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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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VT Group | LSE:VTG | London | Ordinary Share | GB0031729733 | ORD 5P |
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14/6/2010 | 14:59 | VT Group | 141 |
19/10/2007 | 07:31 | VTG - Looking forward to more? | 20 |
30/1/2007 | 10:25 | Significant director buys | 91 |
21/11/2002 | 10:48 | VT - recent posts to the Premimum Board | 10 |
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Posted at 24/3/2010 09:19 by biker Oh well, wrong decision to bail out yesterday. :)Still, over two quid a share in less than three months, so I'm not complaining. |
Posted at 23/3/2010 16:45 by biker I'm out too, at 722.5.I think that if there were a realistic chance of a counter bid then the price would be higher already. It's been a nice little run over the last few weeks. Wish they were all like this. :-) |
Posted at 23/3/2010 07:33 by spob of course another company can make an offer for VTGjust wondering who would be motivated to do so |
Posted at 22/3/2010 20:34 by tritan Offer in the making tomorrow at 730p per share so I hear. Should be an interesting day. |
Posted at 28/2/2010 16:14 by topvest Yes, I agree. It appears to be what is right for management and "building the empire". VT Group have been caught with "their pants down" - best bet for shareholder value is getting the best price possible and open up the books imo. VT are a good company and have done well, but £7 or so now would be a reasonably strong proposition at this stage. |
Posted at 28/2/2010 15:54 by togo2 Pressure from institutional investors for vtg to open books to bab,article in todays Sunday Times. |
Posted at 17/2/2010 15:04 by steadyitgoes New report on VTG: |
Posted at 15/2/2010 11:48 by mf10 0856 GMT [Dow Jones] VT Group's (VTG.LN) win of a contract valued at up to GBP35M to provide support to the RAF's fleet of Tucano training aircraft should help underpin future forecast assumptions, says Panmure Gordon. Says although it's a relatively small contract by MoD standards, "it does show that decisions are still being made this side of the election, especially where maintenance and support is concerned." The brokerage also notes VT's increased offer of 294p per share for Mouchel (MCHL.LN) and says this would make the transaction around 9% EPS enhancing. Reiterates buy and has 630p target. VT -2.4% at 496p. (MMA) |
Posted at 14/12/2009 13:56 by what is a login ? I found this press release from Mouchel (Epic= MCHL) I expect the VTG share price to rise if they walk away, but will they?RNS Number : 0437E Mouchel Group plc 14 December 2009 (...) Statement in response to press speculation Following press speculation yesterday, the Board of Mouchel Group plc ("the Company") confirms that it has been in receipt of two unsolicited approaches from VT Group plc to acquire the entire issued and to be issued share capital of the Company. The Board believes these approaches to be wholly inadequate and at a level which substantially undervalues the Company. The Board has discussed these approaches with its advisors and has unanimously rejected them. The Board understands that VT Group plc remains interested in pursuing a transaction. Contacts: Finsbury +44 (0) 207 251 3801 Mike Smith Charles Watenphul Gordon Simpson (...) END |
Posted at 13/7/2009 18:41 by tourist07 What is not clear to me is whether the "working capital injection" is a loan or a permanent adjustment to the share price.It seems to me that for it to be a permanent adjustment, it would need to be a permanent increase in the working capital requiements of the JV which I imagine would be quite hard to calculate/prove. Agree with you marvelman, its a horse trade ... but no doubt VT will close the stable door behind them .... :) I think that a share price drop of 30% since Jan is overdoing it especially when the prospects for govt outsourcing are arguably stronger. Once the share prices stops sliding, I will be looking to add below £4.50. Meanwhile, a divi is a small compensation. |
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