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AGA Aga Rangemaster

184.50
0.00 (0.00%)
01 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Aga Rangemaster LSE:AGA London Ordinary Share GB00B2QMX606 ORD 46 7/8P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 184.50 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

AGA Rangemaster Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
16/12/2010
17:00
Hard to get excited about this one .Still sitting on a big paper loss, can't see it getting back to £3 for yrs.
wad collector
16/12/2010
13:38
Director bought 12000@82p not a lot,but a sign he knows things are well.
johnv
15/11/2010
15:46
The IMS should be this week with a bit of luck.
wskill
13/11/2010
21:06
Can anybody tell me what is the real figure for how much cash they made in the last results? I can find the following comments but i cant make any sense from them

The total cash outflow from operating and investing activities was £5.5 million
(half year 2009: £5.9 million).

Cashflow - The Group continues to place great emphasis on managing its
operating cashflow and the result was a small £1.8 million cash outflow in the
period (half year 2009: £2.0 million inflow). The working capital outflow was
£5.4 million (half year 2009: £2.7 million inflow) and followed a full year
inflow in 2009 of £22.9 million

- Net cash of £22.4 million is over £20 million higher than at the previous
half year driven by continued sound working capital management

smicker
12/11/2010
13:02
Interim Management Statement came out this day last year.
johnv
27/10/2010
19:42
Roddyb - THe pension problem is a worry. Its like someone been given a teaspoon in an egg and spoon race because there werent enough table spoons to go around.

Does anyone know if the deficit can get worse OR can it infact recover?
I would be interested to know;sensible answers welcome.

she-ra
27/10/2010
16:57
I see there is a price monitoring extension on this share - not too surprised, must be announcements on the way and the market makers know the bones of it already....
roddyb
12/10/2010
16:40
lovely 5% drop today - wonder why? Oh yeah, this is the mickey-mouse share that hops around two weeks before a value sensitive announcement is made.
roddyb
17/9/2010
17:15
AGA - don't you love this share? Seen more ramps than Evel Knievel

By the way, converted my aga to snugburner last year - best Aga investment ever must use £800 less of oil each year.

roddyb
31/8/2010
12:28
New AGA note on Stockopedia -
yespmedc
27/8/2010
18:25
Aga cooker firm returns to profit

Aga said customers were cautious of making larger value purchases
The maker of the Aga cooker has returned to profit in the first half of the year, but has warned it does not expect a substantial profit rebound.

Aga Rangemaster reported a pre-tax profit of £16.4m in the six months to June, compared with a loss of £2.4m in the same period a year ago.

dnfa1975
18/8/2010
18:24
I spent yesterday evening replacing the grill element on our Rangemaster cooker.I was not impressed that unlike most grills , you have to take the back off, which is hassle when built in.Not impressed AGA, hope you improve your engineering.Ironically also have an old Rayburn , no moving parts no problems but big oil bills.Perhaps this share is doomed after all....
wad collector
14/8/2010
17:52
wad collector - It's looking closer to 50p at the mo.I hope its nothing to do with their pension deficit or that the mm's are factoring in a potential double dip recession.

What annoys me about commentators is that if you keep talking about a recession you usually get one.Why cant they just talk it all up and the world will be better off for it?

she-ra
19/7/2010
18:14
£2 ? Maybe not this year.
wad collector
07/7/2010
09:30
No complaints about todays update then ,things are now on the up for AGA back to £2 with a bit of help from the economy.
wskill
01/7/2010
08:11
We are in.

A virtually unaminous vote yesterday.

darias
20/5/2010
18:08
looking weak? we got mullered today. Why a -9% movement? not another case of the market makers knowing the news before us plebs?
roddyb
23/3/2010
17:33
Still looking weak.
ls lowry
23/3/2010
13:05
Are you two still at it ?
wad collector
22/3/2010
18:05
You are clueless CR.
ls lowry
21/3/2010
20:34
You're a tool - I 3 bagged QED lolol!

If I gave back everything I have invested in QED now I'd still have doubled my money.

The more you speak the bigger the tool you look lol.

CR

cockneyrebel
21/3/2010
20:32
I notice your didn't mention QED you have taken stop losses twice. You dont mention all the companies that have been suspended either CR and the losses you have suffered.

As for this croc the pension deficit will take its hold on cash generation for years to come thats idf it survives with a possible sales slump.

You are getting desperate CR to pump away again.

ls lowry
21/3/2010
18:41
Yep, you're a cluless tool too.

Cash generation is massive here. These are just screaming to be taken over if the shares don't rise - I'll wait for that or a big earnings recovery but with the low £ v the $ a yank business will be in for these sooner or later - these are getting evber more popular in the US.

But you wouldn't get that - you're a tool. I'm holding so many multibaggers over the past 12 months that to hang on to a few swtalled bargains doesn't bother me at all.

Multi bagged AVE, PDG, DEB, IDS, CIU, ANGL, LSL, TTG, TPT, RMV..........what TF do I care about a staller or two? Most of those are 5 baggers - 10 baggers too.

One bagged YCO in 48 hours this week

You're a really big tool.

CR

cockneyrebel
21/3/2010
18:21
I agree you are a tool holding onto a stock with a huge pension deficit and the companies very costly to run....LOL

One customer not at all happy with her AGA...

"Aga's profits have slumped dramatically - and after her latest gas bill, Julia Llewellyn Smith knows why. They may keep you warm but cost the earth to run."

ls lowry
21/3/2010
16:00
Tool.

CR

cockneyrebel
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