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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Cap.Man.& Inv | CMIP | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 97.50 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 97.50 | 97.50 |
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Posted at 16/5/2013 00:50 by rambutan2 Capital Management & Investment plc announces that on 14 May 2013, Algeco Scostman Holdings (ASH) through a newly-formed wholly-owned subsidiary, Algeco Scotsman PIK S.A., completed a $400 million payment-in-kind debt ("PIK Debt") loan agreement intended to fund a partial redemption of capital, net of transaction fees and expenses, to ASH's shareholders (the "Redemption of Capital"). The PIK Debt bears interest at a rate equal to 15.75% per annum (or 15% per annum to the extent paid in cash) and matures in May 2018 and is mandatorily pre-payable with the proceeds of certain offerings or other sales of equity and upon the occurrence of a change of control transaction. The Redemption of Capital is expected to take place during the next 6 months and the Company expects to receive EUR7.8 million. So, on a non dilutive basis that's approx 91p per share coming back to CMIP. Wonder if management will pay out any of it? |
Posted at 09/1/2013 18:36 by linhur Hi ramAusco has been absorbed and the debt goes through the roof, now might be the time to look at CMIP as a UK play on Algeco. Although Scotswood was bought at the top of the market in 2007 it still has a leading role in the US market for mobile sheds and the construction market in the US looks as though it has bottomed.Pity the stake in Algeco-Ristretto was diluted with the rollover of the debt last time, however still have 6.7% which might produce some return at some point. regards Linhur |
Posted at 19/7/2011 00:06 by rambutan2 Hi Linhur, Potential prob is how CMIP going to fund its share, if it comes down to that. At current share price would mean big dilution for any shareholders not participating, that's if concert party et al prepared to cough up. But if don't, then CMIP's share of Algeco gets diluted. Hmmm... |
Posted at 16/6/2008 15:12 by 234567 Anyone up to date on CMIP please ? 25k buy today. |
Posted at 18/7/2007 22:31 by linhur Looks a positive move by CMIP to add a second leg to the business. I like the fact that the Sun Capital partners are putting up a slightly larger amount than CMIP ($45mill) on their own behalf and the lead manager is used to working in the CIS.The only problems might be due diligence and political civil war at some point. On a slightly different topic, it is still hard to value the 28% holding in Ristretto although I have no doubt that it is progressing satisfactorily. |
Posted at 08/5/2007 13:33 by sxarchie3 Just found an old share cert for e-xentric for 500 shares, this company is now called CMIP, anyone know if these shares were split when e-xcentric changed name?Thanks |
Posted at 27/4/2007 14:32 by ikramu Someone bought 200,000 shares this morning (value of 80k). C'mon Blakes..I mean..x-Centric...I mean CMIP! :) |
Posted at 27/10/2006 17:29 by linhur Hi RamI was taking the E500/600m from the combined turnover of Ristretto and Elliott which was hinted at circa E600m for 2005 at the AgM. The board also said look at the US companies for p/e levels which are very high over there ( 25 to 30). It will be interesting to see what they do with the lolly - either a bolt on to Ristretto or something totally different. Quite optomistic about CMIP over the next couple of years. kind regards Linhur |
Posted at 21/9/2006 15:00 by linhur I am surprised no one has commented on the Interim results announced last Friday.By the end of the year they will have £38.5m in cash and still own 28% of Ristretto which is now solely engaged in modular construction units. If Ristretto combined with Elliott was say worth €500/600m the value of CMIP could be nearer 50p Looks interesting in the medium term and Ristretto certainly gives up the cash. NB I have increased my holding recently. regards Linhur |
Posted at 24/9/2005 13:50 by phil2003 LBO, I (personally) have no faith whatsoever in the management's past history. And no - I'm not shorting this, but as you can probably gather I'm annoyed at the losses incurred as this holding seems to have been used as an income stream for the directors using other peoples money, nothing more, I'll bail out soon enough (first 1/4 2006). In terms of why re-itterate the history of the company - fair question, you've shown you're a card carrying member of the bullish/head in the sand investment brigade.. that's fair enough, but fortunately some people prefer a more 2 sided approach to their investment decisions and investigate a companies history (ie: the facts) rather than just the tasty speculative stuff that may / may not happen in the future. Best of luck with your investment strat and I hope cmip comes good for you. |
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