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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reflec | REF | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 6.25 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6.25 |
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Posted at 29/1/2022 15:33 by philmac56 Well I must post my disappointment today.In the past, I had been a long term share holder, through previous consolidations, etc. I admit I sold out, after the last consolidation had been completed, sold all my holding at a loss. Then last year I decided to dip my toe back in, buying up 8 share for £800, with the intention of any future divided payments would be shared and deposited into accounts for my grandchildren. So I was grateful to receive the £32 Divi late last year. Today I received a cheque for £400, quite out of the blue. I would ask here, has any other shareholder asked if they wanted to purchase extra shares to make up the required amount of shares for £2,500?? So that was an easy way to lose 50% if my money. I just hope they don't do another consolidation years down the road, when the share register shows share trades of £500...!!! |
Posted at 13/12/2021 14:04 by philmac56 I was in here years ago, sold up.Bought a few a couple of months ago, I will see that value halved. No doubt, those that lucky? enough to remain should see a good Divi return, as less holders to share the pot around with. But I see a share price of £2,500 hard to trade, if at all. Why not put the company back into the open market, that may make it easier to trade shares, but add to the costs that are incurred! |
Posted at 12/12/2021 20:49 by twodegrees Villyvilson, I have sent a polite e-mail to Reflec, and pointed out that recently the cheapest quoted option to buy was £195. The sale of 2 shares suggests that the valuation of the company has crashed from over £200 down to £50 a share when in fact no profit warning has been given and they paid out at least one dividend in the last 12 months. This is so unfair to shareholders who in the first place lost thousands when the share was consolidated when they moved to a private company....and now we are kicked again with a valuation that stinks in my opinion.I am fuming.... |
Posted at 13/10/2021 22:43 by man1 Hi All,Hope everyone is well. Unfortunately i cant seem to set up the BB on my phone app so very rarely post. The divi was indeed a nice suprise. |
Posted at 02/10/2021 13:49 by twodegrees Well, well, that was a surprise, all helps to bring my break down figure down.Looking forward to reading a report re this dividend. |
Posted at 30/9/2021 10:27 by philmiboots According to my online banking app I'm due to receive a £4.00 per share divi payment tomorrow.Can't see anything on their website to that effect though(?). |
Posted at 20/9/2021 21:01 by philmac56 Two degrees,I am confused why you are asking me, when you pointed me in the direction back in April of this yr about the statement released by managing. In a nutshell my understanding was divi on hold to shareholders as they had staff on furlough. Or could be cos I bought back in!!! |
Posted at 20/4/2021 21:09 by twodegrees Reflec Plc Shareholder Update 11th December 2020Dear Shareholder We hope that you are keeping well in these difficult and uncertain times. Further to our communications of the 26th March 2020 and the 24th September 2020, we are making this announcement to inform shareholders of a change in strategy regarding future dividend payments. Reflec has performed well during this challenging year and has played an important role in supporting our customers who have been producing essential products throughout the pandemic. The company has already distributed £244,818 of interim dividends during this financial year which equates to £18-00 per qualifying share. This has been a significant achievement which has been hard won. The impact of the Covid 19 pandemic, Brexit, the current recession, and the intensifying uncertainty that all types of business are experiencing, makes it extremely difficult for us to predict the future performance of the company. Your board believes that continued caution and cost control remain essential for the business. Our priorities are to protect our employees and to maintain our strong financial position, providing a strong base to face future challenges, and so that we can continue to invest in the business to enable us to meet future requirements. To be prudent we have therefore decided to suspend interim dividend payments until the financial performance for the year 2020/21 is finalised. Depending on the year end performance and the business circumstances at that point, it may be possible for a final dividend recommendation to be put to shareholders by way of an AGM poll. We will notify shareholders when appropriate, whether the postponement of regular interim dividends will continue or if the company will be able to reinstate them. You will no doubt share, and we hope appreciate our frustrations regarding the level of economic uncertainty and the impact of macro events on the business which are out of our control. Thank you for your continued support for and interest in Reflec. Stay safe and best regards Reflec Plc Board |
Posted at 26/3/2020 09:56 by man1 Morning All ,Update on Reflec website . Usual divi to be paid on 27th March 2020. Future divi to be assessed on continuing situation . Stay safe . |
Posted at 05/1/2020 12:48 by the accountant The recent dividend was £7 per share. So, just divide the amount of dividend you received by £7 to work out how many shares you have.J P Jenkins are no longer used by Reflec. The company operates it's own buying and selling system - just go to their website. |
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