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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Georgica Plc | LSE:GGA | London | Ordinary Share | GB0009769414 | ORD 5P |
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23/7/2008 | 14:27 | Georgica 2006 | 217 |
16/1/2006 | 12:17 | Georgica, a tentative approach | 216 |
04/8/2003 | 07:34 | Georgica just tipped on working lunch | 65 |
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Posted at 07/2/2008 10:09 by zimzoot Georgica now has a 20 per cent share of the ten-pin bowling market with two new centres due to open this year and four more in 2009 and 2010 making it an attractive proposition for a leisure operator or private equity group keen to acquire a cash generative business with a strong history of revitalising itself whatever the public mood. Hold, says the Independent. |
Posted at 06/2/2008 17:30 by hectorp mjcrockett: the properties are worth more than the Market cap. on my close watch list. A facinating recent drama unfolded, not taken over, = disappointment, a large holder reduced, which has to impinge on share price. Looks very overdone now. BUt the huge profits are a one-off . But they put the company ina better position. If I do buy I'd be looking for a 50% recovery to 60p minimum in 2008. That, looks easy. |
Posted at 06/2/2008 10:36 by littlemadam anyone interested in this share? Lookslikesome were waiting for price to falleven lower, but couldnow be disappointed. |
Posted at 18/1/2008 20:41 by twirl Have none but watching.No interest in buying the co collapsed share price and reduced turnover reported today may push this to a tempting price. Its a market leader in 10 pin bowling,expanding when sales falling but fairly recession proof, no debt with cash in bank - worth just £33m how much more will it fall? Sub 20p would b tempting |
Posted at 19/7/2007 16:51 by tooredtobleed 70m sale would still leave it 20-30m in debt...Just did a little stake in CPUB, also on AIM, watching the spread tighten up in the same way as it used to on GGA... no guarantee of action but same kinda sector. |
Posted at 07/6/2007 08:55 by tooredtobleed Thanks for that, have just sold NAS at a nice profit (actualy thought it was going to peak at 1100 some time back but it just shot on through) but not yet ready to buy back into GGA - the bond buyback should be going down about now I think, but no news on how they are going to finance it yet.If someone is bored and has nothing to do it might be interesting to go back over the last five years of GGA, add up all the director salaries, expenses and consultant fees and compare that with the total profit over that period. But to be fair, it is the kind of heavily geared company that could easily have gone bust if the banks didn't have faith in the directors! My fear now is heavy share holder dilution to clear the debt when the co is split into two! |
Posted at 25/5/2007 16:40 by tooredtobleed At one point today the MM's brought the spread right down, as if the shares were going to fall...Meanwhile, North Atlantic Smaller co's Investment Trust rose by five percent - they have a huge stake in GGA. No idea if there is any connection between these events but since I switched from GGA to NAS I am, er, smiling! |
Posted at 02/5/2007 11:54 by tooredtobleed first quarter results not impressive but share price holding up well, looks like it doesn't want to go below 120 |
Posted at 17/7/2006 10:34 by littlejohn62 Interesting points to note:Schooders have off loaded a large quantity of shares without seemingly affecting the share price Although no bid seems to be imminent the share price remains stable at around the 1.50 mark Reading the not so positive would suggest that the share price has reached its highest level in the circumstances A more positive perspective would take the view that because the share price has not fallen then a bid is still likely and that bid will be higher than the current market price Incidently maquarie bank recently anoounced it was buying bowling assests in Australia. Might they be interested in buying similar assests off of george ? |
Posted at 30/12/2004 10:49 by twirl yes similar to me 2red.I have only ever held 4 shares at one time an 4 last 6 months just one AHT thank my lucky stars! But now GGA share price has started to move an dross has gone bowling and snooker/pool are profitable and growable as clear market leader. Judging by the difficulty I had to get 50k and the 4p premium I paid not many sellers out there and mostly owned by institutions so a good sign. I will be dissapointed if we don`t see 120p within 12 months as the AHT shares I sold will achieve this. |
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