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Stock Name	Stock Symbol	Market	Stock Type	Stock ISIN	Stock Description
Arden Partners Plc	ARDN	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B15CTY44	ORD 10P

	Price Change	Price Change %	Stock Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Close Price	Last Trade
	0.00	0.0%	17.00	17.00	17.00	17.00	17.00	08:00:00

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Arden Partners ARDN Dividends History

Announcement Date	Type	Currency	Dividend Amount	Period Start	Period End	Ex Date	Record Date	Payment Date	Total Dividend Amount
24/01/2019	Final	GBX	1	31/10/2017	31/10/2018	28/02/2019	01/03/2019	27/03/2019	1
14/01/2015	Final	GBX	0.75	31/10/2013	31/10/2014	26/02/2015	27/02/2015	27/03/2015	0.75
14/01/2014	Final	GBX	1.75	31/10/2012	31/10/2013	26/02/2014	28/02/2014	28/03/2014	3
23/07/2013	Interim	GBX	1.25	30/10/2012	30/04/2013	07/08/2013	09/08/2013	06/09/2013	0
16/07/2012	Interim	GBX	0.65	30/10/2011	30/04/2012	25/07/2012	27/07/2012	29/08/2012	0.65
08/01/2008	Final	GBX	4.5	31/10/2006	31/10/2007	12/03/2008	14/03/2008	11/04/2008	6.7
02/07/2007	1	GBX	2.2	30/10/2006	30/04/2007	12/09/2007	14/09/2007	04/10/2007	0
15/01/2007	Final	GBX	1.8	31/10/2005	31/10/2006	07/03/2007	09/03/2007	11/04/2007	1.8

Top Dividend Posts

Date	Subject
02/9/2015 14:20	profdoc: I'm fairly new to this company, but I spent some time analysing it, following which I wrote a 4,000 word report. Obviously I cannot post the whole thing here, but I would appreciate your views on the first section - is there anything I've missed?: Arden Partners, a stockbroking firm hailing from the Midlands, has a market capitalisation of £8.1m (share price 42.2p) but a net current asset value, NCAV, of £8.86m. It has £5.90m in cash, plus a bunch of shares it holds allowing it to act as market maker; these had a market value of £1.66m in April. So taking cash and easily marketable securities together we have £7.56m. On top of that are “Available for sale investments” of £0.51m which are longer-term holdings of securities and a “corporation tax asset” of £0.25m. Total liabilities are £4.21m, but the vast majority of this is “market payables”. That is, in its division which buys and sells shares for institutional investment funds, it has purchased securities and therefore has a legal obligation to settle the transactions (pay for them), but at the accounting date (30th April 2015) it has not yet done so. However, it has also entered into transactions just before the half-year end in which it sold shares and is awaiting payment from the buyers. Information on the amount outstanding for these “market receivables” at 30th April 2015 is not available, but I can see that “Trade and other receivables” are £4.75m, I can also see that over the past five years “market receivables” generally account for 80% – 90% of these. Thus it is reasonable to conclude that share transactions Arden has not yet paid for (the bulk of its liabilities) are offset by share transaction other people have not paid Arden for. Thus the liability amount shown on the BS is, in rough terms, wiped out. So, to all intents and purposes Arden has liquid assets (after deducting all liabilities) about the same as its MCap. I’ll look at the balance sheet in a later Newsletter (http://newsletters.advfn.com/deepvalueshares). First, I’d better explain what the company does. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
01/11/2007 21:51	clocktower: The share price seems to have slumped since my last post on this thread. It could be that certain investors are concerned that ther board of arden could recommend de-listing, as has occured at WTV. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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02/9/2015
14:20

profdoc: I'm fairly new to this company, but I spent some time analysing it, following which I wrote a 4,000 word report. Obviously I cannot post the whole thing here, but I would appreciate your views on the first section - is there anything I've missed?: Arden Partners, a stockbroking firm hailing from the Midlands, has a market capitalisation of £8.1m (share price 42.2p) but a net current asset value, NCAV, of £8.86m. It has £5.90m in cash, plus a bunch of shares it holds allowing it to act as market maker; these had a market value of £1.66m in April. So taking cash and easily marketable securities together we have £7.56m. On top of that are “Available for sale investments” of £0.51m which are longer-term holdings of securities and a “corporation tax asset” of £0.25m. Total liabilities are £4.21m, but the vast majority of this is “market payables”. That is, in its division which buys and sells shares for institutional investment funds, it has purchased securities and therefore has a legal obligation to settle the transactions (pay for them), but at the accounting date (30th April 2015) it has not yet done so. However, it has also entered into transactions just before the half-year end in which it sold shares and is awaiting payment from the buyers. Information on the amount outstanding for these “market receivables” at 30th April 2015 is not available, but I can see that “Trade and other receivables” are £4.75m, I can also see that over the past five years “market receivables” generally account for 80% – 90% of these. Thus it is reasonable to conclude that share transactions Arden has not yet paid for (the bulk of its liabilities) are offset by share transaction other people have not paid Arden for. Thus the liability amount shown on the BS is, in rough terms, wiped out. So, to all intents and purposes Arden has liquid assets (after deducting all liabilities) about the same as its MCap. I’ll look at the balance sheet in a later Newsletter (http://newsletters.advfn.com/deepvalueshares). First, I’d better explain what the company does.

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01/11/2007
21:51

clocktower: The share price seems to have slumped since my last post on this thread. It could be that certain investors are concerned that ther board of arden could recommend de-listing, as has occured at WTV.

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