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SVC Salvesen (C)

91.50
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Salvesen (C) LSE:SVC London Ordinary Share GB0007712762 ORD 28 1/8P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 91.50 0.00 00:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
  -
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 91.50 GBX

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Date Time Title Posts
26/10/200716:03Chr. Salvesen: Insider Buying pinpoints Bargain175
31/7/200619:00SVC Charts32
30/9/200414:33Someone likes Salvesen48
30/9/200413:58C. Salveson - What's happening?8
30/9/200413:58salvesen at Ј1.23 good value25

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Posted at 26/10/2007 16:03 by damanko
Ta. I know what you mean about buying online, often now shoppers look in the shops, get the specs & model number etc, then go home and buy online. I am hoping that Dixons is wise to this - PC World (stablemate etc) is - and gives the same price in it's stores and online.
Posted at 23/10/2007 22:43 by damanko
Sorry, been away, attempting to play cricket in Spain. Was a little like playing in somewhere like Worcester in the summer.

Anyway - wavering, the reference was the RNS from the offer document posted about 2 weeks ago by Norbert/Salvesen.

bracke - yes, you're probably right. Salvesen is now hovering at the takeover price, so may as well sell and put the money to work elsewhere.

I'm reasonably annoyed. Having pored over Monday's FT about 4 months ago, I picked Salvesen as it was (I felt) undervalued, very decent yield, not rated by the City boys, etc etc etc. And then bought some, and continued on a monthly basis. And now here we are.

Obviously I need another copy of the Monday FT..... though (and this is probably not the place to write this) Dixons comes to mind. They look too cheap, have a very good (paper) yield, and there is history here, just like Salvesen. Happen time to look at the DSG thread (as apparently they are now called DSG International).
Posted at 29/9/2007 22:54 by damanko
Well, I picked a good week to go on holiday to France ....... and be completely out of touch, internet wise. Speaking personally I am a little miffed, I had hoped to build up a decent holding, before this type of situation happened. As an earlier posted mentions, a similar situation occured in 2003, and came to nothing. We shall see. In any event, as far as I'm concerned I'm still of the opinion that Salvesen is undervalued, Even at the current share price. I'll continue buying.
Posted at 27/9/2007 14:08 by plasticpaddy
Imho bid price will be >85p for sure
Posted at 27/9/2007 13:12 by jdung
at 64-65P now.
big trade 2.5m shares price at 2 days ago,is same 64.5-65.5p.
??? waiting for...
if you buy at 51-56p. please take prof.
Posted at 25/9/2007 19:02 by jelenko
I think it is different now. The family received a shed load of AGK shares when they separated,and with AGK now over £5 I guess theyhave plenty of cash tied up in the markets and may be keen to salvage something from SVC while they can.

Alternatively they may keep their shares but allow someone else to take a controling interest.
Posted at 25/9/2007 16:09 by bracke
Approaches from two parties.

svc has been in this position before and the talks came to nothing. The family own a lot of the shares and it would appear that they have not been overkeen to sell in the past.
Posted at 22/9/2007 07:50 by damanko
warranty, as I'm in buying mode, I'm quite happy for the price to hover around the ten bob mark. Bought a lump sum in early August, and will continue buying on a monthly basis. I drove to and from Worcester the other day, funnily enough I could repeat my earlier post, and just change the label of the motorway. I note that the Salvesen share price seems to do (relatively) well when the market takes a nasty turn. Whether this is because it is known as an income play, or is just contrarian, I'm not sure.

They still seem very undervaled to me, I remember thinking similar about Next in 1990, when they fell to 20 odd pence........ but I didn't buy. Stupid boy...

I'm going to make the time soon to visit a Salvesen depot and speak to the transport manager, they usually have their finger on the button, in terms of good, valued contracts, as well as duff ones that keep the equipment rolling, but will never make a profit. Also want to see if they have long term (ie loyal) employees, or rely mostly on agency drivers/staff. That is absolutely key in this business, always has been. Will post on here any useful info.
Posted at 21/9/2007 12:04 by warranty
damanko, the vehicles are run by Argos themselves apart from some Argos Direct vehicles run by DHL/Exel. My buying price is 50p so if we get there I'll be in. Don't expect a takeover any time soon though as the other majors have no need of their contracts. May go private but that's about all imho.
Posted at 05/7/2007 19:09 by jdung
why ? at end market trade, price go downside, but no trade.
is big holder want to sell?
or someone stockbrocker use share price move tools??
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