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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sagicor Financial Corporation Limited | SFI | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 117.50 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 117.50 |
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Posted at 26/4/2009 11:01 by sleveen Has anyone done a negligible value cliam for CGT purposes on SFI?If so, what value did you use? |
Posted at 07/1/2006 19:46 by louse Had a quick look through the 04 accounts. Professional fees for 03 and 04 were 6.4m and 5.7m respectively. Eye watering figures. No doubt racked up a large figure for 05. Lathams redundancy pay was 217k. Lawsons pay in 04 was 215k with a further 201k performance pay which included 57k for 'successful restructuring of the group' and 28k for 'targeted financial performance'. Targeting taking the company into administration perhaps. He owns 3.13% of SFI holdings which he wont collect on. Not to worry the other scheme pays the same group of managers 5% of company value over 50M. It doesnt appear to be defined how the value is calculated but if its the price paid for the business, the slug was 80M from memory giving a pot of 1.5M of which Lawson gets 25%. No wonder he was happy to recommend the restructuring to SFI Group shareholders in 03. An accountant friend said he would have a look over this fiasco. Happy New Year. |
Posted at 23/6/2005 06:48 by tiredoldbroker Not very good reading if you are a SFI shareholder (I'm not): |
Posted at 04/12/2004 10:39 by gh20468 My trading account is showing that I now have:-SFI Hldgs Litigation Entitlements which are described as Takeover issue. As it's a nominee account don't get any info, anybody explain? Ta |
Posted at 09/4/2004 13:46 by legins99 Date & time of news - 8th Apr 04 @ 6:51amSFI comes to agreement with main creditors - report AFX LONDON (AFX) - SFI Group, the high street pubs group that owns Slug & Lettuce and other brands, looks set for a new lease of life after an agreement with its banks to waive more than half its debt, the Financial Times said citing a circular issued by the company. The deal will raise the hopes of shareholders who in effect lost their investment when the heavily indebted company delisted last year after the discovery of accounting discrepancies, the paper said. SFI has 157 pubs and owes its banks 163.4 mln stg. The banks are cutting the debt to 80 mln. In return they will get a 75 pct stake in a new holding company, the FT said. Existing shareholders will get a 12.5 pct interest in the holding company, while the board and some 60 senior employees will be entitled to buy the remaining 12.5 pct as an incentive. The company has been de-listed but may re-join the stock market at some time. ijl/rn Is this a good deal for existing shareholders? Looks as if these have a raw deal! Will the holding company be SFI and ever be re-listed on AIM again? |
Posted at 29/5/2001 21:20 by liveinhope Seemingly Mrs Susan Harriet Hill sold 280,000 shares at 288.5p on or before 24/05/01. Shares have had terrific run in last 6 months but such a large sale worries me & also why so many sell trades today in first 20 minutes of trading -most unusual in my experience. Any have any further news of W & D sale of Piano & Pitcher chain? Maybe City were hoping SFI might acquire unless R/I on the way which might also explain sale? S.Times (?) recently tipped SFI but I don't put too much emphasis on such tips as often have to fill space & wheel out any out rubbish. Best tip is to concentrate on shares not touted. (IMHO Finsbury Worldwide Phameceuticals a good case in point & worth your own research). |
Posted at 25/8/2000 11:03 by miguel Is it just me, or is there no trade information for SFI? The charts are blank too. Like a good boy I sent a couple of e-mails to support on this, not wanting to start a thread, but their 'famous' customer response doesn't seem to extend to me. Not for the first time. |
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