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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Xpediator Plc | XPD | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 43.75 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 43.75 |
| Industry Sector |
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| INDUSTRIAL TRANSPORTATION |
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Posted at 24/7/2023 20:27 by arctic1854 Well thank you all for your input regarding payment of funds. Armed with this info I prepared this morning to get onto my broker again to see what was going on.Before I did so however I noticed odd changes to my account. On investigating I found these changes to relate to the dividend payment. However instead of it being a credit, some genius had pressed the minus button and not the plus button, thus showing available funds as a minus figure. I would suspect too much sauce over the weekend or some such. Either way to my broker's credit, I got through to them straight away and they sorted the problem straight away. I had a go about the outstanding sale funds and that has been credited now, so all is well. As for what to do with the money, well who's to say what is best. I'm now retired but spent my working life in transport, my only reluctance about transport related shares would be that when times are hard transport is one of the earliest sectors to be hit. Equally so though generally it is one of the soonest to recover. The market is forward looking so over a period of time this could well not be an issue. Either way I think there could be better sectors in which to invest. If you believe in 5 or 10 years from now their will still be a housing shortage then go for the house builders. Many of them have low or no debt so all the better. As house prices may fall, so will the cost of land that they purchase. Maybe even the brick manufacturers to spread the risk a bit. If you think that in time commodity prices will recover then the miners may be a sound call. Personally I'd avoid the coal heavy dependent ones. Finance stocks are cheap right now. The banks may be an overly brave call but the insurers are cheap enough, with very generous dividends. Just my thoughts and what do I know, if anyone has a better idea I'd love to hear it. GLA |
Posted at 24/7/2023 17:01 by tanneg RedAlert - my dividend arrived today with ii |
Posted at 24/7/2023 13:18 by big7ime Have had the divi but not the cash for shrs, bloody broker! 🤪 |
Posted at 24/7/2023 08:45 by redalert tanneg, did you also get the 2p divi as I have not had this yet with ii. thank you |
Posted at 21/7/2023 18:03 by arctic1854 Has anybody received anything from the company? I've just spoken with my broker who says they have not had any form of communication from Xpediator in over a month, so it is not simply them not yet processing a payment but them having no payment to process.Their RNS of 7th July gives today as settlement day. Quote: 'Settlement of the consideration to which any Xpediator Shareholder is entitled in respect of the Offer or the Special Dividend will be effected within 14 days of this announcement, being 21 July 2023.' |
Posted at 26/6/2023 12:33 by mfhmfh if this share is held until the company de-lists, will all shareholders become shareholders in a private company or will we be paid 42p per share + 2p dividend? |
Posted at 18/4/2023 14:05 by arctic1854 Alas, if only what you say were the case. As soon as a company starts using words like despite, you know that something could be up. I quote. "The company recognises the economic uncertainty and resulting potential headwinds created by the events in Ukraine driving up inflation and creating caution around business and consumer spending and constantly reviews its plans and performance to mitigate these," the directors said. It doesn't really matter how well the company has subsequently handled the situation. Sentiment over reality has damaged the share price. As for a downturn in the economy all you have to do is look at the figures reported. Increased revenues sure but a miserable profit margin and cancellation of the last dividend tell the story. I wouldn't put too much credence on the most recent trading update. Very possibly this was just an example of the directors looking after the interests of shareholders, by trying to put spin on a share price whilst under negotiations with Blyth and co. It may seem that I am leaping to their defence, but not really, I just believe in innocent until proven guilty. My interests and yours are aligned as shareholders. If you have evidence of wrongdoing, then present it, and if credible then I, and I am sure all the rest of the small shareholders would be fully behind you. |
Posted at 18/4/2023 10:11 by big7ime Except Ukraine hasn’t affected XPD nor has what some reckon a downturn in the economy which I don’t see evidence of, the trading update was quite clear. Management aren’t looking after the interests of shareholders which is what they are paid to do. But heh that’s now typical |
Posted at 10/4/2023 18:29 by arctic1854 I've never previously posted on here, but feel inclined to comment on the XPD offer. Everybody seems heated about 44p, and rightly so. It does seem to undervalue the company I don't know, maybe by half. It is very odd that such a lowball offer would have the directors support. You then have to recognise that there are two sides to every story. Maybe just maybe this is a fair offer and they know something that we the small investors do not know. Were XPD a FTSE 100 company there would be ructions, but it's not. The space they occupy does not have the same expectation of reporting or accountancy The old boss would probably know this, and priced this offer accordingly. The directors may have been offered some dodgy inducement, who can say. The options for us could be to take our concerns to the financial conduct guys. We wouldn't win any vote. But really, what would be the point. Interminable delays at the cost meanwhile of any decent share price, to eventually get nowhere. It seems to me that the best course of action would be to put this one down to experience, and move on using the money on something better. Should anyone be curious I have an average purchase price of 42.6p. So yes I would be in profit, but barely. Hardly worth the bother. Regards and GLA. |
Posted at 10/2/2023 23:25 by svend2 If XPD are letting themselves up for sale at least inviting the freight forwarding community in and participating in the bidding discussions with companies like DSV in Denmark might be an obvious initial invitee to level out the bidding. Can someone who knows the brokers for XPD, please engage in order for us SHAREHOLDERS at least get a BETTER/fair deal THAN WHAT HAS BEEN LABELLED SOFAR? |
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