Chariot Share Discussion Threads

[roughjustice] 23/11/2006 16:05

Actually they get more than 15p in the pound due to the new deal with charities, so my turnover figure was correct.

[scribbler101] 23/11/2006 16:04

ask "[e-mail]"

[scottrorke] 23/11/2006 15:43

The following is extracted verbatim from the Financial Times on Tuesday, 21 November 2006:-

Chariot shares were flat at 0.75p in spite of continued speculation about a possible bid for the troubled lottery operator. Investment vehicle Astinway has built a 25.1 per cent stake in Chariot. Astinway is led by former banker Roger Coyle, who was a director of investment group Globex. Globex tried unsuccessfully to back into cash shell Roxspur in 2003, having built a 28 per cent stake in the company.

[tootingbecks] 23/11/2006 15:28

The one with the list of where to find good porno on the internet?

[gonnabuildmeahouse] 23/11/2006 15:10

Hi all,
Wrong thread I know , but how do I delete/edit a thread ( FreeBB) I've started?

Cheers

G..

[2bodeswell] 23/11/2006 13:41

really....where???

[scribbler101] 22/11/2006 17:41

VOLSUNG - i THINK THAT PORN IS ALREADY AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET.

[tootingbecks] 22/11/2006 17:11

Not sure what your 700K represents, but at this weeks rate annual sales would be £ 3,601,520.

However 55p per £ ringfenced for prizepot and 30p per £ ringfenced direct to charity, so their bank account actually sees 15p in £. That would give them 540 K PA that actually runs through their bank account upon which to make a profit or loss?

[volsung] 22/11/2006 17:06

Anyone seen any good porn lately? I think CRT should become a porn station. There's loads of people looking for good porn. Maybe they could make a years supply of good porn one of the prizes. The possibilities are endless. Porn and gambling? If they couldn't make that work I would ask questions in the House.

[roughjustice] 22/11/2006 16:56

Turnover of the company would be around £700k a year, not sure what companies think they are buying here.

[tootingbecks] 22/11/2006 11:56

Ticket sales this week £69,260

(£1,616,614 - £1,595,836 x3.3infity)

Only about 2% drop this week, maybe levelling out?

[william-just] 21/11/2006 06:54

cool it sounds as if you had a great time.
you could have put the money in this and made a packet.
ah well you will need to do another quiz.

[scribbler101] 21/11/2006 00:46

Hell no!

Except why it's not in administration.

o/t. Myself and 2 pals entered the local pub quiz as "Just three men".

Then invited a late arriving couple to join us; which confused things. Somehow "Just 4 men and a girl" was not the same.

But we won anyway and spent our winnings on poppies.

[william-just] 20/11/2006 19:43

why is there something wrong here

[scribbler101] 20/11/2006 19:42

If I was a shareholder in this disaster I would be calling the co to demand to know what is happening.

[william-just] 20/11/2006 19:40

another co buying up stock

[tootingbecks] 17/11/2006 14:18

Ticket sales this week were 70,889

(1,595,836 - £1,574,569 x 3.3infinate)

Down about £3K so small drop by normals standards.

The Euromillions sales frenzy should give any new owner an idea what motivates potential customers. Big prizes!

[tootingbecks] 17/11/2006 14:18

Ticket sales this week were 70,889

(1,595,836 - £1,574,569 x 3.3infinate)

Down about £3K so small drop by normals standards.

The Euromillions sales frenzy should give any new owner an idea what motivates potential customers. Big prizes!

[scribbler101] 17/11/2006 13:59

When he dies will he be "the late AC Early"?

[monty77] 17/11/2006 12:23

A.C. Earley - anyone know him?

[scribbler101] 17/11/2006 09:50

The only rule re offer price is that it cannot be less than the highest price the offeror has paid to buy the share within the last ?6 months. But the t/o panel can waive that in appropriate circumstances - like " we're going bust".

So the offer can be 0.1p/share.

[monty77] 17/11/2006 08:43

and i have given you the answer

[william-just] 17/11/2006 08:40

Why would the offer be 5p+?
Calm down i'm only asking.

[monty77] 17/11/2006 07:57

William...recent RNS quoted this. "At this time, and based on current discussions, the Board believe that, in the event that an offer is made to acquire the Company's issued and to be issued share capital, it is unlikely to be at a significant premium to the current mid-market price of the Company's shares." Why would the offer be 5p+?

[william-just] 17/11/2006 06:33

If a cash offer is made dose it have to be an avrage of the last 6 or 12 months price