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SAPO South African Property Opportunities

0.95
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 01:00:00
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
South African Property Opportunities LSE:SAPO London Ordinary Share GB00B16GQJ90 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% 0.95 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

SA Property Opps Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
12/1/2012
14:07
Were you in b 4 and did you make a profit?

I also put the heavy duty accumulating trade through yesterday I'm surprised it didnt move the market;)

praipus
12/1/2012
10:00
not at mo....toying with coming bak in though
badtime
12/1/2012
09:21
yep:(

U?

praipus
11/1/2012
19:37
U still in praps?
badtime
11/1/2012
15:54
Weiss buying more up to 19.9% now
praipus
12/12/2011
12:40
Dear shareholders your companies NAV is £1.10 per share and the final results are out.
praipus
12/12/2011
12:39
Dear shareholders your companies NAV is £1.10 per share and the final results are out.
praipus
13/10/2011
10:44
This looks like good news
praipus
21/9/2011
14:34
Perhaps they are capitalising the loss on the ordinaries while hoping for a tax free shift up on the CFD?
praipus
21/9/2011
14:33
Fascinating you would think that CFD of Weiss's must be getting nasty now the share price has dropped 5%. Any ideas?

Have seen them do this with ENG and they must have lost a packet there too.

praipus
10/8/2011
23:07
Weiss sell SAPO shares but still hold 12% via CFD's?



To see what else theyve bought or sold see the WAM thread:

praipus
01/8/2011
21:35
Couple of large sales today at 3p below
badtime
28/7/2011
19:57
already in the share price one wud presume
badtime
28/7/2011
11:47
Market not worried today about litigation appeal failing. Interesting.
praipus
22/7/2011
15:16
Thanks Hoveite its quite interesting compiling though it take more time than I would like it to.

I guess the question is how much risk do you take?

praipus
22/7/2011
15:14
I have had a look at TRC ... I find the underlying assets of TRC hard to understand though.
hoveite
22/7/2011
14:25
Welcome hov..like u i am mulling a purchase...hav u looked at TRC?
badtime
22/7/2011
14:21
I do find your WAM thread useful by the way. Weiss in particular seem to come up with some interesting ideas!
hoveite
22/7/2011
14:08
No RES but I have got PTH, HPEQ and SAPO.

I notice a Laxey holding in RES I'm tracking their holdings on the WAM thread:

praipus
22/7/2011
13:47
I don't hold this at the moment ... I'm thinking about making a purchase though.

I do hold HPEQ, RES and PTH though which should all be returning cash to shareholders in due course.

hoveite
22/7/2011
13:30
Thanks hoveite. You got many holdings like this? I.e. quiet backwater today liquidating cash cow the next? ....well hopefully.
praipus
22/7/2011
11:13
They included the hit in their most recent half yearly report which stated an EPRA NAV of 127.3p.
hoveite
22/7/2011
11:04
Assuming SAPO do not appeal and take a hit for £6.4m NAV is still £1.11 so content to hold. Encouraging that Weiss have bought more since March.
praipus
22/7/2011
11:02
Just found this: "Date: Wednesday 30 Mar 2011

LONDON (ShareCast) - South African Property Opportunities (SAPO) has been ordered to pay more than £6m to its investment manager Proteus Property Partners.

Proteus claimed that it was owed performance fees and management fees.

The High Court has ruled in favour of Proteus in all material respects. SAPO has to pay £5.07m in performance and management fees, plus £360,000 for interest. SAPO also has to pay Proteus' costs, which will be at least £600,00.

SAPO reckons that the full amount payable could be as much as £6.4m."

praipus
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