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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blueheath | BLH | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 28.87 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 28.87 | 28.87 |
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Posted at 04/6/2007 09:20 by tayyo Anyone know what the deal is if i've got a spreadbet on with IG under BLH. Should they move it over to BOK automatically when they recgnise the new ticker? (searched for BOK and not on their system at the moment)Thanks in advance. |
Posted at 04/6/2007 08:37 by cockneyrebel Will create a new thread later today for the new ticker Meanwhile BLH is now BOK and now trading on SetsMMs now too. CR |
Posted at 01/6/2007 21:17 by dibbs Anyone know if the new group is keeping the BLH epic or changing? I've not seen anything to say it is changing.CR, that breakout is still keeping us all waiting! Looking very promising though. Dibbs |
Posted at 10/5/2007 20:00 by battlebus Still a long way to run on these,if i owned 4 million shares i wouldn't be selling them and you can be sure that the main backers like Schroders won't be selling theirs either.We should see more upside when the both of sets of results are out two weeks after admission and a divi looks likely in 6 months time. |
Posted at 05/4/2007 14:17 by cortez I'm told BLH have no current forecasts. |
Posted at 05/4/2007 10:03 by cortez A financial site I use has company forecasts for 2007 at eps 3.5p. If BLH were to really do £5m profit on a cap of about £11m then PE is a ridiculous 2.2. If I assume the forecast was made before the shares dilution, then eps is halved to 1.75p and PE becomes 4.4. Hardly expensive but is it possible or realistic? I've e-mailed the co for clarification, don't hold. |
Posted at 01/3/2005 12:48 by diogenesj I wish that were true, Ian! Actually I sold my last API last week - the bid may be higher, if it comes, but it was a big profit and there's always a risk that the offer will fall through. I've also bailed out of BLH this morning for about break-even. As you say, they will probably get back on track, but with the market looking dodgy I suspect that there will be opportunities to get in cheaper later. Today's little gamble is Asos. I missed them last year, but I think they may just be beginning to look almost good value again. |
Posted at 01/3/2005 10:16 by iandippie Yes, CR is definitely on the ball. Dunno if it's really a profit warning. At first glance it seems as if they have delivered, but not in the time frame expected. The market is bound to take a dim view. But it might just be a buying opportunity in the near future.I remember when Premier Direct (PDR) announced restructuring was behind schedule (2 or so years ago). Price dropped like a stone to 30 odd p. Directors piled in from about 50p onward. It now stands at 765p. Completely different business I know. But it was an AIM company, meeting expectations - just not on time. If directors start buying BLH, then it maybe a similar scenario... |
Posted at 28/2/2005 21:30 by iandippie diogenesJ - ACE, NLR, TRS, BLH. So you're a SCSW subscriber too? I've only just subscribed (in the last 3 months). Are they as good as the seem? |
Posted at 27/10/2004 17:48 by m.t.glass 10:00 Wed 27 Oct 2004 Blueheath heading for the black Losses have been trimmed and important new contracts picked up at newly floated wholesale distribution group Blueheath. The company offers a no frills distribution service supplying everything from cigarettes and booze to confectionery to the country’s network of convenience stores and petrol forecourts. Listed on AIM at 121p through an institutional placing which raised £18 million in July, the shares are now trading at 145.5p having touched 152.5p. Maiden interim results for the period to end August show sales 12% up at £34 million and operating losses trimmed 33% to £2.2 million. Chief executive Douglas Gurr told Citywire he was ‘encouraged These include contracts to supply Europe’s largest cinema operator UGC, 170 Gala Bingo sites, forecourts controlled by BP and Total, and convenience store operator News Centre. Blueheath (BLH) uses sophisticated technology to mastermind next-day delivery services at close to cash and carry prices. There are two major competitors in the £16 billion grocery wholesale market but brokers believe there is considerable scope for growth. House broker Evolution Beeson Gregory is forecasting reduced losses of around £4.4 million for the current year giving way to profits of £2.5 million on sales of nearly £160 million in 2006. (Citywire) |
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