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VPC Venture Prod.

844.00
0.00 (0.00%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Venture Prod. LSE:VPC London Ordinary Share GB0031423188 ORD 0.4P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 844.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Venture Production Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
25/8/2009
11:44
END GONE FINISHED CNA HAVE A BARGAIN.
ludlow3
25/8/2009
11:08
Another one bites the dust....... shame.
thegreatgeraldo
25/8/2009
10:35
My last comment on this story.

Damian Reece in the DT today points out that CNA did indeed play a canny game and probably got the business cheaper than they might because the VPC Board refused to enter talks and secure a higher price via a recommendation.

The Board's intransigence ended up costing the shareholders just as Oilman's (et at)emotional attachment got in the way of sensible analysis.
Lack of knowledge of the rules governing takeovers was a recurring theme on this BB

Now off to the Humber Bridge - just in case!

phillis
25/8/2009
00:24
The Times: Venture boss to net £20m as Centrica wins the day



Mike Wagstaff might have lost the battle, but I think I could handle that kind of loss...good luck to him, whatever he does next.

verulamium
24/8/2009
20:02
gl o1lman, be seeing you around
hysteron
24/8/2009
19:16
Of course Dragon have been controlled by Enoc (52% stake) for a long time, but hasn't enabled them to takeover Dragon yet, so imagine VPC will be quoted on the market for a good while yet, time to abandon ship is if CNA get above 75%.
CNA have increased their holding to 48.4% and received valid acceptances of 58.7%.
After they settle these purchases on the 27 August they will then be declare the offer wholly unconditional.
As the choice is listening to Phillis with the likely outcome I throw myself off the Humber Bridge or say best regards and goodbye to fellow shareholders, it's
best regards and goodbye.

o1lman
24/8/2009
18:27
There is nothing wrong with putting up a bit of resistance when you believe you are about to be shafted, I prefer to keep my sphincter tight and intact. Only 1000p might see a loosening of the muscles.
hysteron
24/8/2009
17:17
They have bought the shares.

All they have to do is PAY for them

VPC can do nothing - but you are right technically, though what comfort you can derive from that I am not sure

phillis
24/8/2009
17:00
Phillis, gasman, is that the best u could come up with after four days, I'm waiting for the VPC statement before I admit defeat, just as a matter of record CNA as of todays date do not have control of VPC.
o1lman
24/8/2009
16:54
The fat lady is about to be sat on by a White Knight!

Well that's what would happen if the world was fair. I travel in hope and arrive in pieces.

bomfin
24/8/2009
16:44
I go with Hysteron the fat lady has not yet sung.

Fatfin

fatfin
24/8/2009
16:32
H
The fat lady has sung

phillis
24/8/2009
16:06
I'm not for rolling over just yet, without 75% they aren't delisting VPC so I'll just hang on a bit longer and see the eventual outcome. So what if it turns out to be dead money have you saw what the banks are paying on savings these days :o)

They, CNA still have a ways to go before achieving their goal.

hysteron
24/8/2009
15:48
FailedQS
Well said,i've never posted here before, always watched and taken in the various comments of discussion in regard to VPC over the last 12mths sorry to see it go

vatteton
24/8/2009
15:42
Soon-to-IPO Lothian were due to appoint another high profile director alongside Tom Hickey (ex TLW) and John Kennedy (Wellstream). Could MW be interested?

[edit]

exmooroil
24/8/2009
15:35
I agree MW is the man to follow just hope he has an appetite in his next venture.
mitzis
24/8/2009
15:34
Can't imagine he'll stay with Centrica for long, he's far too good for them.
verulamium
24/8/2009
15:09
shame to see a good Company like Venture go, but it's just the way the market is just now.

I work in the O&G business in Aberdeen, and have watched them grow over the years, in fact I've almost worked for them a couple of times....

Wherever Mike Wagstaff ends up, if he stays as part of the Centrica setup or goes to another company, I would follow him with my own cash, he is a good man to back.

failedqs
24/8/2009
13:19
Where is Gasman?

He has yet to make an appearance today

phillis
24/8/2009
11:41
cna nowup 8p more
ludlow3
24/8/2009
11:05
Looks like its all over.
scner
24/8/2009
10:37
I think there is a high probability that Centrica wont worry too much about the remaining 49%. They do now have control to the extent that they want. They want reliability of supplies, IMV, and don't see this as a strategic investment, and, subject to not being seen to be acting against the remaining shareholders, can supply themselves at will from the production of Venture.

So at 50% I think they have got what they want. They will offer to buy more, but I don't see them increasing the offer price several months down the road - but we shall see.

IMHO

gclark
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