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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Telent | LSE:TLNT | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0S5CP58 | ORD 87.5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 596.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
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26/1/2006 14:59 | graham - you are right about 1:1 but consolidation is 2:7 not 7:2 otherwise it would have been dilution - jarbie | jarbie | |
26/1/2006 00:03 | hamster - cant work out how to rename the header jarbie - I understood it to be 1:1 moni for TLNT followed by a 7:2 consolidation at a later date (with the 2.75 cashback) I actually bought TLNT shares today (25th) so it would appear MONI no longer exists | graham99114 | |
25/1/2006 21:59 | Graham - thank you for the summary - i would just say, simply for clarity, that the consolidation is 2 tlnt shares for 7 moni shares - i suspect after the 275p distribution is received - regards - jarbie | jarbie | |
25/1/2006 21:19 | Graham, Any chance of editing the title to "TELENT" rather than "TLNT" as the ticker's visible in a column of it's own anyway? It might help occasional visitors spot the new thread. Your calculation implies that the recent support at 380p should now appear at about 365p to 370p. It will be very interesting to see if it does indeed oscillate in a new wider range between 365p and 425p. | hamsterape | |
25/1/2006 20:38 | bhha cant find the EX DIV date but : When will you pay a dividend? As outlined in the Circular to Shareholders dated 25 November 2005, the Board is expecting to proceed with returning cash to Shareholders by way of a special dividend. The Return of Cash is expected to take place in the first quarter of 2006. The Board intends that the Return of Cash will be 275 pence per Ordinary Share which is broadly equivalent to the Marconi share price as at 5 August 2005, the last Business Day before Marconi confirmed it was in discussions with third parties about potential business combinations. The precise timing and the amount of the Return of Cash will be announced after Completion. | graham99114 | |
25/1/2006 19:54 | ok I have gone throgh the posts but can still not find ex- dividend date for the special dividend can anyone help will be much appreciated. | bhha2 | |
25/1/2006 19:02 | The return of cash is expected to be 275p per ordinary share. The Company will subsequently undertake a 7 for 2 share consolidation which will reduce the number of shares in issue from approximately 214m at 31 December 2005 to approximately 61m. Estimated price of telent share = (current price - £2.75) * 3.5 Estimated price of telent share = (£3.96 - £2.75) * 3.5 Estimated price of telent share = £4.23 your total holding after restructure will be current holding / 3.5 | graham99114 | |
25/1/2006 12:37 | Telent should now pick up Newport Network for a song and put Terry Matthews in charge. | weatherman | |
25/1/2006 11:50 | Marconi name to disappear ONE of the best-known names in UK industry will disappear from the stock market today after Marconi completed the sale of most of its assets to Ericsson. The Swedish company secured the Marconi trademark as well as 6,660 of the company's employees in the sale, which was first announced in October. Telent The remainder of the Marconi business has been renamed Telent, with the change taking place on the London Stock Exchange during the course of today. Ericsson, which picked up Marconi's expertise in network equipment technology through the deal, has yet to decide what it will do with the company name. An Ericsson spokeswoman said: "The brand is part of the deal and we will use it in some way, but how we are still investigating." Staff transferring to Ericsson, including those at Coventry, Beeston, Liverpool and Chorley, received letters from the company's chief executive Carl-Henric Svanberg welcoming them to the business today. But the former Marconi staff face an uncertain future as Ericsson expects a reduction of between 15% to 20% in the combined workforce. Services The services arm being retained as Telent will utilise other staff at Coventry, as well as sites at Basildon and Chorley. Its customer base includes BT, Cable & Wireless and NTL. The assets sale to Ericsson wrote the final chapter for a company which traced its roots back to 1885 when Italian Guglielmo Marconi managed to transmit a signal over a distance of about two kilometres (1.25 miles). The subsequent business became part of industrial giant General Electric Company in 1968, but fell on hard times after a number of acquisitions and the sale of Marconi Electronic Systems to British Aerospace in 1999. In the end it found itself too small to compete with the likes of Ericsson, which will now be able to bolster its position in the transmission segment and expand its work in developing next generation networks. Mr Svanberg said: "This is a powerful combination that will bring value to Ericsson as well as our customers who will substantially benefit from the combination of the two companies." | graham99114 | |
25/1/2006 11:39 | So here we are - the all new Telent Thread | graham99114 | |
25/1/2006 11:38 | telent website - what are my moni warrants worth and How will the 2006 Share Consolidation affect my warrants? There will be no change to the warrants as a result of the expected share consolidation. Each warrant will continue to entitle its holder to subscribe for one-fifth of an Ordinary Share at a subscription price of £1.50 following consolidation. warrant share price - | graham99114 |
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