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REO Real Estate

0.25
0.00 (0.00%)
19 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Real Estate LSE:REO London Ordinary Share GB0030364995 ORD NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.25 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Real Estate Opportunities Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
26/1/2012
18:16
Stay of execution until fat lady gets her voice back.
caveat_emptor
26/1/2012
12:53
A house of cards supported by Irish taxpayers!
lbo
26/1/2012
12:19
I never held out more than hope for REO,
but I did'nt think TH was in the house of cards.

caveat_emptor
26/1/2012
09:36
Have to wonder how far behind the NAMA stampede the rest of the banks are now! from the interim results:

"The Group continues to work closely with other lenders, which exist outside NAMA's remit, to renew debt facilities where required"

"Following the signing of the MOU with NAMA in December 2010, the Group recently received a draft term sheet from NAMA in respect of its wholly owned Irish property assets on which NAMA is the sole lender"

lbo
26/1/2012
09:24
C_E,

Still here watching the death knells of the company. The Fat Lady may have a minor dose of laryngitis, but I expect her to be in full voice quite soon.

tiltonboy
26/1/2012
09:13
They rest will gone after later and not just by NAMA! Nama is protecting itself first from further losses. After they get back its €900m there is still the €1.1bn loss on the original face value of the loans to be dealt with that the Irish taxpayer is still paying for via the Bank recapitalisations!

The fat lady is indeed singing and soon she will finish and the curtain will come down forever

lbo
26/1/2012
08:50
Despit obvious pressure, the company has diligently informed the market and it's sharehlders
of the good and the bad...

Tiltonboy....

You still culling around here?

caveat_emptor
26/1/2012
05:36
Reading the Press cuttings, it seems like the fat lady has'nt gone on stage
yet...I would'nt write the boys off just yet.
Depends on the judge I suppose?

caveat_emptor
26/1/2012
05:28
List properties not affected by NAMA's actions are listed
caveat_emptor
26/1/2012
05:27
I'm sure it will become clear as the day rolls on...
caveat_emptor
25/1/2012
23:07
"The original face value of Treasury Holdings portfolio was €2 billion. It is believed that NAMA paid a total €900m for the loans. The borrowings subject to the proposed receivership are believed to have been bought for in excess of €0.5 billion"
lbo
25/1/2012
21:43
I must say this is going to be a fascinating battle...
caveat_emptor
25/1/2012
13:24
I am all against screwing people
who make it and fail the first time....the American attitude is to get wealth
makers back in business asap......

caveat_emptor
25/1/2012
09:07
Nama lines up receiver to control assets of Treasury
lbo
25/1/2012
06:50
Government pressure to wind-up Nama?
caveat_emptor
22/1/2012
15:10
Times reports Hines negotiating to take the $900m debt off Nama's hands,
and Macquarie are mentioned as well. No indication what this means for
the boys, Tresaury or Reo.

caveat_emptor
16/1/2012
23:26
Indeed, only last week the news broke that the agency had effectively reached the end of its tether with Johnny Ronan's and Richard Barrett's Treasury Holdings, and demanded the repayment of €900m by the end of this month




REAL Estate Opportunities, the public company controlled by developers Johnny Ronan and Richard Barrett, has confirmed that it has received a demand from Nama for the repayment of loans of hundreds of millions of euro.

The company, which owns Battersea Power Station and the Stillorgan Shopping Centre in south Dublin, is now using what it calls a "relatively short standstill period" to seek to bring new investors into the business, failing which Nama may move to put it into receivership.

lbo
14/1/2012
10:34
Thanks, LBO.
asmodeus
13/1/2012
08:20
So what explains the recent rises?
asmodeus
13/1/2012
00:41
Sounds like the whole lot will be in receivership very soon



today, the Irish Times, citing "informed sources" says that NAMA has issued a demand for repayment by Treasury of loans that amount to hundreds of millions of euro. Repayment is due "this month"

lbo
10/1/2012
10:17
FlyingSwan - 8 Mar'11 - 12:18 - 913 of 1072

REO's creeping up nicely. IMHO



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