Svm Global Share Discussion Threads

[brad44] 24/4/2004 00:50

gd, probably best to give them another call, we have been on standby and in the terminal waiting lounge for some time! or if you can give me a contact no..I will call them,, might get a free flight thrown in?

regds b

[gdealsr4u] 22/4/2004 20:11

Hello to all shareholders of 7Group;
I phoned the Directors January 04; They said that they were delighted with how everything had gone and that we all would be making money???
Has anyone anymore news what is happening????

[brad44] 13/3/2004 08:58

Well spotted the surgeon, I have just read our parent co tgr's thread...maybe I am getting old and forgetful, but someone mentioned a link to air malta..should dig out the literature from svg.

Must admit to getting a bit of shock with this, as I have shares in CFP who recently brokered the deal for the mereger of oakburn and tgr....(share price dropped, couldve just been an AM thing, inverted midas touch and all that..but I wonder if they assisting (cfp, that is) with the Airline stuff?

fingers crossed..all but given up on tgr and svg anyhow...

[the surgeon] 12/3/2004 08:07

Air France have announced they have taken some of the "bankrupt" Air Littoral's routes.The report did not mention our company.

[brad44] 06/3/2004 13:43

Doesnt appear as if any progress has been made with the deal, surely we should have had some news by now. I appreciate that these things take time and care, but in respect of that, surely some news or update would be encouraging?

[the surgeon] 03/12/2003 08:57

Anybody out there?
Rumours that the deal with Air Littoral has not gone through yet. Problem they may not have enough money.
Let's hope it not true.

[johndee] 06/11/2003 19:39

Brilliant news.......huge share price re-rating almost certain now.

[brad44] 06/11/2003 17:09

News just out...any comments?

7 Group plc, the owner of Azzurra Air, has been chosen today by the Montpellier
Industrial Tribunal to acquire the business of French airline Air Littoral, the
leading private French regional airline company.

The acquisition by 7 Group/Azzurra Air, includes 17, recently delivered, 50 seat
Canadair Regional Jet aircraft, 608 full time employees throughout the Air
Littoral group, together with the Engineering and ESMA Flight Training
operations, based at Montpellier. Consideration of the acquisition is the
immediate financial injection of Euro11M, and a further Euro4M over the next six
months, and the maintaining of the two main operational bases in Nice and
Montpellier. Air Littoral currently offers over 120 connections between the
largest cities of Southern Europe, carrying in its most recent operating year
some 6,000 passengers per day.

Full information relating to this acquisition, and the acquisition of Azzurra
Air as previously announced, will be contained in a circular (comprising an
Admission Document) to be sent to shareholders as soon as practicable, which
will seek shareholder approval for the acquisitions at an Extraordinary General
Meeting.

Mr Mario Palmonella, director, 7 Group plc commented;

"I am delighted with the decision taken by the Montpellier Industrial Tribunal.
Our objective is to establish a regional airline with a Mediterranean vocation
as a leading European entity based on synergies between Azzurra Airlines and Air
Littoral. This is a significant step for the Group towards becoming a leading
investor in the European commercial air transport industry. I look forward to
the future with confidence."

For further information, please contact,

Anton Tarkanyi 020 7245 1100
7 Group

Adam Reynolds 020 7245 1100 / 07785 908 158
Hansard Communications

Roland Cornish/Rod Venables 020 7628 3396
Beaumont Cornish Limited


Notes to Editors:

About Air Littoral

Air Littoral is the leading French regional airline company specialising in
regional networks throughout Europe. Air Littoral was one of the first airlines
in France to create a regional hub in Montpellier.

Today, its network converges around its two hubs on the Mediterranean archway -
Nice and Montpellier and offers 120 connections between the larger cities of
Southern Europe of France, Italy, Algeria and Tunisia.


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

[johndee] 10/10/2003 16:02

Huge re-rating on its return.

[johndee] 03/10/2003 00:06

Has anyone out there got any of these.

[johndee] 01/10/2003 14:21

This will be worth a lot more when it comes back.

[jayeshp] 24/9/2003 13:10

have a look at CHR, results out on the 30th Sept up 8% today....

[lofty] 23/9/2003 17:26

They paid off their loan with paper! So the paper holders must have been happy with the SVG spiel. And they are up today. I 'aint got any either.

[haystack] 13/3/2003 01:25

They are now investing in projects abroad and seem to be a bit better thought of.

[slipperystc] 17/9/2002 18:17

Vote now for ANDY MOORE as 'THE MOST ADMIRED BUSINESSMAN OF THE YEAR' vote early and often he needs your support

[dynamics] 08/9/2002 10:48

well they have done a deal - so there's a future!!!!

[chaz99] 20/5/2002 20:03

I can't believe that!! Exactly the same as 10 Group.

[stuartpnewby] 13/4/2002 17:22

Is there any hope for this company?

[akastantheman] 19/3/2002 08:54

So why the huge movement of 25% + this morning on no buys or sells

[the name is bond] 18/8/2001 22:56

Maybe interested party for reverse into a shell with an ADR listing
and currently 75% of stock tightly held.
Shaken not stirred Miss Moneypenny.

[bobby shaftoe] 13/8/2001 19:55

Why the sudden interest in SVG?

[luckyed] 09/8/2001 16:16

aka---you really must stop punting on penny shares,your posting sounds like plenty sour grapes to me. ted

[stanleyap] 23/7/2001 08:39

I wonder which of these two idiots Paul Harvey or Andy Moore is Laurel and which is Hardy.

They must be probably the biggest smooth talkers that have roamed the footpaths of investment chambers.

The YANKS must be really has cullable has we are with these two COWBOYS has as well as me.

aka stantheman


ADYOR

[pawpaw] 16/5/2001 12:34

This paul harvey guy did not mention how much svg bought bonapetite in the first instance.
I am pretty sure that the management buy out must have been in the plan from the beginning which will explain why its disposal has no significant positive effect on the share price.
This I believe is disgraceful.