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SYG Speymill

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Speymill LSE:SYG London Ordinary Share IM00B1ZBDN89 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% 0.325 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
24/8/2007
14:58
Also mentioned in today's IC - Speymill Deutsche Immobilien (offering "good value") and Speymill Macau Property (as "more speculative") in article entitled "Seek out hidden value".

M.

moogies
24/8/2007
10:21
IC Buy tip today.
spaceparallax
22/8/2007
14:47
IC has reiterated it's BUY tip @87.5p on the website yesterday - probably will be in the mag on Friday.

M.

moogies
22/8/2007
12:27
t1ps passed comment on SYG yesterday which has probably helped. Mention of 20p earnings in the next couple of years and a share price above 200p has probably brought a few new holders in. SYG were lucky to have got their secondary fund raising in before market turmoil so earnings look pretty secure going forward.
nickcduk
22/8/2007
12:10
Nice healthy bounce over the last few days.
spaceparallax
20/8/2007
09:14
Speymill Group PLC
20 August 2007

20 August 2007

For immediate release





Speymill Group plc


Announces joint venture with The Goodman Group LLC


Speymill Group plc ("Speymill"), a property service business specialising in
real estate investment management, property construction and property
management, announces that it has entered into a joint venture agreement with
The Goodman Group LLC ("Goodman"), of Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, to
investigate the development of Retirement Village Communities ("senior living")
in the UK.



Goodman is a highly successful private company that develops, owns and operates
senior living and healthcare communities, learning centres, residential
apartments and commercial properties throughout the USA. They operate over 60
communities in 10 states and serve over 11,000 residents in total. Goodman has
been an innovator in the development and management of these communities in the
USA and is recognised as a market leader in the sector.



The joint venture company, Speymill Goodman Retirement Villages Ltd, has been
incorporated in the Isle of Man and is equally owned by the two parties. Each
party has contributed seed capital of £25,000.



On behalf of the joint venture, Goodman will provide the expertise in site
selection criteria, facility design and marketing, and will operate the new
villages in the UK. Speymill will manage the real estate issues by the
identification and acquisition of potential sites, will take charge of the
purchase process and the identification of potential funding sources through its
subsidiary Speymill Property Managers and will build and maintain the real
estate through its subsidiary Speymill Contracts.



Both parties believe that the opportunity for Retirement Village Communities in
the UK is significant as the population ages and the demand for the provision of
facilities and communities for the elderly increases. The retired population in
the UK is forecast to grow significantly over the next few decades. By 2016 the
population of retired people is predicted to grow by 20% to 11.2 million and the
population of people over 80 by 30% to 1.5 million. This increase means there
will be a requirement for greater than 120,000 additional age restricted
properties. (Source: Savills)



The Executive Chairman of Speymill, Bob MacDonald, said:



"We are delighted to be able to work with The Goodman Group, a market leader in
its field. We will add significantly to the process using our real estate and
construction expertise and we look forward to developing the opportunity for
this excellent concept in the UK, which, we believe, will provide attractive
stakeholder returns."



The Chairman of Goodman, John Goodman, said:



" We are extremely impressed with the integrity and quality in which the
Speymill Group provides property and construction services. The Goodman Group
looks forward to bringing our 40 years of experience in creating and operating
senior living communities to the UK. By joining together the strengths of our
two organisations, we are confident that the resulting product will bring to
bear our experience, expertise and commitment to UK senior living."



www.thegoodmangroup.com



www.speymill.com



For further information, please call:


Speymill Group plc Nominated Adviser Parkgreen Communications Ltd
Andrew Latham Nabarro Wells & Co Limited Lucy Lake
Chief Executive David Nabarro 020 7479 7933
01480 436 888 020 7710 7400 07894 263 046
lucy.lake@parkgreenmedia.com






Notes to Editors



About Retirement Village Communities



Retirement Village Communities comprise apartments of varying sizes, adapted as
necessary for the elderly, and include a wide range of support services,
including personal and nursing care, social activities and leisure facilities,
all set in a dedicated community. They offer a more flexible living environment
for the elderly than can be provided in residential care and nursing homes.




This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

moogies
09/8/2007
15:29
"The new office space is
desperately needed as Speymill Contracts Ltd, our UK contracting subsidiary,
continues the significant expansion of its hospitality based construction
business, and we are pleased to be involved with Artisan in the creation of our
new offices."


This is the significant bit.

davebowler
09/8/2007
13:38
PASSWORD - it is largely a technical bounce as it was near 200day MA and possibly oversold.. clearly buyers came in around 90p... and when there was no more stock left it bounced... hence today and yesterday's rise...

for the meantime at least this suggests there is support just below 90p as this is technically significant and where buyers come in last time..

also some news on SYG today but I don't really understand the significance of it..

blue

bluesky4
09/8/2007
13:35
Good to see SYG rising as the rest of the market collapses - very odd though.
Anyone have any ideas?

password
09/8/2007
09:12
Artisan (UK Second Major pre-let


RNS Number:8015B
Artisan (UK) PLC
09 August 2007





Artisan (UK) plc


Second Major pre-let


Artisan (UK) plc ("Artisan" or "the Group"), the residential house builder and
commercial business park developer, announces further progress in developing its
property businesses with the pre-let of a new unit at its Vantage Business Park
in Huntingdon. The unit will be retained as the second property within Artisan's
investment property business and will be partly occupied by Artisan's head
office.


