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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Conival | LSE:CVL | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B01YXY55 | ORD 0.5P |
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09/2/2009 | 19:08 | SAINSBERY,S+MORRISONS | 5 |
11/9/2008 | 23:33 | DIVORCE SETTLEMENT/MARCO PIERRE WHIT | 20 |
01/9/2008 | 15:50 | NEW PRODUCT LAUNCH. | 31 |
11/8/2008 | 19:05 | conival - possible multibagger?? | 5 |
22/7/2008 | 11:58 | Conival Worth a Punt | 409 |
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Posted at 11/9/2008 06:50 by digging morrisons profit up as they take a bigger share of the mkt of cost cutting foods |
Posted at 04/9/2008 07:56 by 8trader Cant sell 50k online but buy a million at bid price.And a ramper who can barely write english trying to push it not realising 95% of all advfn users have him filtered :-)) |
Posted at 04/9/2008 06:59 by digging had contact with the broker about current share price.im informed things are going to plan launches on hells kitchen soon.AND MORE IMPORTANTLY MARCO PIERRE WHITE SOLD HIS 23 MILL @.95 TO SETTLE A DIVORCE SETTLEMENT. |
Posted at 01/9/2008 15:15 by 8trader 75k v 1 mil online and you can buy for the bid price.That's as dire as it gets ! |
Posted at 01/9/2008 08:03 by 8trader Trying to con others again william with your lies !You can buy 1 million with selftrade below the mid price. |
Posted at 29/8/2008 11:05 by digging buy price moving up. |
Posted at 25/7/2008 09:16 by lowrdr Conival is focused on creating food and drinks that combine superior taste and recipes with strong differentiated brands. The company is seeking to establish strong brand properties within several chilled food categories across both grocery, convenience retail and food service.Increasingly, consumers are switching their purchasing from ambient to chilled products as they seek clean ingredient lists, real discernable flavour and taste and the perceived quality of freshly made foods. Our business model involves establishing partnerships with expert food producers, distributors and retailers. Conival works with these partners to develop the recipes, packaging within our retail price targets to support the brands it sells and markets through each retail chain. Glorious! Marco Pierre White has redefined the way celebrity chef endorsed products are created and marketed. The brand combines the quality expected from restaurant quality food with the affordable prices achieved through an innovative partnership model. The high quality the brand delivers meets the standards Marco Pierre White expects, and is therefore willing to endorse the product. Sparky "for growing kids" is a range of super foods enriched with Omega 3. Functional foods are predicted to be a major area of growth and Sparky was the first brand to bring a range of Omega 3 enriched foods into supermarkets. Our pomegranate and apple juice drink contains 20% of the daily recommended amount of Omega 3 per serving, while our health bars combine oats, super fruits and Omega 3. Blenheim Palace Provisions is a brand built around a fruit proposition, based upon their heritage in growing fruits in their walled garden. The range of handmade desserts bring a new level of quality to the chilled dessert category. The innovative single serve pot, allows consumers to pick and mix from four flavours, and allows the brand to offer a competitive price point. Conival is seeking to bring innovation that will drive differentiation and profitable growth. |
Posted at 24/1/2008 20:36 by double6 It seems like the MM's have hammered the price on the 150,000 Sell which came through at 0.25pence.Two subsequent Buys have taken care of the Sell - am hoping for some upside . |
Posted at 04/9/2007 12:42 by rokkie dave-wI agree with what you are saying, Sparky and the palace range are not why I bought into this company. I think the Sparky range has too much competition to make any progress, especially with the supermarkets own brands of superjucies. I can only see Sparky going forward by the encorporation of a new Super fruit into the range, and by therefore keeping ahead of the competition. IMO i think added omega has had its day, after all lets face it who want to taste fish in a fruit drink?? My main focus has been on the potential of portfolio products. I don't think the celebrity chef culture is a passing trend after all the world is a fickle place. Branding takes a lot of research and launches are usually on the back of some good media attention. That's what we currently have, and may continue to have with Marco returning into the spotlight after 7 or so years. People seem to forget, or don't know, how good a chef Marco was and still is. I hope his career goes the same way as Gordon Ramsay, and as Conival own the rights to his name I say again, IMOA this share has great potential. Had the share price been at 10p now i'm sure my decision to invest might well be different. At less than 1.5p (which I have been buying at) I consider to be a good risk to reward ratio over the short to medium term. AS with all aim shares, with no news the share price wanders, but that doesn't mean that the company isn't doing anything positive and planning for the future. |
Posted at 15/8/2007 08:06 by andrbea copied from sfd board:pt: any views on packaging share.... cvl I just did a tiny trade to test the water my buy got put in the sell column ;-) (2682 at 0.85p) why did I dip my toe? well, I asked myself, why did the first buyer embrace a 0.25 - 1.25 spread he must be confident of getting his money back (12500 quid)? |
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