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OTE O Twelve Estate

6.75
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 00:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
O Twelve Estate LSE:OTE London Ordinary Share GB00B0XPT375 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 6.75 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

O Twelve Estates Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
06/2/2010
08:56
I agree with you. Good buying opportunity.
topvest
06/2/2010
00:11
Well I could not but help myself by some of these earlier today, are there any other holders out there. It seems to me OTE should pull through this year and given the gearing we could be inline for quite a giddy share price appreciation as time rolls by.
envirovision
05/2/2010
15:46
Under the radar, think interims are due end of March. Re-financing done no dilution, my buy yesterday at 7.25 isnt looking too good. Have re-read the interims and can't see anything nasty there at all so happy to hold.

Good luck all.

wattzy
05/2/2010
15:25
I bought these a few months ago at 5.5 as I remember, then sold them at prices up to 14p in a lucky spike. It seems a no brainer to me, the property investment market has moved up about 20% from the lows and the refinancing means that the derivative is likely to expire worthless and rapidly from here on. Add 20% to the last portfolio valuation (+ 15 million?) and elimiate the bookkeeping entry ( which is all the derivative negative is) and you already have nav of 25p.

The Panther stake shouLD ensure that shareholder's interests are protected as we wait for a re-assessment

ydderf
04/2/2010
13:08
Still accumulating here.
wattzy
04/2/2010
13:05
The exemplary funding and non - dilution represents a great advantage for OTE.
daniel
03/2/2010
16:29
probably now too close!
hybrasil
20/1/2010
11:42
I see one bit of good news and these will fly, have hardly risen from all time lows compared to other companies in the same field with no dilution and the Olympics getting closer and closer.
wattzy
20/1/2010
11:00
i don't see these going anywhere
cyril4
12/1/2010
10:26
make's sense
cyril4
12/1/2010
07:56
2 bid 1 offer at the open seems clear this seller and it could really go.
love it
11/1/2010
18:16
Cyril4 - because they couldn't afford 1281 ?
glluckett2
11/1/2010
15:53
seem to want stock here 150k no move 8.5p
love it
11/1/2010
12:31
Nice gearing.
sharpshare
07/1/2010
11:44
why would anyone trade 1280 share's
cyril4
29/12/2009
13:18
I've topped up a few here as well. Interims were pretty positive and NAV should bounce back quite sharply by the finals in my opinion.

Although the company is a bit of a zombie, they have avoided to date any permanent dimunition in shareholder value, other than 10p / share of bank fees and margin etc.

Downside is this will be dividend locked for sometime.

Upside is that you can quite easily see 40-50% of the c£120m valuation losses in the last 2 years reversing. Excluding fair value swaps, this could push NAV back towards 50p in the next year or so.

However, what will Perloff and Utilico decide? They control the company between them. I would have thought it's a bit on the big side for Panther to integrate with their existing properties.

RAM are managing the portfolio well. I would have thought that the best option for all, given the asset management costs have been cut enormously, is for RAM to manage this through to recovery. Any thoughts?

topvest
16/12/2009
09:45
I noticed someone bought 700,000 at 8p yesterday and it wasn't announced until after the close at 1631.

Is it a Director buying or possible stake building I wonder?

I guess they must have confidence in OTE to invest £56k!

tts
27/11/2009
17:10
It is perhaps true for some of those criminal managements; but OTE's are not so. Rather than diluting existing shareholders to oblivion and offering the company to strangers; they have secured one of the best deals in terms of debt restructuring and offered to buy back shares rather than dilute the company/shareholders with equity funding. Shareholders and management deserves to be rewarded by a good recovery in NAV & Share price and that remains the objective.
The Olympics is no longer far away and OTE is best placed to benefit.

daniel
27/11/2009
15:59
given what has happened elsewhere - see IERE for example - there seems little prospect that shareholders will be allowed to wait a couple of years to make a killing. Instead, for highly geared AIM property recovery situations, the way 'forward' seems to be a deeply discounted rights issue and placing so that management jobs and fees can be protected.

Existing shareholders get diluted into oblivion

Shareholders take the pain on the way down but others take the gain on the way back!

I'm out!

ydderf
30/10/2009
15:43
who's going to want this, take it maybe buy it no way
cyril4
30/10/2009
14:02
There will be a reason for this rise; still convinced it will be taken over!

We will see if I'm right (or not)

tts
30/10/2009
08:40
Up .5p on a 1750 sale? Maybe we should take turns at dumping 1750 shares:-)
truckertee
27/10/2009
12:16
Here comes the Bid ? .. Lol
paragon157
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