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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Booker | BOK | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 224.00 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 224.00 |
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Posted at 24/2/2018 12:13 by chilledascanbe Kerry Hufton - sorry for the late reply - I have been away too - They will automatically apply the 42p per share and give you 0.86 Tesco shares for every Booker share you own if you don't say otherwise. You will receive the dividend if you hold your shares until COB 1st of March. You have to 'elect' what you want to do with regard to whether you want more cash, less shares or less cash, more shares. Obvs less cash means less tax to pay to the tax man, if your holding is significant. If you hold them in certificated form, you should have received the paperwork. If via a nominee account, you should ask your broker to make the elections for you (they will probabaly not offer this service voluntarily - you will have to ask). If you want to vote, you will need to get the forms from Booker website. As predicted, if the deal goes through, Charles wilson will be in charge, which can only be a good thing. |
Posted at 08/1/2018 16:49 by chilledascanbe It depends whether you think Tesco will do well in the future or not, bearing in mind Charles Wilson will probably be running the show eventually. The cash from the deal will attract CGT and the divi from Tesco is meagre at present. As a previous poster said - maybe better to wait until next month to decide. I guess it's unlikely Booker shares will suffer in the long term if the deal is ultimately rejected by shareholders. |
Posted at 22/12/2017 09:52 by chilledascanbe Thank you for your posts. It will be interesting to see what major Booker shareholders have to say in Feb, when they will have to vote whether to accept the deal in March. Potentially a spanner in the works for the deal? Booker have being paying a very nice dividend for the last few years, due to their strong cash position, in comparison to Tesco's meagre offering. However, if Charles Wilson takes an active role in Tesco's development, their performance could improve greatly. But I do feel we would be swapping out shares in a cash rich company at the top of it's trading sector, for one in a cut throat market threatened by the likes of Aldi & Lidl...Shame they're not hooking up with Amazon - similar to the Wholefoods deal. |
Posted at 11/12/2017 14:45 by blunderbuss Must say it's pleasing to see how perky BOK has become since getting through 220. Maybe people really do take notice of broker recommendations? |
Posted at 09/11/2017 09:11 by ganthorpe As a simple punter I see BOK at 198P and with TSCO at 175.5P the offer value seems to be about 193.5P.Personally I would not be keen to sell BOK at that offer price to get TSCO shares. If I wanted TSCO I would buy them in the Market. Surely TSCO are going to get their share price up again or improve the offer. Or abandon what has always looked an odd and controversial deal.It just drags on and on. |
Posted at 22/8/2017 18:30 by woodpeckers Certainly looks like something afoot today. BOK and Tesco both up substantially. Wondering if it is due to Parfett's comments. He certainly seems concerned that the deal looks like going ahead based on comments in the press over the last day or two. |
Posted at 30/1/2017 09:36 by woodpeckers Just checking the sums:With Tesco currently trading at 203p and BOK at 207p we make a profit of 21p. 0.861 x 203p = 174.78p cash 42p final div 4.03p return of capital 3.3p Total 224.113 Minus current BOK price 207p Profit 17p Plus we will get a closing dividend proportional to this tax year. BOK looking like a buy to me. |
Posted at 27/1/2017 09:48 by woodpeckers Yes you're right grantley which is why buying BOK is a no brainer. Also CW will do wonders for Tesco (see he has agreed to take all new Tesco shares) so their price will continue north IMO. |
Posted at 27/1/2017 08:47 by woodpeckers Well financially it makes sense to buy BOK shares if we get 42p back and .861 shares in Tesco. More importantly the new Tesco will have Charles Wilson and we know how good he is at turning companies around! |
Posted at 18/5/2016 07:23 by woodpeckers What's going on here then???? 5.5% up on no news?! Has Bok turned in to a leaky ship??? |
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