Bba Aviation Share Discussion Threads

[mr demolition] 18/8/2006 08:52

come on baby £3--£3.30-£5.40 lift off RNS NEWS DUE

[mr demolition] 18/8/2006 07:33

great chart by fingers of bba(£1)thread.

[mr demolition] 17/8/2006 21:47

Disposal of fiberweb on the cards and reports of higher profits should lift BBA 50% upside still to come.

[bigbertie] 17/8/2006 21:31

No. There was an RNS today but of little interest. I also noticed a big trade (1.7million shares) late in the day.

I would like to think that following the problems and delays on scheduled airlines there has been a surge in business at small airports and in corporate / private jets, which will boost BBA results. Better still a captain of industry travelling in a private jet has realised this and is starting to buy up the shares with a view to takeover. (Just my fantasies)

[jeffian] 17/8/2006 17:03

Add a bit more to your target sp, demo, and I might even get my money back!

8-)

Regards, Ian

[mr demolition] 17/8/2006 16:37

If the dsposal of fiberweb is true and results are excellent this will rocket.£3 level is the 18 year resistance level.So a break above £3 should open BBA upto £3.40 plus.very bullish either way.Not long before the news breaks.

[jeffian] 17/8/2006 16:23

Well, the recent share price activity, after a pretty dull spell, certainly suggests that something is in the wind. I suppose the obvious candidate is a revived Fiberweb disposal; I know the air servicing side has been going quite well but anything to do with planes must be tainted by current security fears, mustn't it?

Regards, Ian

[mr demolition] 17/8/2006 16:16

Results out 31st aug 2006 smart buying from standard life ahead of results?Are the results going to be better then the city is expecting?more contract wins or bid target.

[denpot] 17/8/2006 14:24

Decent rise, any ideas/news?

[bigbertie] 27/6/2006 19:48

some action at last - they are serious about demerging Fibreweb then.

[jeffian] 12/6/2006 23:20

Yes I am, bigbertie. I think it's called 'inertia'!

8-)

Regards, Ian

[bigbertie] 12/6/2006 12:14

just back from trip to France, and have checked my dividend again - it is 8.3p of course. I can't think what happened (the div was paid into an ISA so I didn't see the cert).

jeffian - you still holding? I am, because I think there is some upside when the company finally does something decisive....although it looks pretty gloomy at the moment.

[jeffian] 23/5/2006 22:53

It says 8.3p on my divi certificate, bigbertie. What you on?

Regards, Ian

[bigbertie] 23/5/2006 21:08

can anyone confirm the amount of the final dividend just paid? The results said 8.3p per share, but I seem to have received 7.47p.....

[bigbertie] 22/5/2006 13:56

but commodity and oil prices weakening now, are'nt they?

[denpot] 19/5/2006 12:36

not good guys, continuing to drop.looks like it's the higher material costs hurting the profit at the fibreweb division???

[bigbertie] 28/4/2006 15:39

what a dismal day - is anyone else still in this lot?
I'm a bit surprised though, the aviation side is ahead of expectations and the demerger of Fibreweb is the sensible thing to do now. I'm still holding, expecting a rerating when demerger is done and a brilliant new CEO is in place.

[bigbertie] 13/4/2006 19:48

message 89 seems to be missing - I'm posting this to try and flush it out

edit - no, it still hasn't appeared!

[asketgab] 12/4/2006 16:56

One step forward and two steps back...and even some big leaps
both ways seems to be way of it lately. So when I found this I was
so impressed I'm passing it along!

[bigbertie] 12/4/2006 16:44

8.3p of the drop today is the ex-dividend adjustment. it's dropped a bit more than that, probably because some people were waiting for the divi before selling

[denpot] 12/4/2006 15:47

hi, any ideas as to why the recent drop? could it be fibreweb problems?

[penycae] 08/4/2006 12:37

Morning. Bought a few of these on Friday. Shares look cheap. Reasonable divi due Wednesday. Can't be all bad can it?

[edgark] 17/3/2006 12:16

Just want one of these spikes to stick.