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BCP Boundary

1.50
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Boundary LSE:BCP London Ordinary Share IE00B1W7FK04 ORD EUR0.25
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.50 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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24/8/2010
20:58
Boundary Capital plans to cancel its listing on exchanges in London and Dublin because it cannot meet the associated costs.

The Dublin-based firm is also seeking shareholder approval to change its name to Fleming Capital, and said it still has not agreed an extension of its debt facility with Anglo Irish Bank.

"After careful consideration, the board believes that it would be appropriate at this juncture to cancel the trading of the ordinary shares on AIM and ESM as the costs of maintaining a listing are not justified due to the difficult financial position the company is in and particularly given the company's reliance on its bank, Anglo Irish Bank, as outlined in the annual report sent to shareholders," it said in a statement.

Boundary Capital recorded a loss after tax in 2008 of €54.4 million arising from the revaluation of its portfolio to €29.2 million from €80.4 million. This was further decreased in 2009 to €11.2 million.

Its net asset deficit widened to €29 million at the end of last year, with €39.2 million owed to Anglo Irish Bank

lbo
28/7/2010
09:13
STATE-owned Anglo Irish Bank is to take control of Arnotts, the historic Dublin department store struggling to pay huge debts of €260m.

In a surprising twist to the banking saga, Anglo, which was bailed out by taxpayers, is now set to control the iconic department store, which opened in 1843.

lbo
24/7/2010
13:27
NATIONAL Irish Bank (NIB) is entitled to judgment for €8.87m against financier Niall McFadden over personal guarantees he gave on an overdraft facility for a company of developer Paddy Kelly's, a judge has ruled.

NIB had last August secured summary judgment orders for €8.5m against Mr Kelly and businessman Paul Pardy over their guarantees for the same overdraft facility for RQB Ltd (formerly known as Redquartz Boundary Ltd).

lbo
01/4/2010
17:56
some of us dont have the private board some one start an open one on Boundary capital plc Thanks
dd776
08/2/2010
15:13
Boundary may not see return on Arnotts



Dublin-listed investment company, Boundary Capital, today said that it is unlikely to see a return on its 28pc holding in Arnotts because of the high level of debt held by the department store.

Boundary said Art Holdings, the company that owns Arnotts, was in talks with its bankers about a restructuring of its debt.

"The level of debt owed by Arnotts means that there is unlikely to be any material value for Boundary Capital's investment in Arnotts," it said in a filing to the Irish Stock Exchange.

"The outcome of such negotiations is uncertain at the present time but is likely to result in restructured facilities, however the level of debt owed by Arnotts means that there is unlikely to be any material value for Boundary Capital's investment in Arnotts," it said.

lbo
29/1/2010
21:19
THE PLANNED €750m redevelopment of Arnotts has been delayed again -- after yet another appeal to An Bord Pleanala
lbo
05/11/2009
19:20
Financier Niall McFadden is opposing a court application by National Irish Bank for €6.3 million summary judgment orders against him arising from his personal guarantee over loans to acquire the Buy & Sell classified ads business.
lbo
19/10/2009
21:16
Debtors flee Irish bankruptcy laws
lbo
02/10/2009
09:42
Founder McFadden quits his struggling Boundary
'Risk and uncertainty' as company battles to repay loans

lbo
01/10/2009
07:23
Shareholders hope that Boundary's prayers for debt extension bear fruit
lbo
24/9/2009
07:28
NATIONAL IRISH Bank was granted judgment in the High Court yesterday for €8.615 million against RQB Limited, formerly known as Redquartz Boundary, the property investment firm backed by financier Niall McFadden and builder Paddy Kelly
lbo
24/9/2009
07:26
Property highflyer feels squeeze



JUST TWO years ago, Niall McFadden's Boundary Capital took a 28 per cent stake in department store Arnotts for €40 million, cementing his role as a central figure behind one of the city's biggest property developments

lbo
31/7/2009
11:31
NATIONAL IRISH Bank is seeking summary judgment orders for €8.5 million against beleaguered property developer Paddy Kelly and two businessmen – Niall McFadden and Paul Pardy – over personal guarantees given for an overdraft facility for Mr Kelly's company, RQB Ltd.
lbo
26/7/2009
20:21
You should steer clear of SiteServ
lbo
06/7/2009
10:44
Boundary left with few options



Too much debt, not enough cashflow.

lbo
06/7/2009
10:34
Boundary writes down value of Arnotts stake
lbo
02/7/2009
20:47
Boundary slumps as doubt hangs over Anglo debt talks
lbo
30/6/2009
11:44
Boundary Capital in Anglo debt talks


Dublin-listed investment company Boundary Capital has reported a pre-tax loss of €54.7m for last year, compared with a loss of €2.7m a year earlier, due to a fall in the value of its investments.

lbo
29/6/2009
09:54
Buy and Sell enters examinership
lbo
22/6/2009
19:29
Wealthy investors facing losses on land deals
High-net-worth individuals are sitting on significant losses on investments in land. The troubles for private equity group RQB, founded by Niall McFadden, are symptomatic of a wider malaise

lbo
22/6/2009
13:18
Odd mix looks set to end up in Nama pot
Apart from loans over acres of development land, Nama could end up with lots of other unexpected assets as security, says Louise McBride



The Arnotts

superstore

As Arnotts' upcoming flagship store on Henry Street is still being developed, any multi-million loans taken out from Irish banks to finance the project could easily make their way to Nama. The bill for the new development -- known as the Northern Quarter -- could hit €1bn. Brunner Limited, an investment vehicle largely owned by the Irish investment firm Boundary Capital, bought 45 per cent of Art Holdings, the new holding company for Arnotts, for €65m in September 2007.

Boundary, which is led by the financier Niall McFadden, invested €40m for an indirect 28 per cent stake in Arnotts. Boundary also teamed up with Anglo to invest €25m for a 17 per cent stake. Boundary used €11m of its own resources, as well as a €29m loan, to fund its part of the deal. The development, which is expected to be finished by 2011 and open for trade in 2012, will include 47 new shops, 17 cafes, restaurant and bars, 189 apartments and a 152-bed four-star hotel.

lbo
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