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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Flybe Grp | FLYB | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.964 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.964 | 0.964 |
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Posted at 17/1/2020 18:28 by europa79 Mark Anderson told Flybe staff the firm had had a few "difficult days" this week but it still had "a great future".He said the company's turnaround plan had started to work and that with more time it would be making a big profit. (WHERE HAVE WE HEARD THIS MORE THAN A FEW TIMES BEFORE ?) "The government will not lend if they do not believe there is a credible plan. No-one is going to throw good money after bad," Mr Anderson said. However, he said by the beginning of January Flybe's turnaround plan was working, with sales ahead of expectations. "We are in a vastly different place than where we were six months ago," he said. "We are not making millions of profit at the moment but if we stick to the plan, and what we have to do, we will," he said. (FLYB KEPT STATING IN THEIR RNS'S THAT THE TURNAROUND WAS WORKING) |
Posted at 01/8/2019 00:30 by europa79 Richard Branson on Twitter.....I truly believe that ‘stuff’ really does not bring happiness. Family, friends, good health and the satisfaction that comes from making a positive difference are what really matters (link: hxxps://virg.in/w2C) virg.in/w2C Well, not being in the best of health myself, would it be too much to ask for my 76k 'investment' in FLYB back because that 'stuff' sure meant a lot to me!! Also, it would definitely make a 'positive difference' to me. Thanks so much. |
Posted at 28/1/2019 00:33 by europa79 On 22/02/18 FLYB issued an RNS stating that there had been no approach by STOBARTOn 22/03/18 FLYB issued an RNS stating that STOBART had withdrawn its approach Surely this suggests that there WAS an approach, and this has not been stated. The media speculated that an offer had been made by STOBART. Rumours suggested that the offer was 40p. The share price soared to 56p amidst the speculation. Meanwhile, FLYB kept reiterating that their so-called SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT PLAN was working. |
Posted at 12/1/2019 11:10 by danny baker Daler, yes I think you will get a chance to sell on Monday at a price higher than 4p unless the Sunday papers have a planted article from people close to AT suggesting otherwise. Monday will see a raft of Rule 8 announcements. Normally these are so boring that sites like investegate.co.uk filter them out. Anyone holding or buying more than 1% of Flybe shares is under a duty to notify their dealings in FLYB by 3.30pm on the next business day after dealing in a Rule 8 disclosure. ADVFN news has these Rule 8 disclosures and they will give a full picture of who has been buying and selling, how many shares and the prices paid. I would expect any institutions still holding shares to have sold and maybe hedge funds to have been buying. It only takes shareholders together holding 25% of the shares to block the Virgin consortium's bid. By late Monday afternoon it should be possible to construct a new list of major shareholders which will look totally different from any Flybe shareholder list seen before. There have been whispers that even MA has bought a few shares for a punt so expect the unexpected!! |
Posted at 03/1/2019 18:34 by mhin2 It was only on 16th Nov it was 8.9p, and there is not one party but a number of parties, whether they declare/proceed/with |
Posted at 23/12/2018 22:47 by mhin2 Oil prices have dropped almost 40% since Oct. Also a number of parties are showing interest etc. etc. If no offer comes, I am sure Flyb could do a fund raise IF cash flow becomes a problem. However, as far as I can see, Flyb have an established, functioning network, and viable business; cost are being pared; there is a review of the routes taking place; new routes have been added; the prospect of a no deal brexit is increasingly unlikely, the pound is strengthening against the dollar, control of a feeder network could give competitive advantage to the long-haul airlines. Again, the issue is how much is Flybe worth to the respective bidders....we shall see, but due diligence is on-going, and I am sure the parties are keeping an eye over their shoulders. Lets see if the starting gun is fired...if not Flybe will survive on its own. |
Posted at 07/12/2018 14:20 by ruedolf Would not surprise if Stobart made a bid along the lines of 1 share for every 4 flybe.Would make a lot of sense given the cost savings it could make in combining the two companies. Also Stobart pay a dividend of 9p per share that's worth about 2.25p per flybe share. A nice return for flybe shareholders.That's about 12 % yield based on current prices. |
Posted at 04/12/2018 05:40 by mrshaungcm Infrastructure and support services company Stobart Group has cut its fourth-quarter dividend by 1.5p per share in an attempt to focus on future investments such as airport and energy operations.Shares in the owner of Southend and Carlisle airports tumbled 12pc, or 23.2p, to 174.4p after it said the total dividend paid for the current financial year would now be 15p per share instead of 16.5p. The FTSE 250 company, which is weighing a bid for airline Flybe, said it has paid £105m worth of dividends to shareholders since March 2017, funded via disposals of non-strategic assets. Stobart made a failed bid for Flybe earlier this year. |
Posted at 03/12/2018 08:36 by qantas I think Stobart is getting ready to bid?3 December 2018 Stobart Group Limited ('the Group') Update on Capital Review and Q4 dividend The Group has continued to progress its growth plans for Stobart Aviation, which reported a 37% year-on-year increase in passenger numbers at London Southend Airport, and Stobart Energy, which reported a 72% year-on-year increase in tonnes supplied at the time of its Interim Results in October. This operational progress has continued during the second half and the Group is trading in line with expectations. This progress has also led the Group to identify an increasing number of potential projects with attractive forecast returns on capital. The expansion opportunities at London Southend Airport are increasingly evident in view of the opportunities arising from the commercial agreements with Ryanair and easyJet, together with other airline partners. The agreements provide confidence that the airport will record significantly increased passenger numbers from next year, with the Group targeting 5 million passengers from 2022 at GBP10 EBITDA per passenger. Similarly, Stobart Energy has a number of investment opportunities which are being evaluated including building, owning and operating renewable energy plants that will generate long-term, sustainable operating cashflows. In consideration of these opportunities, the Group announced at its Interim Results in October that it would undertake a detailed capital review to ensure that the Group is best placed to optimise shareholder returns. The Board of Stobart Group intends to update the market on the full results of this review at the time of the Pre-Close Trading Statement in March 2019. The Board has also considered the appropriate level of the FY19 Q4 dividend. Since March 2017, the Group has paid dividends to shareholders of GBP105m funded via disposals of non-strategic assets. Over the same period, gross capital expenditure of GBP67m has been invested in its operating divisions. Though the Group owns non-strategic assets with a book value at 31 August 2018 included in the Interim Statement of GBP149m, the Board believes it is prudent financial discipline to use proceeds from further disposals in the medium term primarily to invest in value-creating opportunities based on sustainable operating cash generation and to maintain a strong balance sheet. It therefore intends to reduce the Q4 dividend to 1.5p per share. This means that the total dividend paid in the current financial year is 15p per share (previous financial year: 16.5p per share). The Board recognises the importance of dividends to its shareholders and will update the market accordingly, once it has completed the capital review. A dividend of 1.5p per share will be paid on 31 January 2019 to shareholders on the register as at 11 January 2019. Please do your own research |
Posted at 19/10/2018 12:17 by knowing Broker Forecast - Liberum Capital issues a broker note on FlyBeBy BFN News | 08:30 AM | Wednesday 17 October, 2018 Factsheet Flybe Group PLC Ord 1P (FLYB) Liberum Capital today reaffirms its hold investment rating on FlyBe (LON:FLYB) and cut its price target to 33p (from 43p). Story provided by StockMarketWire.com Broker Forecasts data provided by www.sharesmagazine.c |
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