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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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FishWorks | LSE:FSH | London | Ordinary Share | GB0009588533 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 1.625 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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01/11/2006 10:03 | i think your right!......good luck! | vmax | |
01/11/2006 09:02 | ...picking up alot of interest. There must be an institution taking a stake in FSH now that it is profitable. The strong leadership on closing down the unprofitable Harvey Nicks concession is also impressive and indicates how serious the board is at delivering shareholder value. | longshanks | |
31/10/2006 17:26 | Some large trades today (500K). May have been a rollover - but then maybe not. Maybe Mr Abramovich wants a table all to himself. | longshanks | |
24/10/2006 16:41 | ..ah ha there you have your answer. That 175K "T" trade is down as a sale but it could just as easily have been a purchase filled over the last few days. Someone (maybe a Chelsea resident) obviously has had a nice meal. | longshanks | |
24/10/2006 15:46 | ...not really. New Chelsea site just opened should add to a sustained increase in profitability. Problem for me is that the P/E ratio doesn't look to be coming down particularly fast. They need to be really selective where they put their high price eateries so the expansion plan can't be undertaken too rapidly. | longshanks | |
24/10/2006 14:22 | nice steady rise......anybody heard anything? | vmax | |
20/10/2006 16:15 | longshanks,was refering to myself!.......good luck | vmax | |
20/10/2006 15:00 | ...unfortunately we will have to wait another year for a proper profit to be announced but for those of us who bought in at the OFEX launch all those years ago...it is welcome to see this moment arrive | longshanks | |
20/10/2006 13:12 | now in profit!....... | vmax | |
19/10/2006 11:33 | anyone holding?.......i cant be the only one! | vmax | |
06/9/2006 12:19 | I have been watching from a distance but not yet taken the plunge. Hopefully the management will read your comments. | piedro | |
06/9/2006 11:59 | Hi Piedro - nice to know I'm not alone. The mail order was OK. The fish was very good and packaging was attractive if a little bulky. There was also good follow-up with a nice letter with invoice by separate post. The only downside is that the smallest box seems to be so bulky and I felt rather environmentally unfriendly dumping all that polystyrene in the bin... Price wise it is probably cheaper to buy from my local Waitrose but it was nice to have it delivered to the door and it was VERY fresh. | longshanks | |
06/9/2006 10:29 | Longshanks, How was the mail order? | piedro | |
06/9/2006 10:24 | price moved up for last two days on zero trades...MMs must be trying to fill a large order. Could be time to get in if you're not already. | longshanks | |
01/6/2006 14:17 | It is encouraging that they claim to be on target to meet market expectations of a profit of #0.25MM for the full year. On the basis of the recent half year loss, I guess this could be viewed as meaning ongoing annual profits of roughly #0.6MM. With the addition of two more prime London sites and others fully bedded down we may be looking at profits nearer #0.75 MM for next year. A P/E for next year of roughly 30 that should come down substantially in later years. I recently tried to book a table in Richmond but was told they were fully booked. I am a great supporter of their policy to serve free childrens food and this week I am trying the mail order service to check on the quality. The format of this restaurant is great if you like fish and they seem to have made good careful choices for where they site their venues. I bought in to this company when it first floated on OFEX as someone that enjoyed a nice meal in Bath. If I have good experiences with the mail order I will probably top-up some more. I agree, one to watch. | longshanks | |
01/6/2006 12:58 | came out pending a good set of result to show demonstrable eps growth -- 1 to watch though! | byrnedj | |
26/5/2006 23:30 | slowly slowly catchy monkey! | vmax | |
23/5/2006 18:54 | anyone heard anything?.........bo | vmax | |
24/1/2006 20:11 | dbno, thanks for the update, was it the quality of the mail order? I notice they have acquired their own supply chain, probably due to what you mention: FishWorks plc Acquisition of Channel Fisheries Limited FishWorks plc ("FishWorks" or "the Company"), the local restaurant group listed on AIM (Symbol: FSH), is pleased to announce that yesterday it completed the acquisition of the entire issued share capital of Channel Fisheries Limited ("Channel"). The Company stated in its AIM admission document published in June 2005, that it had identified a fish and seafood supplier which it wished to acquire. Channel is a leading fish supplier to over 300 hotels and restaurants across the UK including FishWorks and was recently awarded a Royal Warrant. Channel has 12 employees and operates from Brixham, Devon. For the year ending 31 July 2005, Channel achieved profit before tax of #136,000 and had net assets of #77,000, as at that date. The acquisition delivers a number of key benefits to the Company: - Experienced in-house management - Improved margins - Direct purchasing of fish supplies - Security of quality fresh product supply - Improvement in the supply chain - Opportunities for increased sales to other restaurants The maximum consideration for the acquisition is #973,500. The initial consideration has been paid as to #591,500 in cash from existing resources and through the issue of 300,000 new ordinary shares in FishWorks (to be issued at a price of 42p per share, being the average closing mid-market price on the three business days prior to completion of the acquisition). Deferred consideration of #156,000 will be paid quarterly in arrears over the two years following completion. An earn-out of up to an aggregate of #100,000 will be payable in cash at the end of each of the two calendar years following completion, subject to the achievement of certain performance criteria. The key vendors, Martin Purnell and Nigel Ward, will continue to manage the operations of Channel Fisheries Limited. Commenting on the acquisition, Roy Morris, Chief Executive, stated: "The acquisition of Channel is a significant milestone in the development of FishWorks. The incorporation of a source of high quality, fresh produce and distribution capability will facilitate the expansion of our group without compromising on the quality with which we have become associated. We look forward to working with Martin and Nigel going forward and enjoying the benefits of exploiting further opportunities which will now be possible." - ends - notice a revise eps of 0.25m though | byrnedj | |
24/1/2006 13:00 | I tried their mail-order produce a while ago and found that the reality did not measure up to the hype. | dbno | |
24/1/2006 10:57 | This seems to be a re-used EPIC from the old Albert Fisher (didn't think they did that). Having recently sampled their food I noticed that they floated on AIM last year, have to say a very impressive company with good cash flows, anybody any thoughts? | byrnedj | |
15/2/2004 15:38 | Angus, Do have a look at Medisys..soon Dyor, there is plenty about, they have been the victims of circumstance and over high market expectations I believe that they have world class products and are just finding a way to market, expect significant news any day Pleased about your portfolio, I did rather well on Anite and Dragon Oil, just need Medisys to start to come through by June and early retirement is staring me in the face Good Luck jim | jimmyloser |
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