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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Theo Fennell | TFL | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 12.125 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 12.125 | 12.125 |
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Posted at 11/7/2008 13:41 by vlain still dont like the big spread though (5p).That will be very difficult to attract some investors. Happy for the increase so far though. Fingers crossed. |
Posted at 18/1/2007 09:20 by bladeboy Also found this.Cavendish to explore possible sale of jewellery business 17/01/2007 UK-listed jewellery retailer Theo Fennell has reportedly hired Cavendish Corporate Finance to explore a possible sale of the business after receiving a number of bid approaches. According to the Daily Telegraph, Cavendish will not actively market the business for sale, but will prepare a report on the best options for the company, which could include a sale, a merger or a joint venture, after reviewing the expressions of interest. The paper did not name any of the potential buyers, but said that candidates are thought to include other retailers, brand owners, private equity groups and wealthy private investors from Russia and the Middle East. Founded in 1982 by designer Theo Fennell who named the business after himself, Theo Fennell now has a flagship showroom in Chelsea, and its collections are retailed at 16 jewellers around the UK and Ireland, including concessions within Harrods, Selfridges and Harvey Nichols (Manchester). The company also has an online store. The business is valued at between £30m and £40m, with Fennell himself owning a 17.8% stake. bb |
Posted at 06/6/2006 15:24 by susanem maybe it's the potential new investor element which causes some cloud on the silver lining - if they are looking for cash to fund expansion it doesn't read that a rights issue is being considered but a placing - so on what terms and what level of dilution. Don't get me wrong - I do not think just because there is a placing possibly going to happen that is a bad thing as smaller slice of bigger pie can mean more profit overall - but just before these placings there is often a buying opportunity. Of course an outright bid is a different matter. |
Posted at 06/6/2006 07:43 by maxk Theo Fennell reports seven-fold profits rise Fiona Walsh Tuesday June 6, 2006 The Guardian Celebrity jeweller Theo Fennell saw profits surge seven-fold to a record £732,000 last year and said yesterday it was still considering taking a significant new investor on board. It was first approached by a potential shareholder last year and has received a number of other overtures since then. If a deal goes ahead, cash would be used to help fund the group's UK and overseas expansion plans. Turnover for the year to the end of March was up 20% to £19.4m, boosted by the launch of its Arts jewellery collection and overseas store openings. Its shares rose 13p to 52p. |
Posted at 02/11/2005 07:46 by aughton 3 Theo Fennell PLC, the designer jewellery group, confirmed ithas received an approach regarding a "potentially significant investment" in the business. The potential investor was not named. Confirmation of the approach came as Theo Fennell reported interim results. For the six months to Sept 30 it narrowed its post tax loss to 64,520 stg from 169,751 stg last time. someone else noticed how bloody cheap these things are |
Posted at 09/6/2005 11:23 by ben value Where have all the Value Investors gone?Rainmaker. Good to hear from you again. Some value investors are still using your Value Thread under LFC. Regards |
Posted at 03/6/2005 13:54 by rainmaker Where have all the Value Investors gone?Regards |
Posted at 22/6/2004 19:55 by davidmoran IMHO the today MMs were running out of stock during the middle of the day with a 5:1 Buyers/Sellers ratio. Based on a stock that rarely sees any interest in the market, the MMs were caught out and pushed the price up for a minute or so, but no body was buying or selling of any real substance at the time so best ignored as a peak. For those holding , my reckoning is that 127,000 bought and only circa 26,000 sold today once the ??? are divided up based on price. Disappointing to see no MM buying going on as that would raise the profile of TFL to more of the day traders and no doubt generate more interest.Any ideas on tomorrow? My guess is a bit of consolidation with possibly some medium sized profit-taking during the day (it always happens when a stock like this rises so no panicing for those here for the medium term). After the day traders have left I see a gentle run upwards over the next few months as more good news is leaked / published and more investors see the opportunity in this little gem! Thats just my opinion, so as always DYOR |
Posted at 22/6/2004 07:01 by davidmoran IMHO the only way this should go is UP! IC and others have just started to rate this and yesterday the punters arrived in a small way to take advise. No other news so the two must be correlated. This is however still a bargain in terms of Value Investors, Growth Investors etc and plenty more left in the rise if punters do start buying. IMHO the only reason it is off the radar for those investors searching the results for potential is its MV at |
Posted at 22/6/2004 06:43 by davidmoran Well well wellGood old Investors Chroncile go from ignoring this star of tomorrow (ie no comment or coverage on results etc) to promote it in one week (AIM value investing article suggesting convincingly the BEST on entire AIM) and about time. This was tipped 18months ago by IC and largely forgotten over recent months dispite the all important board changes and impressive beginnings of turnaround. As for Monday 21st, it is so good to see the 'spoon fed' investors doing their bit to raise it's profile (and price). And about time IC got their comments of 'buy' ratings on a company more likely to rise than fall. (They have recently tipped some shockers e.g. Molins, Ramco etc and missed some stars) Heads down for the interims poss in Autumn and if not released, the half year results in December (that should take in the 'Tom Foolery' range. This is not a chartists type of company. The only real way should be up as the management changes have made such a dramatic change to their direction (eg Debenhams deal) and effectiveness (eg Theo sticking to jewellery and Snoad coming in for management) As for me, I'm still holding for at least 40p plus on the sell price and possibly more. Just hope the spread comes togethre a bit now some real trading happening Finally, Cloko - still 'laughing' at the thought of buying into TFL? |
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