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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Norman Hay | LSE:HNN | London | Ordinary Share | GB0004161245 | ORD 10P |
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Norman Hay (HNN) Share Charts1 Year Norman Hay Chart |
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Date | Time | Title | Posts |
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13/11/2023 | 15:35 | Norman Hay with Charts & News | 238 |
11/6/2006 | 11:31 | HNN - Norman Hay Value Epitomised | 34 |
25/9/2004 | 16:45 | HNN - PE of 7.3, Yield 5%, Huge Hidden Property Assets | 5 |
30/9/2003 | 10:38 | HAY (NORMAN) up 40% today WHY? | 182 |
30/9/2002 | 21:05 | PE 5.2, Div 9%, Price/Sales 0.2, Price/Book 0.5 results March | 19 |
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Posted at 11/11/2023 17:23 by royaloak The share that keeps giving, a dividend of 7.7p, possibly more to follow! |
Posted at 11/1/2022 16:47 by 0rb1t Liquidators of Norman Hay have just updated the current situation. Looks like the third payout will be more than 29p per share. A lot more than I expected. |
Posted at 06/4/2021 17:16 by 0rb1t ii paid promptly and also the holding transfered from Share center. |
Posted at 13/3/2021 16:59 by davidosh Excellent so that looks like having had the first payment which was approximately £3.70 per share we are now getting an additional 81p and possibly a further 10p to 20p final payment.I am very happy with that when considering it left the market with the share price well below a pound. So many delistings do seem to work out positively......I would love to see some figures to back that up if anyone has a link to market delists? |
Posted at 13/3/2021 15:06 by royaloak Great stuff, received my second distribution of income of 81p per share. Date of letter 10th March.It also states that there will be further distributions although the time or quantum are uncertain at the moment. Amazing what a good investment this turned out to be, well done again to the HNN Management and staff. |
Posted at 14/1/2021 08:00 by 0rb1t With the bonus shares that probably leaves 85p a share for ordinary shares |
Posted at 07/1/2021 07:51 by 0rb1t There is 16.9m Gbp left! About 1Gbp per share. Unfortunately there are two legal actions (one for and one against) - so no payout for some time. |
Posted at 01/9/2020 11:45 by forensic Some good news - Quaker Houghton's quarterly results to 30 June 2020 show an additional payment of £2.5m in relation to the Norman Hay acquisition, for post closing adjustments. I calculate that this is worth an additional 16p per share, with a total estimated distribution of £4.77. (£3.71 paid to date).https://invest |
Posted at 05/4/2020 08:59 by 3800 As all share holders are in the same position over this, doe's anyone know how the 1st distribution payment will be accounted for regarding CGT? As we all know the usual way of calculating gains is what you sell for minus your purchase cost. I have no idea what is going to apply here as we have more money to come at some point.3800 |
Posted at 19/11/2019 16:31 by forensic Having looked at the documents filed at Companies House, my conclusions are as follows:(1) There were 976,150 share options exercisable at 62.5p. However, these were covered by shares held in Treasury. Therefore, no affect on issued share capital when they were exercised. Indeed, there should have been a cash inflow into the Company of £610k. (2) The issued share capital of 14,865,318 included 40,000 A1 shares and 10,000 A2 shares, which were performance related. (3) Based on an enterprise value of £80m, the performance related payments would be £5,872,500 and £3,750,000, total £9,622,500. (4) 80,000,000 less £9,622,500 = £70,377,500. This compares with the figure shown on the liquidation statement of £70,244,583 for balance at bank, so appears to tie in. (5) Excluding the A1 and A2 shares that appear to have been paid out, the remaining ordinary shares were 14,815,318, which gives a figure of £4.84 per share. Hope this helps. |
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