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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Aukett Swanke Group Plc | AUK | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 1.60 | 08:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 1.60 | 1.60 | 1.60 | 1.60 | 1.60 |
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Posted at 29/12/2024 18:19 by zeppo catch007Further: One major investor added whilst one was selling.(see posts and 371 and 374) The seller may have been in before the mergers and acquisitions. Having complete control of a couple of other low share price companies that person may simply have begun to look elsewhere where more influence could be gained than would be welcomed by this complex, ambitious group. |
Posted at 24/4/2018 16:52 by norbert colon Yes, I keep buying small quantities each month including today as I believe over time lots of small long term (historic) holders will capitulate and the valuation may then pick up assuming mgt show that business is stable.At sub £3m mcap there is lots of value here for the patient investor. |
Posted at 16/11/2017 17:37 by norbert colon Yep awfully illiquid and unlikely to change unless one of the major holders decides to reduce their holdings although history would indicate this is unlikely.Next results in January which should provide some clarity as to future prospects. I would encourage investors now to think about attending the AGM next year to demonstrate to the Board that they should engage with retail investors. It's a two way street. |
Posted at 12/1/2017 13:08 by norbert colon On closer inspection here this morning I can see value of around 7p so have bought a few. Will try to attend the AGM in March and look forward to seeing some other investors there? |
Posted at 17/9/2015 18:24 by iankn73 Here is an email I received from Beverley @Aukett this morning. I'm sure she wouldn't mind me posting this. I would be gobsmacked if a profits warning was issued.Thank you for your email and interest in our Group. I can appreciate the downwards trend in the share price is disappointing. The recent director sales have been due to personal circumstances and do not bear any relation to their view of the Company. In one instance the sales were taken up by other Directors, in the other Broadwalk Asset Management, one of our institutional investors took the opportunity to add to their holding with an extra 2.7m shares on the 8th September. In relation to news on contracts and existing projects much of this is covered through our main website under the projects or news sections. Whilst I cannot confirm an exact date, I would expect to issue an update in November, ahead of our final results publication in January. Kind regards, Beverley |
Posted at 06/1/2008 11:13 by masurenguy An RNS would be required to announce any change in shareholding, where the owner has more than 3%, whether it is a buy or sell and whether that owner is a current or former director/employee, a private or corporate investor or a nominee. The company cannot release this until the shareholder reports the transaction to them which is supposed to occur within 3 trading sessions. An overseas domiciled investor cannot be compelled to report this information so unless Blakes holding is held in an overseas nominee account, he has a legal obligation to report any change in his shareholding to AUK and they then have an obligation to release an RNS. |
Posted at 06/1/2008 08:05 by marvelman I think this is could be our sellerJ Blake...........an employee of the company....13,030,63 I didnt spot an RNS stating that he had left the company but I am not sure of the rules regarding the position of an ex director selling a 9% stake...if that is his intention.I assume that if he is an ex director then an RNS would only be required as if he was an ordinary investor. |
Posted at 02/1/2008 23:04 by mistertibbs Thank you MM. Much appreciated. I look forward to their comments on future prospects, given all the current uncertainty in the market. I wonder if some of those sales are folks comcerned about recent announcement on that old nugget called tax. Since this share has risen from 3p to near 19p at one point in such a short time, this type of share price movement should be expected, I suppose. So be it.hvs....your commemt may have been a little more relevant on another thread me thinks, possibly SMC perhaps? I worked in banking when they were buying Estate Agents and even us little folk could see it was a mistake.At least AUK appear to stick to their onions. Interesting wee point is that their annual results hard copy was also translated into Russian. Investors over there or maybe just keeping the authorities happy? I found that very unusual for this size of company. |
Posted at 27/11/2007 18:49 by marvelman Yes Silver..its how you measure it.Often the tax position of these companies are not always clear so although strictly not the correct (OFFICIAL and UNABRIDGED) version of calculating p/e is as Masure says, the rough and ready measure that many investors use is the simple one I espouse to. Anyway, as I am tired of explaining my reasoning to Masure (and many others reasoning) I wont labour it.Suffice to say I will continue to state my P/E calculation using MY preferred measurement and the interprutation is just the same on a different level.I had not thought of using curry nights to calculate the divi but I see exactly where you are comming from...I wish others could do the same.Regards. |
Posted at 27/11/2007 10:37 by greengiant The company's reputation has been slightly tarnished through association. In my mind they made the correct decision by walking away from the acquisition, but, with the problems in this sector last year, investors are wary. One to sit on until results - then, your patience will be rewarded. gg |
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