by maytrees
Well the facts that until MT Glass posted yesterday,
no one had posted since riptracker's post last year
and that by May 2008 BWB share price had fallen to 4.26p to buy,
caused me to have a look.

No revenue stream stats. is the main worry but the need for and
ethical/green nature of its services seem clear.

I bought a few at the begining of May at 4.26p and topped up
later that month at 5.50p. Since then there has been some buying and
sufficient share price gains to put my Bluewater Bio holdings in the
blue (lol)

ALl imho so dyor
Posted at 09/6/2008 15:15 by m.t.glass
BWB is already among the dozen water stocks listed on the H2O thread


But if anyone can think of other UK water stocks that ought to be added, please mention them there.
Posted at 17/11/2002 11:26 by huntkeith526
8 ball, would be nice, with the divi, and backed by their property assetts, which at some time in the future might be realized, one I'm tucking away, and would probably buy more on any weakness.
Posted at 15/11/2002 19:20 by 8 ball
Results show good growth, increased dividend also.
We could well see the share price touch £3, before the full year results.
Posted at 09/6/2002 12:00 by 8 ball
Burtonwood buys and sells
Burtonwood, the acquisitive brewing company, has witnessed some comings and goings in recent days with one director buying for his pension fund and another director selling shares to a colleague, writes Graeme Davies.

First Bill Cran, a recently appointed non-executive director, stepped into the market and bought 23,738 shares at 260.5p yesterday, paying out £61,900 in the process. This gives him his first 0.11% of the £55.2 million company (BWB) .

Meanwhile, at the end of last week chairman Richard Gilchrist bought 15,000 shares from non-executive director Richard Dutton-Forshaw at a price of 260p per share, paying him £39,000 for his troubles. This boosts his holding in the company to 2.02 million shares or 9.48%. Dutton-Forshaw's holding is reduced to 507,300 shares or 2.38%.

The news of directors dealings seems to have excited investors who marked the share price up by 5p on Wednesday to 265.5p, unchanged today, its highest price for five years. This represents a solid recovery from a low of 209p in February.

Last week Burtonwood announced the £16.9 million acquisition of 94 properties in Delaware USA from JER, a company from whom it had previously rented the properties. This news came just days after the company announced a 9.3% rise in pre-tax profits to £7.9 million from a 2.7% rise in sales.
Posted at 01/3/2002 22:34 by 8 ball
Although investing in the licensed retail sector is back in fashion, it's the fast-growing, national chains that get most attention. But as the high street operators seek to outdo one another by selling more bottles of Smirnoff Ice to exuberant twenty-somethings, well-run regional operators are making steady progress in more tranquil locations.

What Burtonwood Breweries' estate of 485 pubs lacks in blaring music, brash decor and alcopops, it makes up for in charm and homeliness. Situated across northern England and Wales, the mainly-tenanted inns claim a loyal customer base drawn from the local community.

The tenanted model works well for Burtonwood, as it allows landlords to run pubs according to local tastes. It also provides the group with a steady flow of income from rentals - last year this revenue stream alone rose by 4.5 per cent.

What's more, the tenanted estate provides a valuable distribution outlet for beers brewed by Thomas Hardy Burtonwood (THB), in which Burtonwood holds a 40 per cent stake. As well as brewing its own bitters, THB does contract bottling for other manufacturers. A new bottling plant is due to open and will allow the brewery to tender for large contracts covering international brands.

Overall, turnover from the tenanted estate grew 6 per cent and profits 9 per cent in the first six months of the year. Meanwhile, like-for-like sales rose by a creditable 2 per cent, especially as that figure excludes those pubs revamped in the previous year, where the average increase in sales was a fifth.

Around 10 per cent of Burtonwood's pubs are run on a managed basis, although their performance has not matched that of the bulk of the estate lately. Three units in particular have traded poorly, but management reports that the problems have been largely solved. And, thanks to the installation of an electronic point-of-sale system, profit margins in the managed estate are improving.

Although Burtonwood makes selective acquisitions, it could well make some more ambitious purchases. After all, the group does not carry much debt and might even enhance value for shareholders if it raised its borrowings, especially if it swapped equity for debt and returned cash to shareholders, or just bought in the 10 per cent of shares for which it already has permission.

There is, however, a concern that Burtonwood's assets don't really pay their way. Return on equity last year was just 7 per cent. This helps explain why the group's £46m stock market value is far below the £85m book value of net assets belonging to ordinary shareholders.

Lower tax rebates this year than last explain why earnings are forecast to dip in 2002. Next year, however, City analysts expect 6 per cent earnings growth, rating the shares at less than eight times earnings. That - plus the decent dividend yield - makes the shares a buy for value-orientated investors, even if they are a difficult market in which to deal. Buy.



Ord price: 215p Market value: £46m
Touch: 213-217p 12-month High: 225p Low: 173p
Dividend yield: 4.1%* PE ratio: 8*
Net asset value: 400p Net debt: 28%


Year to Turnover Pre-tax Stated earnings Net div per
31 Mar (£m) profit (£m) per share (p) share (p)
1998 45.1 4.18 13.9 6.30
1999 46.5 4.86 16.6 6.68
2000 47.3 6.34 22.6 7.35
2001 46.7 7.21 27.5 8.25
2002* 47.8 7.90 25.7 8.85
Notes:
*ING Baring forecasts
beta: 0.06
Market makers:3
Normal market size: 500
Last IC comment: 23 November 2001

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