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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Garner | LSE:GAR | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B16NPJ35 | ORD 1P |
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Posted at 16/6/2010 18:51 by 4screws andr, yeah mines are in norman broadbent, 1 trade yesterday 18 shares and 1 trade today of 1 share. |
Posted at 14/6/2010 16:21 by geoffsh So the big question is, what price will these start trading at tomorrow?Also, what will these finish trading at tomorrow? |
Posted at 02/6/2010 06:28 by geoffsh 4screws- Do some phoning around I phoned the house broker and spoke at length to a lady there who waffled on a bit but the main jist of her message seemed to be that it depended on the day that they come on the market post consolidation what the share price does. I also phoned the company and was told there was no one there at the timewho could help me but someone would call back later in the day. I was very surprised when during the evening Andrew Garner himself called, I had spoken to him in the past before, he was of the opinion that the share price would convert to an equivalent price but having seen that despite all the newspaper reports there has been little more buying I have come to the conclusion that buyers are waiting for the consolidation to happen so I have sold all mine and will jump back in post consoldation. Make some phone calls this is going to make a big difference to you. |
Posted at 01/6/2010 16:01 by 4screws shaun I am really struggling to decide what to do here. I feel i need to get out now as I believe with anothe rconsolidation I will suffer an even greater loss. I cant seem to get an answer as to what the share consolidation price will =. e.g will 3p = 90p or will 3p =45p or less. Cant get a reply from the company either. You must be well chuffed with rkh and des. All the bset. |
Posted at 27/5/2010 17:52 by barnetpeter "A great day for GAR. As well as the £2 million in new cash, they gained a further £3.5 million. Why? They did an acquisition for £5.5 million deferred. The seller then went bust so a new deal has been agreed with the liquidators to pay just £2 million in total. Lucky or what".If you dont get it, you really should not be punting in penny shares. |
Posted at 27/5/2010 15:25 by geoffsh 4screws - It is a complicated consolidation,what I am not sure about is, if 1.5p per share at the moment will be 45p a share, does that mean if the share price closed at 3p the day before the consoldation would they start trading at 90p the next day.I have phoned the company and am waiting for a reply, why not do the same? |
Posted at 27/5/2010 14:59 by barnetpeter 5000 shares times current share price times 30 is, ahem, more than 30p! Tell you what. I will give you 40p for them!!!! |
Posted at 27/5/2010 14:52 by barnetpeter The new shares will be worth around £1.20. Yes there is a dilution but:a) remember the £2 million in added cash b) and this will pay in part for the renegotiated price. A saving of £3.5 million. "The consideration for this acquisition was calculated by reference to a formula, with a minimum total consideration payable, largely as deferred consideration, of GBP5.5 million. Of this sum, GBP 627,484 has been paid to date. In June 2009, BNB was unable to continue trading and on 29 June 2009, three partners of Chantrey Vellacott DFK LLP were appointed joint administrators to it. On 25 January 2010 BNB entered into creditor voluntary liquidation. This has presented the Company with an opportunity to renegotiate the terms of the deferred consideration. Agreement has been reached with the three Chantrey Vellacott partners, as joint liquidators, for the remaining deferred consideration payable for the Norman Broadbent Companies to be reduced to GBP1.40 million. This reduces the total consideration to GBP2.03 million. |
Posted at 27/5/2010 14:37 by 4screws how can this be a good deal, I currently hold 150000 value today = £5250 yet after 22nd that will only be worth £1500, so if I dont sell at todays price I will lose £3750....someone explain to me why that is good and why being offered 30p for the subdivided shares I would then need a break even of £1.38.... I do not see this in any way as good unless someone can enlighten me very quickly...... |
Posted at 15/3/2010 08:11 by buggy 4screws,No idea. Have not really been following it since i managed to claw back my money and some. Just thought that at this share price that it may well be worth another punt. Seeing the issue with Crown liabilities and raising additional fundsing has put me off. If you are still holding Good Luck... thought the last acquisition could have been the tipping point...if economy starts to improve and recruitment picks up you might well do okay. |
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