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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Atlas Est. | LSE:ATLS | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0WDBP88 | ORD EUR0.01 |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 86.50 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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| - | O | 0 | 86.50 | GBX |
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Posted at 19/4/2010 23:33 by sammu Yes as you say.Apparently: "The Offer provides Atlas Shareholders with an opportunity to realise their investment in Atlas for cash at a price that fully reflects the future prospects of the business." 90p - there is no way that 90p fully reflects the future prospects! The board better put up a fight. |
Posted at 14/4/2010 22:25 by sammu 90p my ar*e!With a non adjusted NAV of about 213p. Adjusted NAV is 260p. They might have had a chance if they had gone for say 130p. (still too cheap) I assume it is Livermore, but there are a few other significant shareholders. Maybe this is an opening salvo. Or maybe they want to put it into play to see if anyone will turf up to pick it up for a decent price. Livermore valued Atlas at an impaired rate of euro2.07 in their interim results, since when things have usefully improved: |
Posted at 17/11/2008 16:46 by cnx i think the 9 month report gives some ground for optimism for those prepared to waitbut the share price decline is major concern |
Posted at 24/8/2008 18:17 by charlatan7 The graph here is indicating a fast nosedive to 120p, i will be a heavy buyer at 75pence, once i have aquired my shares i shall let you no hopers know so as you can share in my success. |
Posted at 13/12/2007 14:23 by davebowler LIVERMORE INVESTMENTS GROUP LIMITED ('LIVERMORE( Their business is 'Provision of marketing services to the online gaming industry, and the operation of online gaming' ) Acquisition of Significant Share position in Atlas Estates Ltd. ('Atlas') Pursuant to its announcement of 7 December 2007, Livermore today announces the acquisition of an additional 1.87% of the issued share capital of Atlas Estates Limited, by means of the purchase of 905,000 issued ordinary shares in Atlas. Following this purchase, Livermore holds 10.28% of Atlas's issued share capital. Atlas is an AIM-quoted real estate investment and development company. Atlas's strategy is to build a high yielding investment portfolio and generate additional capital gain through development projects, with a focus on residential development. Its activities are focused in Central and Eastern Europe, excluding Russia and other former Soviet Union countries. Its current assets are located in Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and Romania. In the eleven months to 31 December 2006 Atlas made a loss before taxation of Euro9.1m and at 30 June 2007 Atlas had net assets of Euro253.2mt. |
Posted at 24/9/2007 10:38 by davebowler NAV now £3.62-so share price is at a 20 % discount.LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Atlas Estates Ltd reported a first-half to end-June 2007 pretax profit of 27.7 mln eur, compared with a loss of 9.5 mln eur for the 11 months of trading in 2006. It said the profitability has been achieved mainly due to a 34.8 mln eur valuation increase recorded within its investment portfolio. Net asset value per share increased 13.3 pct to 5.20 eur from 4.59 eur as at Dec 31 2006, the company said. The company also declared an interim dividend of 8.32 euro cents per share. |
Posted at 04/9/2007 07:22 by qs9 ANyone think this will push through £3 soon? WIll then be at around a 20% discount to NAV IMO at that price? What are other similar stocks sitting at in terms of discounts anyone know? |
Posted at 30/8/2007 22:58 by chuckie egg LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Atlas Estates Ltd said it has received an updated valuation for its 100 pct holding in the Volantari land in Romania, which comprises of three plots of land, with a total surface area of 99,116 square metres.The property investment company said Voluntari land is now valued at 29.7 mln eur, representing around 300 eur per square metre of land, compared to the previous valuation of around 90 eur per square metre. Amos Pickel, CEO of Atlas Management Company Ltd said, 'This valuation confirms the quality of this land, the rejuvenation of the area in which it is located and the massive growth of the Romanian market.' Atlas bought 60 pct of the land in June 2006 for 90 eur per square metre, and in July 2007 bought the rest for approximately 216 eur per square metre. This means an increase of 15.2m (£10.3m) since last valuation on 31/12/06. This equates to an increase of 21.1p in NAV or 14.8p in NAV @ 30% Tax. I assume that Atlas will be tax efficient, so the uplift in NAV will be towards 20p. If Atlas was trading on a similar rating to Dawnay Day Carpathian (DDC), then Atlas share price should be nearer to 370p. |
Posted at 30/8/2007 22:26 by sammu Interesting that the biggest rise in the share for 4 or 5 months happens a few hours BEFORE the announcement of a significant RNS regarding a revaluation.I happened to top up my holding a little this morning by chance, but I would imagine that some of this afternoon's buyers knew a bit more than the rest of us. |
Posted at 23/3/2007 16:11 by ptolemy Expecting good results on Monday. Share price now at float price a year ago but should be well below asset value. Expect good news on property yields and, therefore, divi..Let's see. |
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