Blavod Wines Share Discussion Threads

[sueyou1] 13/1/2014 13:29

If it closes at this price then it's a breakout. Here's hoping for no MM skulduggery such as moving it back down before the close!

[lanzarote666] 13/1/2014 12:30

Looks like a break-out to me.

Do you think people have been reflecting on the Greene King statement and believing that people have been out there drinking a lot over Christmas?

[deanroberthunt] 13/1/2014 11:48

volume big already.

[someuwin] 13/1/2014 10:37

Chart looks fantastic.

[aim999] 13/1/2014 10:31

700,000 gone through on ISDX already

[deanroberthunt] 13/1/2014 10:25

need on or near 4m volume ususally to breakout.

[aim999] 13/1/2014 10:16

Hotting up

[someuwin] 13/1/2014 10:06

Can't buy any volume.

[aim999] 13/1/2014 09:55

Building ahead of trading update

[huntie2] 13/1/2014 09:27

go, boys.......!

[deanroberthunt] 13/1/2014 09:17

next leg up?

[sueyou1] 12/1/2014 20:39

pete, the company is going to create brands, build them up, sell them off, it is not going to end up with worthless products because it will be continuously developing new brands. My money is they will have more experimental brands like the Nordic Vodka, I mean, who would have thought of putting Gin botanicals in Vodka? Perhaps they will try them in a Rum once they have sold RedLeg (there we go, selling off a leg LOL!).

[berny3] 12/1/2014 18:48

The last raising should be the last. That raising was to pay down debt and facilitate expansion. The company is forecasted to be profitable in next financial year. Currently it is cash flow positive.

So as I understand it currently the company and growth is sustainable. Without the need for additional outside cash.

In terms of 1.8 price ceiling. It is just that. Unlikely too many new holders will step in until confirmation of profitability is given or a significant new distribution agreement. Once the new holders come the price will move sharply (it already has moved a lot from the last 1p placing) 1.8p is a nice 80% move currently 1.65 is still 65% growth and it feels that the price is stable at this point. Who knows what the next move will be if we get some good positive news.

[risk1] 12/1/2014 16:45

Was thinking about capacity

They may need cash to expand

The only reason a mention it is because share price stalls at 1.8p

[aim999] 12/1/2014 16:34

Small placing was last November .... I don't think one is required, especially as hoped we are profitable and trading well

[risk1] 12/1/2014 16:31

As long as there is no phat dilution which is not certain in the wild west of the stock market

Opinions re a phat placing anyone?

[aim999] 12/1/2014 16:22

Well maybe we will hear more in the coming weeks & months ..... I looks as though we will have a collection of 7 or 8 brands. I'm hoping that we will get something from them soon and we get results end of March..... We a £6m market cap, this share is a steal

[berny3] 12/1/2014 13:54

it is not the hope of selling off the family silver it is the potential value in the brands.

[petersinthemarket] 12/1/2014 12:55

From time to time this thread discusses which part of the company's product range might be sold off for a short term profit. To me this would be like an animal stock holder selling off one leg at a time. The result would be that the remainder was much less successful and perhaps no longer even viable. I suggest that many, if not most, of the investors here would much prefer that successful products should not be sold off to third parties and that all board decisions should be directed towards growing the company strength so that the company and all its investors continue to gain value over a somewhat longer period. I do not know very much about the philosophy of our directors but I would hope that they understand and support the continued growth process. GL to all holders, pete

[berny3] 11/1/2014 18:21

Look at Grey Goose Vodka sale. Don't under estimate the value of a good brand.

Diva Vodka
Blavod Vodka
Blackwoods Gin
Blackwoods Botanical Vodka
RedLeg Rum

In 1998 Grey Goose was named the best tasting vodka in the world by the Beverage Testing Institute. The company was eventually sold to Bacardi for US $2.2 billion in August 2004. That year Grey Goose was the best-selling premium brand vodka in the United States. The company sold more than 1.5 million cases that year.

[aim999] 11/1/2014 11:34

Agreed 10p would be roughly £30m market capRedleg could be worth more alone if a major came in

[dante17] 11/1/2014 09:39

We could easily be at 10p in a year's time (or sooner if a bid is made for RedLeg or Blackwoods).

[aim999] 11/1/2014 09:19

3.0pAssuming we have reached monthly break even with a target of 5p mid spring. We should see the other products out in the market then

[welshmentrader] 11/1/2014 08:54

Thankyou Berny3

Any share price targets in mind when the company announces profit?

[aim999] 11/1/2014 08:41

I'm expecting a business update very soon