Tdg Share Discussion Threads

[deep powder] 24/11/2006 14:54

with volume like this, something must be going on..

[onlyonestorm] 13/10/2006 16:45

deep powder - mate unfortunatly I forgot I had a sell on these at £3.38, still a very nice profit but could have been more!! Never mind!!

Good Luck

I'll be back!!!

Stormy

[deep powder] 13/10/2006 14:12

with what's been going on the last few days can't believe no one looks at this....apart from Storm (apologies)

[deep powder] 10/10/2006 14:45

300p buy note out from panmure today...volume keeps coming...

[onlyonestorm] 05/10/2006 15:45

Calm down 230 1st!!

Stormy

PS I hope your right though!!

[deep powder] 05/10/2006 15:25

break out to 250p??

[deep powder] 21/9/2006 11:21

knock, knock, who's there? private equity. private equity who??

[deep powder] 20/9/2006 08:40

the most boring share in the world, come on private equity guys please bid for it..

[deep powder] 13/9/2006 09:12

even though volumes not massive, they are gradually picking up...

[onlyonestorm] 29/8/2006 14:36

Ex Divi (interim) tomorrow!

Could'nt think of any other news!!!

Stormy

[deep powder] 10/7/2006 08:25

great to see some comment on this thread, how about a merger with Wincanton??

[2shemshersingh] 09/7/2006 18:17

i think the for the business to achieve cost savings and cost leadership it has to merge at an international level. The company can only deliver greater returns to shareholders if it derives cost saving by absorbing competitors.

[onlyonestorm] 12/6/2006 09:27

Good Luck!!

Stormy

[miss womble] 12/6/2006 09:26

Onlyone storm, This is just to keep you company. I think this is a fine company with good solid potential and practically zero chance of losing you money. With these views I am about to buy a few for the short term, medium term or long term depending on its progress and my wife's inside purse. Happy investing MW

[onlyonestorm] 11/5/2006 12:35

Still only me I see!!!!!!!

Tesco awards south west, south east fuel distribution business to TDG
LONDON (AFX) - TDG plc said it has secured the fuel distribution contract
for supermarket chain Tesco PLC in the South West and South East of England
following a 9 month selection process.
It now manages the whole of Tesco's UK fuel distribution, worth around 24
mln stg per year.

[e-mail]
har/slm

STORMY

[onlyonestorm] 08/5/2006 12:29

IS ANYONE ELSE A HOLDER??????????

Here is AGM Statement:-

8 May 2006

TDG plc
AGM Statement

Speaking at today's Annual General Meeting, Charles Mackay, Chairman of TDG plc,
one of Europe's major supply chain management and logistics companies,
commented:


"Trading so far this year has been in line with the expectations set out at the
preliminary results. The first half of 2006 will reflect last year's retail
contract terminations and the phasing of new business implementations, both of
which have been previously announced.


The integration of Mond, the Belgium Chemicals company acquired at the beginning
of March, is progressing well and we are pleased that it has subsequently gained
further business.


We are encouraged by the contracts renewed in this year, which have already
exceeded those achieved in 2005 as a whole. In addition new business wins to
date combined with a strong pipeline confirm our view that net business wins
will be significantly better than last year.


Our expectations for the full year remain unchanged."


STORMY

[onlyonestorm] 08/5/2006 12:10

Next stop £2.40, well £2.30 would be good then £2.40. Seems we are OK re - AGM.

Stormy

[onlyonestorm] 19/4/2006 11:20

Does anyone else hold these?

Stormy

[onlyonestorm] 23/3/2006 10:24

Can't understand this, thought it would have gone further north than this!!

Growl

Stormy

[onlyonestorm] 20/3/2006 15:31

Ex Divi 26/4, and what a nice divi it is!!

Stormy

[forenda] 13/3/2006 17:33

Nice read here:

[linhur] 02/3/2006 12:51

It seems that TDG are peddling hard to stand still and the share price reflects the ongoing dilemma.

"However, as
announced in December 2005, with renewal rates in UK Contract Logistics being
affected by rationalisation in the retail sector net wins were significantly
lower than normal which will affect the Group's performance in the current
year."

It looks like 2006 will not see them out of the woods with the contract losses being replaced by acquisitions for which they may or may not overpay.

Ongoing pension deficit of £40mill.

Be interesting to see if the new finance director makes any changes.

Looks like a hold to me but not yet a buy despite a yield of over 6%,

regards
linhur

[onlyonestorm] 01/3/2006 16:12

Still going up and nice results to!!!!!

Stormy

[onlyonestorm] 21/2/2006 11:27

Anyone else hold these, looks to be creeping northward.

Stormy