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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Elec.Data Proc. | EDP | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 90.50 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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Posted at 07/12/2016 09:57 by tmfmayn yep, FY results due this week or next I thinkhopefully the chumps will also include an update on the strategic review wishful thinking perhaps, but at least the ongoing stock-exchange OPD requirements mean EDP remains open to bid discussions a non-exec at Sanderson PLC has bought a few more EDP shares recently. Sanderson PLC owns 2.3% of EDP and its directors now now 0.7%. |
Posted at 02/6/2016 08:51 by cwa1 Half year results out in case anyone had missed them:- |
Posted at 05/5/2016 16:41 by tmfmayn NickK1, great minds -- I was just about to post about Sanderson. Its investment goes back to 2012, when it spent £131k on 292,500 shares = 45p each. Interesting the directors of Sanderson own a further 67,587 shares. The statement issued by Sanderson is an opening position disclosure prompted by the review and stock-exchange rules. If Sanderson subsequently deals in its EDP shares, it will have to issue a revised shareholding update. Anyway, I think it is bullish a sector player holds some EDP stock and might know a few potential bidders -- Sanderson may be too small to bid for EDP itself. |
Posted at 21/4/2016 15:08 by tmfmayn roddiemac2,I believe these are the latest RNS holdings of the three: Boyles: Oleson: Ewing Morris: I reckon they represent 17.87%, 5.25% and 5.15% respectively. Each should be issuing an OPD soon to clarify what exactly they own now. A few OPD RNSs have already been issued, including some from who appear to be individual investors (Spencer Crookes and John Rockliff) Good point about Heller. I always thought it odd that EDP struggled to sell its properties despite Heller running London & Associated Properties and presumably knowing the ins and outs of the sector. Although looking at L&AP's performance over the years, maybe it is not that surprising. Hopefully he is keen to want out and get a good price. |
Posted at 21/4/2016 12:38 by roddiemac2 TMF Mayne,They don`t show an up to date list of notifiable holders in the printed version of the accounts. can you verify that Boyles Fund, Olsen Value Fund, and T D Securities still hold 17.81%, 5.25% and 5.15% respectively ? Heller has been a director since 1965 , and non exec chairman since 1977. He is not a young man, and holding 2,571,000 ( beneficial) + 997,500 ( non beneficial), he may be failing and want out.It is not unlikely that he has been calling the shots : too old and too conservative---? He may be responsible for what appears to be lack of "adventure" I have a holding; moderately profitable due to the dividend payments over many years. I will not be adding. The company has been going nowhere. |
Posted at 20/4/2016 11:54 by tmfmayn Richjp, there is another Thread on the EDP ticker that is (slightly) more active |
Posted at 18/4/2016 15:54 by tmfmayn A bidder may be looking at culling central costs. In particular, the board earned £400k last year. Stock-exchange charges, broker fees etc may all disappear as well. Could all make a difference on a business that reported only a £377k operating profit last year.Also, a rival software supplier was bought by a (now-ex) EDP customer the other year. So another customer buying EDP might make savings, too, to justify a premium. Well, let's see anyway. |
Posted at 02/3/2016 15:24 by tmfmayn Exciting times :-) As well as the dividend, I have wondered if there have been any whispers of the trio of North American funds (combined 28% holding) starting to agitate the board. I suspect this business could improve its profitability significantly if it were taken private and listing costs, broker fees etc were removed from the cost base. I think the managers here need a bit of a kick generally as revenue has now been stagnant (or worse) for years. At least there is that 5p dividend while we await any possible developments. |
Posted at 02/3/2016 15:11 by cwa1 Hmmmm. It's alive! And the day befoe XD to boot. Not a coincidence, I suspect. Pick up the 3p today and next year's already mooted dividend of 5p gives a total of 8p in a year's(and a few days!) time. On the purchase price of 72p that's a yield of over 11% to start with. OK, the share price should come back by some, or all, of that but if the company shows any sign of health it might well not-or even improve. Worth a punt I feel. |
Posted at 11/12/2015 07:31 by cwa1 Busy board!Prelims out:- |
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