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WLW Woolworths

1.22
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Woolworths LSE:WLW London Ordinary Share GB0030738610 ORD 12.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.22 0.00 00:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
  -
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 1.22 GBX

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Date Time Title Posts
01/8/201319:33LET'S HAVE SOME FUN10,100
11/2/201220:29WOOLWORTH - Worthy of a takeover ?59
17/4/201117:42Woolworths shares are worth at least 24p- Mr Naghshineh6,073
13/1/201014:01WOOLWORTH....... RIP11
25/10/200915:12Woolies ....12 ?....thread without the header 2008.....432

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Posted at 26/8/2011 16:28 by smegly
Is there any chance WLW returning to the market?
Posted at 23/1/2011 21:28 by red nutter
WLW is on neglible value list on HMRC site saying dissolved on 26/2/09 why does it still show on my barclays account?

Can I claim as a loss now?

Thanks
Posted at 25/6/2010 09:34 by acornoptical
the plunder of woolies...firms left out of pocket while bankers get325million deloitte 10 mil linklaters 3 mill hilco 7.5 mil share holders sweet fa.
so the bankers get there money back what a shock. they sold the stock for half price and other assets for a pittance. this is a con on if i ever saw one we were sold up the river.no mention of lease values that nag and many others were banking on.
if they sold the stock as normal in the run up to xmas 2009 this company was not bankrupt and would still be tradeing
conned
Posted at 08/3/2010 19:15 by bigface
Logged in to see the Cluff article Davyy - Still licking my wounds after wlw - outragous really esp when they were 8p when Mwalker was sniffing around still made it backin Cluff (likely bid coming) I am logged in for full article and it looks like evolution securites think its worth 120+
Posted at 05/3/2010 18:49 by onlybuyrubbish
Thanks for that. Presumably none of the £17 million will go to the shareholders. The administrators will need all that to pay for their photocopying expenses !
Can one call this a "dead" share regarding tax losses for the current year, or do we have to wait until there is an official statement ?
Posted at 18/12/2009 17:01 by porketh
What is number 2?

I totally agree with you - it does need regulating. They advised WLW to liquidatem then got the role of liquidators answering to no one!

How can that not be illegal somehow?
Posted at 23/11/2009 17:31 by loganair
An interesting story about Deloittes. Apparently MG Rover had a finance arm which has just been sold and the so call phoenix 4 are going to share some £11m between them. Here's the interesting part it was Deloittes that advised th phoenix 4 to set up MG Rover Finance, and how to set it up and run it.

Apparently there is a letter from Deloittes that states about MG Rover Finance it was set up "to make money for the boys."

Need any more be said about Deloittes.
Posted at 15/11/2009 22:39 by davy99
Worth reading A.N. comments at the end of the Telegraph article including:

A report prior to administration by a major firm of surveyors indicated a price of circa 400m pound for the the shop leases and freeholds

So on balance the company was not bust but simply managed extremely badly and had the management realised they were not able to rescue this business,should have resigned and allow more competent people to take the helm and use the strong balance sheet to then implement more efficient business plan going forward.
Posted at 15/11/2009 17:07 by fazersix
Davy, ive always posted blaming the government for not backing wlw credit insurance,the loss to the tax payer must be fanominal as so many businesses where linked or indirectly linked to woolies,right down to the window cleaners,local shop,petrol stations and too many more to list.Then we have dole,housing benefit claims and the knock on effects across the board. WOW !

GL

f6
Posted at 14/1/2009 13:34 by fazersix
Wish someone could answer that question suppose we have to think of the closing price of wlw share on removal from the footsie @ 1.2p and delisted at 0p for a possible relisting price of 0p.

A rumour woolies brands for sale by Deloittes around 8 million squid.

It look to me as there's insufficient funds to pay all deptors and there must be thousands of us investors with empty pocket IMO.

I had an email from Deloittes stating there would be no monies for shareholders
this time quote !

Bigface - think that 16p thingy was based on a much higher wlw share price.
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