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MAE Mallett

55.00
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Mallett LSE:MAE London Ordinary Share GB0005583504 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 55.00 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Mallett Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
29/9/2014
09:18
Of course not related but in a way it is,
What is tesco worth, I suspect less than it is valued at today.

elmfield
29/9/2014
08:59
Sorry my previous post should have read 74.3% not 72%.
longinthetooth
29/9/2014
08:48
SG will not increase their offer.It has already been agreed by holders of 72% of the stock.This has the feel of a deal brokered by PG who I imagine will be content to get out without too much damage having been done and I think the majority of us will feel the same way.Maybe question dubious stated asset values in the future and build in a margin for error when deciding if there is any value?
longinthetooth
29/9/2014
08:42
Steady on Spob, lets not get carried away
rainmaker
29/9/2014
08:41
Re 654

Because they are scum of the earth

spob
29/9/2014
08:40
Wigwammer, just reading up after the initial news and its virtually a done deal with 74.3% acceptances.The Board have 21,200 shares!Pathetic!It's a shame because IMHO there're worth a lot more but take some consolation that IMHO the Boards gravy train has well and truly hit the buffers. BTW look out for Stanley Gibbons Group,they're going places.

regards

rainmaker
29/9/2014
08:33
Not sure why there would be a counter offer - the chairman himself is saying 60p is a fair price. The question therefore is - if 60p is a fair price for the equity today, then why on earth did they release accounts on the 28th august saying the fair value of the equity is 90p?
wigwammer
29/9/2014
08:30
I believe that if forced, Stanley Gibbons would happily increase their offer.But the big question is whether there will be a competing bid?

regards

rainmaker
29/9/2014
08:23
If it were to succeed then Stanley Gibbons would obtain the 23.75% stake in Masterpiece completely free of charge. I firmly believe that Gibbon's real interest in Mallett is their stake in Masterpiece.

regards

rainmaker
29/9/2014
08:21
The offer is clearly too low. Lets see if there is a counter bid.

regards

rainmaker
29/9/2014
08:18
any view rainmaker?
patviera
29/9/2014
08:04
Not posted here before, but very fortunately bought a small amount post the recent fall because the tangible assets looked attractive.I agree with the poster who said the offer is derisory - if management don't think the assets are worth the tangible amount shown in the accounts, then why put the accounts forward. Long term holders right to feel misled, but sounds like deal is done and dusted. Angry emails appropriate, I think.
wigwammer
29/9/2014
08:00
The Stock is not in the BS at a reasonable level regardless of the professional valuation.Mallett could not sell it at anywhere near that level which was the problem.A write down of around 40% would not have been unreasonable.Rework the numbers on this basis and you will see why the offer has been pitched at the level it has.PG and the Weinstock camp have already agreed to it.
longinthetooth
29/9/2014
07:23
spob

lord daresbury and his entourage are to blame for this bottom fishing - no one else! a totally incompetent board plus a completely non-entrepreneurial management team - and this is what you get!

baner
29/9/2014
06:45
I think you will find it is a done deal at a fair price given the circumstances.Do not hold your breath waiting for a counter offer.
longinthetooth
29/9/2014
06:41
It could have been worse!! For longer term holders in receipt of the Special Dividend this equates to an exit price of 72.7p,coupled with no dealing costs and wide spreads.Finally puts to bed the fanciful valuations placed on Masterpiece.I do not believe SG have got a bargain.
longinthetooth
29/9/2014
06:38
I hope Peter Gyllenhammer told them where to stick their offer
spob
29/9/2014
06:30
Not quite a pound then?
elmfield
29/9/2014
06:16
Well that gets me out at a tiny profit so can't complain.
playful
11/9/2014
22:55
as a new holder, can some of you kind gets enlighten me on why Mallet appear to have a bad time selling at the moment. Is the antique market in a bad place? I would think some rich oligarchs would be interested in buying up the whole lot for a cheap price?
keevo
09/9/2014
13:33
I would like to see Jeroen Bos get more involved and perhaps someone might suggest they sell/auction off all their artwork and focus completely on furniture going forward, which will reduce costs and improve things considerably.
playful
04/9/2014
13:08
The rest of us can only look on with envy at an entry point of 45.95p, Keevo! Maybe you have got in close to, or called the bottom on this one. In fact, I cannot remember the share being available at this entry price in many, many years, if ever. Maybe someone will correct me.
callumross
04/9/2014
12:21
good point but if you look back to 2010 did they not post a big loss. its a cyclical business and I see it as low risk. we will be at 80p again when sales rise. looks like opening up to asia should be promising. i only have a small holding of 7000 at 45.95p. good luck to the longs
keevo
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