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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Hansa Investment Company Limited | LSE:HANA | London | Ordinary Share | BMG428941089 | 'A' NON VTG ORD 1P (DI) |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 203.00 | 196.00 | 210.00 | - | 200 | 08:00:09 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty | -7.71M | -12.06M | -0.1005 | -20.90 | 252M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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05/2/2024 09:45 | new high today | jaws6 | |
08/1/2021 12:33 | Much stronger share price with 200s underpinned. Looking to buy more in 2 weeks as I accumulate by stealth. | mach100 | |
01/12/2020 17:41 | Glad to see a push above 200p and I am pleased to have uncovered HANA. Going to average up again this month as it is probably not up with events yet. | mach100 | |
25/9/2018 21:23 | On 17th July, the main investee company triggered brief interest in Hansa by talking of "the evaluation of strategic alternatives". Nothing heard since ? | coolen | |
25/9/2018 09:46 | Another year gone by and the Directors still have their head in the sand. The Solomon Family beneficiaries must be getting a bit cheesed off. | chillpill | |
27/1/2017 07:42 | I see 4 or the 5 directors are over 65 and 3 of them have been on the board for over 15 years. Looks like the board needs freshening up. I thought non execs were meant to be moved on after 6 per 7 years? The old boys club still exists. | chillpill | |
27/1/2017 07:30 | Surely it is better(NAV enhancing)to buy back shares at a 20-35% discount than invest in some hedge funds many of which are struggling in the current environment. Must be getting increasingly difficult on the executive directors to convince the non execs otherwise. | chillpill | |
09/1/2017 18:26 | Good value and happy to hold long term until the value is realised. One thing I would argue is that if the strategy of the trust is long term strategic investment, the cost of management fee should be much reduced as it means they don't do a lot really keeping almost the same portfolio all the time, with ocn accounting for over a third of the portfolio. | riskvsreward | |
05/1/2017 20:14 | Maybe, maybe not. Good stewardship of your hard earned cash. Happy to hold long-term rather than be short-termist. I agree its old fashioned. The odd buy-back would probably help. | topvest | |
05/1/2017 09:23 | A lot of questions to be asked of the Directors, Management and Trustees here. Family can't be happy either. If at such a discount why don't they do share buybacks to enhance shareholder value? That's what all other Trusts do. Stuck in a world gone by. | rock star | |
09/11/2016 21:02 | Hansa do announce daily asset values but not all news services publish. The London Stock Exchange (google "LSE") do publish and under both codes, HAN and HANA. Present nav is around 1185p XD. | coolen | |
09/11/2016 17:16 | Don't they issue RNSs anymore? | zcaprd7 | |
19/11/2014 21:30 | Premium of the Voting shares (HAN) over the non-voters (HANA) has risen to a lumpy 50p per share. Previously a fan of the voters, it is now HANA which a due a run. Huge discount to nav. | coolen | |
02/6/2014 07:17 | Is anyone reading anything into the director sell last week (most of his holding, >£100k value)? Other than maybe he needs £100k and has been waiting for it to recover its 2011, early 2012 values? Never fills me with much confidence when a company or a trust has a strategic review to refocus the investment approach and then one of the board (in this case the economics guru) sell down most of their stake within a couple of months?! Perhaps the broader strategy and the "desire to take better advantage of the expertise and resource available to us at our Investment Manager" means there's less scope for people to take on board his ideas... or maybe he's just had enough after 15+ years and is looking to step down at the next AGM? | bowlhead | |
22/4/2014 21:37 | Hansa are taking advatange of the new rules which allow capital profits to be distributed as additional dividend...and with a tax credit attaching. | coolen | |
22/4/2014 12:28 | It looks as if the company has belatedly realised that its discount is too large and is trying to reduce it. The strategic update at least has the potential to shrink the discount if it makes more people aware of the hidden value here. I presume this means that the company will be reclassified as a global investment trust. | biggest bill | |
04/3/2014 21:29 | They did mumble about doing things to improve "awareness" last summer. Maybe this is a start.. But I cannot see, under their present structure, how they can get away from being viewed as a privately-controlled tugboat company......as they always have been since I was in short trousers many moons ago. | coolen | |
04/3/2014 13:59 | Hansa Trust PLC At close of business on 28 February 2014 the Company held the following investments with a value greater than 5% of gross assets or were at least the 10 largest holdings, a declaration of which is required quarterly under the Listing Rules, however Hansa Trust PLC has decided to declare this information on a monthly basis:- % Ocean Wilsons Holdings Limited 33.97 JPMorgan Sterling Liquidity Fund 4.56 NCC Group 4.01 Weir Group 3.96 Cash Deposits 3.70 Herald Investment Trust 3.65 Experian Group 3.41 BG Group 3.22 DV4 2.72 Galliford Try 2.35 | tykethat | |
11/2/2014 00:36 | Historically, Hansa's voting shares usually trade at a lower discount than the non-voting shares. Once the discount starts to narrow (which I expect to happen over the next year or so), I think the voting shares will do better than the non-voting shares. | biggest bill | |
08/2/2014 22:39 | Minus point is less liquidity: Plus point is the vote. Historically, most split capitals saw their voters trade at a premium, sometimes substantial, because any bid action could make the vote valuable. Okay, in Hansa's case a hostile bid is unlikely. However, I'd much prefer to own the voters. | coolen | |
08/2/2014 09:10 | BIGBILL - I have just bought HAN rather than HANA but by mistake! - do you think that there is any advantage in having one over the other. Agree your comments on the discount. | beardmore | |
14/1/2014 10:39 | The discount here is now at 27% which is ridiculous. Going from past experience, a discount of this size won't last forever. I have bought the voting shares (han) rather than the non-voting shares (hana) since there is so little difference in the prices. | biggest bill | |
20/3/2013 18:34 | Good spot of yours, Mangal. | coolen | |
20/3/2013 16:47 | No wonder this is up today: | mangal |
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