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RBG Revolution Bars Group Plc

1.65
0.00 (0.00%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Revolution Bars Group Plc LSE:RBG London Ordinary Share GB00BVDPPV41 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.65 1.50 1.80 1.65 1.65 1.65 267,636 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Drinking Places (alcoholic) 152.55M -22.23M -0.0966 -0.17 3.8M
Revolution Bars Group Plc is listed in the Drinking Places (alcoholic) sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker RBG. The last closing price for Revolution Bars was 1.65p. Over the last year, Revolution Bars shares have traded in a share price range of 1.05p to 8.05p.

Revolution Bars currently has 230,048,520 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Revolution Bars is £3.80 million. Revolution Bars has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.17.

Revolution Bars Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
03/5/2024
04:16
Underwater shareholders will hardly be excited, any rival with just cherry pick what might be of interest. No real value imo
These were ridiculously over-valued at 200p in 2018, a few got very rich out of it I’m sure

ny boy
02/5/2024
11:34
OR if there is a takeover, which is most interesting. I'm chatting with Rob and Dan tomorrow AM so hopefully get a few insights on the process here! Also meeting Nightcap next week so can talk it through from both sides. Will report back
thebd11
02/5/2024
11:05
The new shares aren't in CREST and haven't been issued yet. The new shareholders aren't going to put any money in until RBG has first successfully completed the "Restructuring Plan", which is a legal process that needs court approval. If the Plan doesn't complete then the new shareholders walk and don't put the cash in.
jaknife
02/5/2024
10:49
Strictly speaking Shareholder's are Stakeholders but I take your point. My understanding is that the New shares are already in CREST but won't be admitted to AIM for trading until 03 September as you say . Could this be to prevent traders taking a quick profit and creating turmoil with the share price whilst negotiations are ongoing ?Financers often agree to lock in periods when receiving New shares.
unabkxb
02/5/2024
09:07
Retailers are screwed -

How about that -

They will come back for more soon -

tomboyb
01/5/2024
13:55
If the shares don’t get admitted til September, do I read it right that we have funded the company to provide working capital and a fee pot to allow a deal to be done in selling the business which gets the creditors all their money back at which point our untradeable equity will be in the pockets of the banks, luke Johnson and friends, the board and the advisers…. Or am I missing something..? Genuinely can’t get my head round what they have done. Can anyone explain? The clue in the RNS about a better deal for “stakeholders” not “shareholders” is a serious red flag
seekthetech
17/4/2024
20:41
The balance sheet is a testament to Edelman's influence.
seangwhite
15/4/2024
20:48
Its very lucky to survive -

Just look at the balance sheet -

tomboyb
15/4/2024
20:43
Surely Edelman as Chairman is going to buy a fair of wad of these.
seangwhite
15/4/2024
14:43
MM's desperately need to sell stock and no one is buying
useless23
12/4/2024
11:20
wtf. 1.2 billion share placing???
abc125
12/4/2024
09:19
25% spread. Lol.
useless23
12/4/2024
08:31
Well I am really impressed that Edelman is putting £14.4k into this fairly risky business. It is hard to get a wise and shrewd businessman of his stature to part with such a very large sum.
seangwhite
12/4/2024
08:25
Soon as i saw his name connected here i mentally wrote off this as a hopeless punt. I'd trust the dark lord himself more than this chancer
purplepelmets
11/4/2024
15:34
Bbm……aim gamblers-only if they believe you.
albert35911
11/4/2024
11:55
Would that be the same Luke Johnson who was involved with CAKE (Patisserie Valerie) and who was so detached from the reality of that business that its failure has destroyed his credibility forever imo.
puzzler2
11/4/2024
11:50
I'd say this was at the upper end of what shareholders could have hoped for. I personally get the feeling that the worst has passed for hospitality and clearly some big investors think the same.
boffster
11/4/2024
10:49
The crazy world of aim gamblers
bimbamboom
11/4/2024
10:09
They have done well to raise the equity and get some debt written off. Ultimately there was no real choice was there.
manual dexterity
11/4/2024
10:02
Can those who are negative articulate the negative view a little more clearly please?

What is it about the Restructuring Plan, that expects to ditch 18 unprofitable leases, that you think is bad?

Do you not agree that the newly restructured business is profitable on a pro-forma basis?

Do you not think that Luke Johnson's involvement adds credibility to the proposal?

jaknife
11/4/2024
09:51
Presumably someone who doesn't go to Specsavers.
glavey
11/4/2024
08:53
Who is paying over 1p for this
bimbamboom
11/4/2024
08:29
You would need your head testing to pay anything more than 1p for this
useless23
11/4/2024
07:43
Won’t touch if pizza boy cake fraud boy is involved here
onjohn
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