Bt Takeover Rumours (BT.A)

These maverick Billionaires are not always a safe pair oh hands. Royal Mail is subject to a takeover by another one which substantially undervalues the Company IDS.

Action why would you sell at £1.50? Surely if a big buyer buys in at £1.50, they are going for more... Either takeover or massive recovery play.... They know more about BT than we do.... Perhaps they will get BT a really lucrative Indian contract.... Who knows their plans....

The only reason that this isn't being bid for is Draghi has financial problems and the Government would probably draw the line with BT! “The bidding bonanza for UK-listed firms goes on, and this is acting as a constant reminder to global investors that, even with the FTSE 100 at a record high, UK stocks look cheap compared to their US cousins,â€￾ said IG chief market analyst Chris Beauchamp. “At this point it almost seems like every major stock in the UK is up for grabs, so traders can hardly be blamed for piling in, in the hope that more big UK names are the subject of takeover offers.â€￾

Powerful sector news from middle-east to East last night Dunno how snyone expects a takeover here

BT.A WILL RECEIVE A TAKEOVER BID FROM ASIA AND/OR GERMANY SOONER OR LATER AND PROBABLY SOONER RATHER THAN LATER!

Chatter in the German meet lonely Ukraine ladies chatroom that BT will receive a takeover bid on Monday

The pivot from the Britain is broken, markets dont work brigade, they are not creating bargains for everyone, they are manipulating the price for a cheap takeover…to need to get those shorts closing so the price will rise is as hilarious

Don't let them shake you out! Philip Jansen may face one further challenge before he hands over his position as chief executive of BT to Allison Kirkby at the end of this year. Aggressive cost cutting and stronger pricing have reversed the slippage in BT revenues in the latest quarter. But questions over future ownership remain. A standstill agreement which prevents the French-Israeli telecoms investor Patrick Drahi from using his 24.5 per cent stake to launch a bid ends on November 24. Drahi currently sits on considerable losses so is unlikely to walk away without exploring ways of releasing value. He may not be the only impatient investor. Deutsche Telecom holds a 12 per cent stake in the group, a remnant of BT’s £12.5billion takeover of mobile group EE in 2016.