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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Chapel Down Group Plc | CDGP | London | Ordinary Share |
Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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37.50 | 37.50 | 37.50 | 37.50 | 37.50 |
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Posted at 05/9/2024 12:17 by wiganpunter Hi , I listened to it and have a pretty large position . i have to be honest it was really strange - the Tim Taylors job is at best equal in size and doesnt start until march 2025 and its private company so why would that even need to be done in the way its been done.so the strategic review was announced, Carter as ceo is privy to it and in the midst of that interviews for a parallel job . to me that means he either thinks its going to be sold and is jumping for the next thing as he doesnt have a lot of equity or has fallen out with the board who maybe want to sell it and he thinks its a longer term build . the start really is who funds the new winery - a buyer or shareholders . at 6m capacity with the current assets added into the new ones you get comfortably to a £75m plus turnover so on 2x sales thats a £150m company today so maybe its just a disagreement over what option to take but the stock should be a good story here once this is out of the way. or maybe option 3 is they dont think he's the right guy to carry on with it having been through the process - wray and Spencer are key here and they might want a different face . people making comments on harvest are missing the point - the inventory here is substantial so an ok harvest is irrelevant - it is about can you do 6m bottles a year at Prosecco prices and make the distribution work for you which for me has been the issue. I think it gets sold still or a large investor comes in with distribution power and you get to stay in the story but it was rubbish how they have handled this no excuses so am trying to see the end game through the noise. |
Posted at 04/9/2024 07:20 by ayl30 Online investor presentation at 4.30 today. No doubt they will be concentrating on the not so bad elements of the results |
Posted at 13/8/2024 21:13 by dartboard1 Chapel down and Gusbourne could do very well out of this offer period... but no institutional investors can get involved because of the low liquidity ... |
Posted at 25/6/2024 07:32 by mortal1ty Nah this company does placings not rights issues.This announcement is their way of trying to drum up business for it. Thing is, most institutional investors won't be interested at this price... And most pis won't be happy at the price they bought in at. So not sure where that leaves it. |
Posted at 25/6/2024 07:12 by typo56 Should this really come as a surprise to investors? How else were they going to fund investment in new vineyards and the new winery? |
Posted at 24/1/2024 17:00 by mortal1ty The other small issue is the fact this business has run out of cash and needs to rely on debt.Which is fine given the quality asset backing... but still, most companies like this don't like running into debt. So I suspect a placing is coming. Which also makes the move to the AIM market make sense. They want to tap a wider funding base. I bet new investors will want a discount though. |
Posted at 17/12/2023 11:55 by dicktrade Although these MOS tips always an immediatepositive effect on the share price usually from punters/traders this will bring CDGP into the wheelhouse of a lot more serious investors and may well bring a more long term , sustained rise. |
Posted at 13/12/2023 18:24 by dicktrade I just think holding an AQUIS stock put investors off. The liquidity and spread and being able to hold in ISA and SIPP has made it a different proposition. Plus of course that with all the marketing/weather/ha |
Posted at 03/10/2023 10:40 by wiganpunter I should add re the NAV comment from last weeks investor deck " the board continues to believe that the market value of the tangible assets is considerably higher than this UK GAAP reported value . " they reported them at £33m for H1 inc £15.5m of stock . they have 2.5m of bottling capacity / acreage is growing too over 1000 acres and the new Tenterden plant will be able to do 5-6m bottles . average selling price is £11 today . |
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