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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Conister Fin | CFG | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 11.25 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 11.25 |
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Posted at 28/6/2011 13:05 by ukinvestor220 The Directors believe the following are the key strengths of the Group:· The Group has an experienced management team with significant farming expertise · The Group makes use of advanced farming techniques · The Group has significant storage, infrastructure and logistics capacity · The Group has a track record of yield improvement · The Group can benefit from further efficiencies and economies of scale · The Group has a high quality land portfolio with opportunities to expand rapidly Speaking today on the commencement of trading on AIM and ESM, Nick Parker, Chairman of CFG, said: "The Board and its original shareholders are pleased to have completed the next step in the development of Continental Farmers Group. The Admission and raising of new equity will allow the business to take advantage of the significant opportunities in the agricultural sector and in particular in its chosen markets. Most of the Board of CFG has been together since 2008 and CFG has benefited from the strong corporate governance and guidance from our non-executive directors. I would like to thank Tom O'Mahony from Origin Enterprises plc, the parent company of our largest shareholder, for chairing the group since 2008 and to welcome Sir Malcolm Rifkind's increased role as the Senior Independent Non- Executive. On listing Tom has stepped down as Chairman and I have become Chairman and look forward to guiding the Company through the next stage of its developments. " |
Posted at 19/5/2009 16:54 by gamblinman Tiger can we take it 20% of CFG went to ESS & was lost because it was sold off in liquidation?Also how did the liquidation affect transend was it just bought back or are there more losses there.With the shares at around 80p pre ESS deal and 20% lost with ESS collapse what value now? |
Posted at 18/5/2009 13:06 by castleford tiger Afternoon Ladies and GentlemenSome movement again this morning with the buy sell up 10%. This is still a potential 4/5 bagger in my opinion. The shares were forced low by the ESS failure and sell off of their stake. This should recover, once we see the issue dealt with by means of a write off of the loss. A rebranding and new focus could/should be on the cards and someone like NEO could take these out for a very low figure. Hopefully the directors will protect us and get some value out of CFG first. A await their plans with interest. I am a holder so do have a interest here so no investment advice given. PLEASE DYOR. Tiger |
Posted at 16/5/2009 10:20 by snowman10 NEO and CFG share some big shareholders and there is a good link between the two.CFG have the banking licence and NEO the e wallet. snow |
Posted at 14/5/2009 11:57 by value viper snow,nothing more than continuing to monitor a number of AIM stocks which have been hammered over time really. i recall a smallish FD buy at DTG was my catalyst to take a closer look at the revs, balance sheet etc. then the AGM statement and recovery commenced in earnest. mkt cap was so low in view of robust financials. re. CFG, clearly i too have noted castle's involvement and on closer look, the sell off does seem particularly severe. someone keeps selling but being absorbed well - selling is keeping a lid on the progress i guess. 20p wouldnt appear to be unreasonable but no ramp intended ! and the seller needs to clear off ! |
Posted at 12/5/2009 19:28 by cockneyrebel From the website:Conister Financial Group PLC (CFG) is the holding company of a diversified financial services group which includes Conister Trust Limited, Transsend Holdings Limited and their respective subsidiaries. Conister Trust Conister Trust is a licensed, independent bank in the Isle of Man. Since its inception in 1935, the company has assisted successive generations to achieve improved standards of living by providing them with reasonably priced credit facilities. To this day, Conister Trust specialises in providing finance for personal and business use. The bulk of this traditional business consists of financial products for private cars, business vehicles, domestic furniture and electrical equipment. Personal loans are a growing part of the Manx business and these can be obtained for events and projects such as holidays, weddings, home improvements etc. More recently, the banking division has diversified into the insurance premium finance market and treasury management for high net worth clients. www.conistertrust.co TransSend This division was established in 2007 to provide innovative payment solutions to the business world. Operating across many sectors, TransSend works with vertical industries to supply business clients with prepaid card programmes. TransSend's card programmes provide new revenue opportunities and increase cost efficiency, customer satisfaction and customer loyalty within a business. In companies that traditionally have a large amount of cash management, administration costs and risk can be significantly reduced. TransSend is proud to work closely with Mastercard® to provide innovative prepaid products and cards that can be used worldwide in over 24 million locations, at point-of-sale locations, ATMs and online. |
Posted at 11/5/2009 14:09 by cockneyrebel This is CFG Cambium - nothing to do with Nursing Homes:Confusingly CFG is now the ticker for Conister Finance, an Isle of Man based Bank. Careforce is defunked I think. CR |
Posted at 24/11/2008 11:24 by castleford tiger CFG is now the epic of Conister grouptiger see ctu |
Posted at 03/1/2005 23:35 by infront I'm a new investor so have quite a bit to learn yet. Would appreciate any advice experienced investors can give. CFG was brought to my attention a little while ago but unfortunately had no funds available. Now I do but the share price has had a good run in a relatively short period of time. My questions are:1)Is this a poor entry point at this time? 2)Is the current price fair value for this share? 3)What's the best way for me to calculate fair value for a share? Thanks |
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