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Premier Eng. | PEW | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 09/6/2017 09:15 by caradog With 90% of its assets outside the UK and paying dividends in sterling, this IT should be a good place to be for income investors during the forthcoming Brexit uncertainty and political chaos. |
Posted at 22/6/2015 20:55 by shavian OPG Power commences operations at Chennai IV power station. OPG share price on a good rising trend. Looks like this has been missed by PEW investors. Current weakness could be a good opportunity to add. |
Posted at 09/9/2014 10:07 by wirralowl Thanks for the post, Praipus. I'm in from 123.6p, so very happy with my capital return. However, I'm primarily an income investor, and receiving around 8.4% divi pa on my cost price, so more than happy to hold. |
Posted at 02/9/2014 11:06 by mozy123 So let me get this correct - so to pay ZDP shareholders they will either need to issue more ords (if the ZDP's want cash)and or sell more ZDP's to other investors or roll them over into the new ZDP shares (if they dont want cash)In the event the ZDP's want cash and they cant issue the same amount of new ZDP's to new or existing ZDP holders there could be dilution to the ords? |
Posted at 02/8/2014 13:04 by oniabsta The questions you are putting forward it seems to me to have no answers at this time "We need to know what proportion will cash in at 221.78p" won't know that until they cash in. The debt for all zdp's is "covered" so the only concern is the new accrual rate on the rollovers from the excerpt of circular below the key phrases to me are:- "the Board believes that the Proposals, if approved, will allow the Board to consider issuing a follow on zero dividend preference share" Will allow the board to consider - the important bit "rollover their investment in a tax efficient manner into a similar investment for which the Board believes there will be sufficient demand" In my view they have only thought about the mechanics of refinancing by ZDP's at this stage and not the accrual rate(my thoughts for what they are worth is that it will be the same) Whilst providing for the ZDP Shareholders to receive their final capital entitlement on 31 December 2015, the Board believes that the Proposals, if approved, will allow the Board to consider issuing a follow on zero dividend preference share at that time to allow ZDP Shareholders who wish to do so the opportunity to rollover their investment in a tax efficient manner into a similar investment for which the Board believes there will be sufficient demand. It is the Board's current intention, if the Proposals are approved, to consider the various options that may be available for refinancing the current ZDP issue nearer to the ZDP Redemption Date. Following the Shareholder consultation, it is the Board's view that there would be interest from a significant number of ZDP Shareholders in rolling over their investment into a new zero dividend preference share following the ZDP Repayment Date. It is intended that in such circumstances, ZDP Shareholders seeking to rollover their investment would be allocated new zero dividend preference shares in preference to any subscriptions from new investors. |
Posted at 01/8/2014 07:22 by skinny Further to the announcement by the Company on 25 July 2014 announcing proposalsto extend the life of the Company and to implement a reorganisation of the Company through a scheme of arrangement under Part 26 of the Companies Act 2006 (the "Scheme") (the "Proposals"), the Company today announces that the circular to Shareholders setting out the details of the Scheme and the Proposal has today been published (the "Circular"). The Circular will shortly be available on the Company's webpage: and will shortly be made available for inspection at: Hard copies of the Circular are being posted out to Shareholders today. -The End - |
Posted at 15/5/2014 16:20 by praipus Wow what a day. Thank you Premier and water Trust PLC very pleasant day. Great surroundings. Excellent presentations by James Smith (PEW/Z), Mike O'Shea (PEW/Z), Andrew Whalley (WIND) and V Narayan Swami (OPG). Very impressive to see so many private investors and institutional investors present. Good to hear private investors concerns dealt with . In 15 years of investing this is the first time I have seen/met institutional investors at a company meeting and heard their questions answered. Thanks PEWT please do it again next year :) |
Posted at 14/5/2014 09:16 by praipus Premier Energy and Water Investor Day tomorrow at Great Fosters. 9.30 Registration.Should be a good day feels reminiscent of the old AGM days. Coffee biscuits and an insightful Q&A with the management:) |
Posted at 08/5/2014 13:08 by praipus Polite reminder:) One week to go....free breakfast and lunch:)Investor Day 15th May, 2014 |
Posted at 13/3/2014 10:27 by praipus Aleman sort your life out and come along to the Investor Day:-) Why not leave the kids at Lego Land Creche (not far away great hotel) or Thorpe Park? Happy kids and three companies in one visit that has to be good value:-) Also I think most of the PI's there would benefit from hearing your questions aired and responded to by the manager. |
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