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Posted at 09/12/2002 10:57 by beerbandit Investors Chronicle w/e 12/12/02 saysSpring is an attractive investment in a sector where increasing emphasis is being placed. KEEP BUYING |
Posted at 01/8/2002 00:27 by james8 RNS Number:3626ZSpring Grove Prop. Maintenance PLC 31 July 2002 Spring Grove Property Maintenance plc ("Spring Grove" or "the Company") Results of Annual General Meeting At the Annual General Meeting of the Company held earlier today, all the resolutions proposed were duly passed. As noted in the report and accounts sent to shareholders on 5 July 2002, Mike Watson has now retired from the Board and John Harrison has been appointed as a non-executive director with overall responsibility for financial control. John Harrison, aged 57, FCA, was formerly a partner with Deloitte & Touche and he is also a director of Omgie Limited. No further information falls to be disclosed under the AIM Rules. Chris Phillips, Chairman of Spring Grove, commented at the AGM: "We are pleased that John has joined the Company and his experience will help to strengthen our finance function which is key to Spring Grove's successful development. In addition, the Company now has the facility to proceed with a possible fundraising for which the resolutions passed would be used. However, the Company will not use the authorisation to allot shares with a nominal value of more than 5 per cent. of the issued share capital except for a fundraising, subject to prior consultation with our major institutional investors." 31 July 2002 |
Posted at 30/5/2002 08:15 by salar This is starting to look like a small cap growth story with great potential. They have doubled eps over the past two years and look set to do so again, acc. to this comment on the growthcompany.co.uk website yesterday: 'Basic earnings rose 116% to 4.43p a share, and investors can expect 9.4p for 2003, placing the shares on a lowly prospective rating of just 5.5. Buy.' (may be subscriber only) We have the example of Mears (current PE 25) to show what the possibilities are in this area, and I imagine SGV may have had at least a once-over from them as regards a possible bid. Just kicking myself I didn't get in in the mid 40s! |
Posted at 12/4/2002 21:18 by tyranosaurus This must be the first day for ages when there has actually been any trades.This stock definitely needs more publicity. I think the company should make announcements when they get new contracts so as to keep a flow of news. I have been in since Ofex float and intent to stay in as I think this will be eventually rewarding for the patient investor. |
Posted at 09/1/2002 22:24 by sinso Simon...you may be interested to know that one of the investors is Unicorn AIM VCT managed by Peter Webb of Eaglet Trust fame. They have put in £250K as one of their frst investments. |
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