The Board announced in May 2007 its strategy of retaining selected properties
from its development portfolio as investment properties together with the
announcement of the first investment property at Colmworth.


The agreement to lease is in respect of a bespoke unit at Vantage Business Park
in Huntingdon, due for build completion in late 2007. The building will be in
two parts with Speymill Group plc (''Speymill'') occupying 5,000 sq ft and
Artisan occupying 3,000 sq ft. The Board is satisfied that this opportunity
fulfils its criteria for retention as an investment property unit.


Artisan's Chief Executive, Chris Musselle, commented: "Artisan shares its
present office premises, on which the lease has ended, with Speymill and will
continue to do so in the Vantage Business Park: this new building is a logical
next step for Artisan, reflecting the progress made in recent years."


Chief Executive of Speymill, Andrew Latham said: "The new office space is
desperately needed as Speymill Contracts Ltd, our UK contracting subsidiary,
continues the significant expansion of its hospitality based construction
business, and we are pleased to be involved with Artisan in the creation of our
new offices."



Artisan (UK) plc
Chris Musselle Chief Executive 01480 436666
email@artisan-plc.co.uk

Brewin Dolphin Securities Nominated advisers 0121 236 7000
Limited
Ifor Williams

Bankside Consultants Financial PR advisers 020 7367 8888
Simon Rothschild 07703 167065
Louise Mason


Company website: www.artisan-plc.co.uk

www.artisandevelopments.co.uk

Speymill website www.speymill.com

tsmith2
09/8/2007
08:05
hmm... while price has primacy and chart does look good so I am in..

but will have to watch over those fundamental worries like a hawk... results in Septebmer??

Slapper

slapdash
09/8/2007
07:32
triple bottom formation - BULLISH
tsmith2
07/8/2007
13:06
password - the reason is that these high fee aim property companies by and large have done poorly and I think the fees are now becoming a big issue...

take a look at BLKSA which is a huge failure and others have just underperformed..... would of been better just putting cash in the all-share...

so I think fund-raising environment is more difficult..

Slap

slapdash
07/8/2007
12:40
ARP2 - I was wondering why you think they'll find it hard to raise funds.
They now have a very strong Management team, and some solid asset gathering experience on board.
They have also delivered on everything they've said. Also they are investing in high growth regions and the returns so far in Macau have been pretty impressive.
I really don't see this as a problem, as the easy money hasn't disappeared Yet.

password
07/8/2007
11:01
It's not just about Germany. My concern is that as SYG looks to other markets to invest - to dilute the bias towards the German market - they will find it hard to raise the cash needed to set up funds of worthwhile size. The German portfolio looks pretty well invested to me, returning good rental yields - so the management fees that SYG is due to receive are safe. However, they probably won't get the performance fees that looked likely last year when everyone was predicting major capital appreciation in the German market.
arp2
06/8/2007
20:38
nickcduk - sure but that is essentially a 'concept' sale and there are no guarantees this change will happen... you have to remember Germany is a high tax country while Eastern Europe isn't....

Slapper

slapdash
06/8/2007
19:34
Slapper - German economy is booming at the moment. They are not overburdened with debt like us and have been hoarding away their savings over the last few years. In a much better position to spend over the next few years. The birth rate is a concern but that then creates the need for immigration. Most of the rest of Europe are keen property owners and as they go and find work in Germany they will start buying their own properties rather than renting. That will be the dynamic I feel will kick start the German property market. Lets not forget that its cheaper to buy a flat in Berlin than it is in Prague, Warsaw or most of the rest of the EU ascension countries. That doesn't make much sense when German salaries are at least 100%+ higher than any of these countries.
nickcduk
06/8/2007
18:39
I think the issue here is German property. There is stagnant growth in that economy, the property market is over-supplied and there is more building going on. Thus where will future demand come from?? Will prices rise as the promoters have said they would... all this just is doubful... German demographics aren't great also with a low birth rate....

that is my main concern with this stock..

Slapper

slapdash
06/8/2007
17:21
Any views out there on how the credit squeeze will impact on SYG? If at all?
arp2
30/7/2007
11:30
Also unable to attend, but would appreciate feedback.
spaceparallax
30/7/2007
09:36
Is anyone on this board going to the AGM that is able to report back as I am unable to attend?
short1
27/7/2007
13:35
How much CGT do you pay in germany?
mr.elbee
27/7/2007
11:20
results in september ..
tsmith2
27/7/2007
09:52
EEE it's tough out there.
spaceparallax
26/7/2007
15:45
It seems to have been an almost universally tough day - see if we bounce back tomorrow.
spaceparallax
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