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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Bond Intl.Soft. | BDI | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 124.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 124.00 |
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Posted at 05/10/2016 18:40 by asagi Dear boadicea,AXA Investment Managers UK Ltd, ... have provided to Constellation UK an irrevocable undertaking to accept the Revised Offer in respect of 4,050,000 Bond Shares currently under its control ... AXA have confirmed that it would not, in their reasonable opinion, be in the best interests of such beneficial owners to withhold or withdraw any acceptance under the Revised Offer unless a competing offer with a consideration in cash or cash equivalent of 121.275p or more per Bond share is received). Am I reading this correctly? AXA think that it would not be in the interests of investors, pensioners etc to tell Constellation to shove off if, say, 120p was offered by another party. Asagi (no position) |
Posted at 04/10/2016 10:42 by asagi I do not understand how, in exercising their fiduciary duty to their customers, AXA can refuse any offer over 115.5p. Surely they have to get the best price for their investors, rather than say they won't accept any subsequent offer below a certain level?Asagi (no position) |
Posted at 07/9/2016 13:27 by asagi Dear IronPyrites,According to Bond's AIM Rule 26 disclosure, Constellation + Liontrust = 43%. hxxp://www.bondinter Asagi (long BDI) |
Posted at 24/8/2016 12:41 by asagi I'm assuming these unsolicited calls are not to mom and pop UK investors. They would be to the small number of institutions that Bond would need to block the bid.I sold some this morning. I was massively overweight. Asagi (long BDI) |
Posted at 20/8/2016 22:37 by asagi According to the AIM Rule 26 disclosure here:hxxp://www.bondinter Liontrust + CEO (Mr Russell) + Axa + Fidelity = 41.5% of the vote Liontrust + CEO can stop the 105p bid dead as together they have over 25%. Are we to infer then that Liontrust has agreed to 105p? Or, is Constellation using 105p bid to smoke out another offer for the software division. CEO + Axa + Fidelity can stop 105p bid. I am unsure if Constellation can stop the sale of the software division to another party. I have previously tried to calculate the level or recurring revenues in the recruitment software business. I think it may be more like £5m pa than the £10m I may have suggested previously. I would like Bond to now give us this figure. Presumably any acquiror that they are in talks with knows what it is? management of the disposals to date has been reasonably effective and continuation in that vein could lead to a pleasant surprise. Agreed and I guess that's the crux of it. Asagi (long BDI) |
Posted at 06/10/2015 14:32 by pj 1 I have taken profits today and exited. Mainly due to performance of other investments and a need to preserve capital, and also as I did not like the price action.Good luck to other investors PJ |
Posted at 25/2/2015 18:56 by battlebus2 I'm in the same position P.J. need to cull a few tortoise shares. Trouble is we only get news twice a year and the new rules meaning co's are not obliged to issue trading updates isn't good for investors like ourselves. |
Posted at 11/1/2013 10:48 by tradervic Bond International Software Group to showcase at the London Innovators and Investors ForumIt is our pleasure to invite you to attend the forthcoming Innovators & Investors Forum on the 29th January 2013 at the Business Design Centre, London. This will be an exclusive invitation only event organised by Shares Magazine and Cenkos Securities. As an active private investor, we are sure you would appreciate this unique opportunity to receive privileged access to 30 diverse, forward thinking and energetic technology companies at a single event. Many of the exhibiting companies are currently involved in some very exciting projects in an effort to drive future growth, and development within their industries. The event will be supported with an extensive conference program, including keynote speakers and company presentations. We sincerely hope you are able to attend and that you find the experience both profitable and enlightening. Companies represented include: 1Spatial Avanti Communications Bango Bond International Software Group Brady CML Microsystems Corac Cyan Holdings eg Solutions Energetix Group eServGlobal Forbidden Technologies Fusion IP Globo incadea InternetQ IQE KBC Advanced Technologies Netcall Optimal Payments Plastics Capital Probability Quindell Portfolio StatPro Group WANdisco Event time: 12.30pm to 5.30pm Complimentary refreshments and luncheon provided To register for this event please CONFERENCE AGENDA AS AT 09.01.13 (To be updated once presentation speakers are confirmed) 12:30 Registration & Lunch 14:00 Keynote speaker - Richard Penny, Senior Fund Manager - Legal and General 14:15 Shares Magazine presentation - Russ Mould, Editorial Director 14:30 Company presentation - David Richards, President & CEO - WANdisco 14:45 Company presentation - Henrik Bang, CEO - Netcall 15:00 Company presentation - Marcus Hanke, CEO - 1Spatial 15:15 Company presentation - tbc 15:30 Coffee Break 16:00 Company presentation - Stephen Blundell, CFO - eServGlobal 16:15 Company presentation - David Baynes, CEO - Fusion IP 16:30 Company presentation - Stephen Streater, CEO - Forbidden Technologies 16:45 Company presentation - Charles Cohen, CEO - Probability 17:00 Company presentation - Simon Smith, Non-Executive Director - Cyan Holdings 17:15 Close This agenda is subject to change and alterations For further information, please visit our |
Posted at 06/4/2011 11:28 by sirlurkalot I'm just looking in, prompted to look again at Bond by posts elsewhere. I haven't looked at Bond much in the last few years - I left cyclicals and GARPs in 2007 and 2008 and people may know me better as an oil and gold investor over the last few years, prompted by what I thought the macro environment might be after 2007-08. The oil and gold prices have been pretty good over the last few years, but sadly I've learned that often individual miners don't deliver the production they forecast.I sold out of Bond in Aug 2007, as disclosed in post 1331 on this thread. I seem to have been reasonably lucky in the share price performance since. I've read the results yesterday, which strike me more as surviving and clinging on rather than the serious growth you want from cyclicals like Bond. I fear the UK recovery, such as it may be, in 2011-12 will be anaemic and without creating many new jobs soon. I feel it's a little too early for Bond just yet - I understand the game is to buy before momentum builds, but I feel green shoots will be slow to appear. Perhaps I'll look in again in a year's time, but then I've changed in the last four years and am now much more international as an investor and UK-orientated companies like Bond don't really do it for me, perhaps ever again. Best of luck to all holders. I won't be visiting often, so if you prefer to start a new thread, the header of which can be more actively updated, feel free, I won't be offended. |
Posted at 10/9/2009 11:55 by investinggarden Buy/Hold recommendation from Growth Company Investor |
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