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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Local Radio | TLR | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 5.05 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 5.05 | 5.05 |
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Posted at 14/5/2009 20:53 by l3gend Forgive my ignorance - i own shares in TLR and nice that they have gone up but it seems too cheap for me and I dont want to sell. Do I have to sell if it goes unconditional - what does the unconditional mean? |
Posted at 14/5/2009 11:01 by spectoacc And there's Hallwood's withdrawal.Taken up the 4p here, but highly aggrieved. "Further to UKRD's announcement on 12 May 2009 that the Second Revised UKRD Offer at 4 pence per TLR Share had been declared unconditional, Hallwood regretfully announces that Hallwood's Second Revised Offer, which was announced on 5 May 2009, is withdrawn. Such withdrawal is effected with the consent of the Panel, owing to the fact that it is no longer possible for Hallwood's Second Revised Offer to obtain acceptances in respect of TLR Shares which, together with TLR Shares acquired or agreed to be acquired before or during the Second Revised Offer, carry in aggregate more than 50 per cent. of the voting rights normally exercisable at a general meeting of TLR. Hallwood is not going to accept UKRD's offer of 4 pence per TLR Share. Commenting on the withdrawal, Anthony Gumbiner, Chairman of Hallwood and Non-executive Chairman of TLR, said, "It would be ungracious of me not to congratulate UKRD on its victory and I wish UKRD well. To fight and win a contested takeover battle is no small thing especially in the middle of the recession. I will do all I can to make the Board transition as easy as possible." |
Posted at 12/5/2009 11:19 by spectoacc Heck you're right - all happened last night after close, missed it. A 4p offer and then a 5p trump. Hallwood seem really keen.Go TLR.. |
Posted at 10/10/2006 11:32 by sean101 TLR still looks a mess! Trading's taken a turn for the worse in recent weeks I gather.Who on earth bought a million shares on Friday - does anyone know? |
Posted at 18/1/2006 22:13 by krishall If you want a UK radio 'play' (no pun intended) then TLR is probably the best. I've lost small amounts on it twice... !! If your in at the right time (i.e. got money and patience to leave in it indefinitely) then think you'll make money with it eventually.... |
Posted at 18/1/2006 18:34 by krishall Chairman admitted the groups stations didn't perform as well as expected during the year. Its cashflow is weakened by audience losses at several of its stations. Apparently the view of one analyst is that TLR needs to demonstrate to the City that it can achieve a track record of success at its existing stations and start-ups before it attempts fo finance further acquisitions. PS: at least share price didn't fall in todays turbulent market.... so that's a good sign... |
Posted at 18/1/2006 03:09 by rambutan2 i read somewhere that tlr are one of the bidders for a port of stations that gcap want to unload. |
Posted at 17/1/2006 13:44 by krishall G.. It's the formating of the commercial stations (decided by the respective managements) that has meant short term profits ... but longer term decline. The new technology of the playout systems like Enco and Dalet could have been utilized in a much better way. Even the new GCap have effectively admitted this recently. Also a new announcement by GCap since my post of #29 has made me reconsider the local radio sub-sector. TLR is undervalued as such - but if sub-sector is declining then not sure if TLR will remain undervalued even if share price doesn't increase. TLR is best of the bunch but in a declining market then ....... PS. Even running on minimum costings then unless the commercial radio stations provide the programs that the audiences (i.e. customers) want then they ain't going to make a profit... |
Posted at 15/12/2005 10:51 by samg99 xxxadv - well I could buy a ridiculously large amount of TLR, but I'm afraid I can think of better ways to reduce my future capital gains liability ;-)scotswhaehae - many thanks for creating a new thread on TLR. May I suggest that we continue our discussions on it, avoiding the confusion of this header. This will be my last comment on this thread; henceforth I'll post on your new thread. |
Posted at 15/12/2005 10:22 by alwaysbanking TLR is LOCAL RADIO - TLS is TalariusTLR is going down TLS is going up Talking in the terms of Local Bookmakers - Watch your bets. |
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