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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Charterhse.Com. | CHO | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.70 | 00:00:00 |
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Posted at 10/3/2006 12:32 by latifs100 Notification of Directors' DealingCharterhouse Communications plc received notification on 9 March 2006 that Mr. Geoffrey Gamble purchased 200,000 ordinary shares of 1p each in the Company at a price of 3.00 pence each on 9 March 2006. Following this purchase Mr. Gamble's holding in the Company is 11,881,801 shares. Charterhouse Communications plc also received notification on 9 March 2006 that Mr. Ivan Elliott purchased 200,000 ordinary shares of 1p each in the Company at a price of 3.00 pence each on 9 March 2006. Following this purchase Mr. Elliott's holding in the Company is 11,875,042 shares. on 10 march 06 |
Posted at 08/3/2006 14:21 by charmer1_23 Charterhouse Communications PLC08 March 2006 Charterhouse Communications plc 8 March 2006 CHARTERHOUSE COMMUNICATIONS PLC ('the Company') NOTIFIABLE INTEREST The Company has been informed by a letter dated 08 March 2006 that Bluehone Investors LLP is no longer materially interested in the Company's ordinary shares following a sale totaling 8,848,503 ordinary shares on 06 March 2006. This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange |
Posted at 30/12/2004 00:37 by boiledantelope Charterhouse Communications PLC11 November 2004 CHARTERHOUSE COMMUNICATIONS PLC (the 'Company') 11 November 2004 Notification of Directors dealing Charterhouse Communications plc received notification on 11 November 2004 that Mr. Anthony Peters purchased 50,000 ordinary shares of 1p each in the Company at a price of 3.75 pence each on 11 November 2004. Following this purchase Mr. Peter's holding in the Company is 50,000 shares. |
Posted at 24/1/2004 11:06 by grigor FINANCIAL TIMES"Look carefully behind the Isa selling blitz By Kate Burgess Published: January 23 2004 12:00 The adverts are being pasted up already and the worthy little booklets are appearing with the message: "Don't miss out on your ISA allowance". Fund managers are pulling out all the stops to avoid another poor season for sales of individual savings accounts. One company is budgeting for a 20 per cent increase in marketing spending, others are offering discounts to investors, or raising commissions to financial advisers to encourage them to push Isas to their clients. ... " |
Posted at 14/1/2004 01:04 by safman CHO is a penny stock.. of course there is an issue with debt.... u quoted a trading statement 11 months ago.. why don't u quote the most recent one...I think ISIS would of made a note of the debt before buying..there are risks, arn't they always with penny stocks.. its clear u are a burnt investor .. i thank u for pointing out the obvious, but the market for CHO is bouyant at the mo.. I shall see at next results whether or not CHO is worth sticking to.. With an MD buying /ISIS.. CHO may well be taken out, i don't think my portfollio would have risen over 423% over 13 months without having taken a few risks... |
Posted at 13/1/2004 23:57 by mrkournikova mrkournikovaThink you need to read results properly,and if your not shure ring the company and find out. 'ThinkBIG?' You're an illiterate idiot who is trying to ramp Charterhouse! Why don't you do everyone a favour and go and read the results for yourself. Safman, You say... and if u did not read the fundamentals ..then u should... their last results show that they are in the black and profitable.. So what, big deal! Charterhouse Communications made an operating profit of £1,026,000 and a profit before tax of £619,000. Those are the figures given in the highlights, but what about the low points? The screaming fact that you can't ignore is that this is a company with significant gearing. So hands up, who wants to buy shares in a company that over the next two years owes its creditors £10,041,000 when it is only making annual pre tax profit of £619,000? And you're saying that Charterhouse Communications is cheap on fundamentals? You would have thought that a company with a market cap of £7 million and making a large profit relative with the market cap would be paying a dividend. Charterhouse Communications can't pay a dividend as it needs every single penny in order to pay off it's huge mountain of debt. 11 months ago Charterhouse issued the following statement: following the recent downturn in the group's trading, it is currently in breach of its covenants to the bank Group debt has indeed been rescheduled, but a downturn in trading signals the end for this company. I've seen it happen before, companies with debt like Charterhouse end up going into liquidation...the banks don't like to be kept waiting for their money. ThinkBIG? so last results shown pre tax profit of just over one mill. Do everyone a favour and go away and read the final results. Charterhouse made an operating profit of just over £1 million but pre tax profit was £619,000. Do you need lessons in how to read a financial report? Do you need lessons in how to read accounts? Fundamentally Cheap? Valuing Charterhouse on a PE makes it look expensive as the EPS is -0.33p. From the Final Results: the loss per share after amortisation was 0.33p Amortisation - the debt is the liability to this company! when i spoke to the company and asked about the amount of debt they are in he said they are paying the debt of on time You're a private investor, you'll be the last person to know what is really happening! I'm afraid that alot of directors are liars! I've spoken to the directors myself a few times in the past and thankfully they strike me as being fully committed to their job, if a little naive in some of their business actions in the past. I would welcome a bid for Charterhouse Communications though! Regards, Mr K |
Posted at 13/1/2004 18:51 by safman Everyone is entitled to their opinions.. and if u did not read the fundamentals ..then u should... their last results show that they are in the black and profitable..LONDON (AFX) - Charterhouse Communications PLC moved into the black in the full year and said the mortgage market remains buoyant whilst interest rates areow and lenders compete for borrowers by advertising in its magazines. It added it is currently experiencing higher than expected levels of interest in its products for the more expert investor, such as Company REFS and the newsletter Investing For Growth. The increased sales of unit trusts and ISAs also are reassuring as personal investors recognise the recovery in equities after three years of bear markets. The comments came as it posted pretax profit for the year to May 31 of 619,000 stg against loss 356,000, on sales of 10.23 mln against 12.86 mln. Earnings per share before goodwill was 0.39 pence against loss 0.27 pence, and loss per share after amortisation was 0.33 pence against loss 7.56 pence. rn Out fit is profitable and they do have to repay.. BUT i also tend to look at whether the outlook is good for the company.. "By a letter dated 17 September 2003 the Company was given notice that as a result of a purchase of 1,000,000 ordinary shares of 1p each in the share capital of the Company ("Shares") on 16 September 2003 the following fund management companies in the Friends Provident group are interested in the Sharesreferred to below through client holdings:" Both the MD and ISIS have upped their stakes.. the market they are in is bouyant and is predicted o continue throughout 2004... U make your decison, and stick with it.. Good Luck... |
Posted at 13/1/2004 18:15 by mrkournikova Hi,Great to see that we've got some educated investors that are capable of reading accounts here! Great stuff, congratulations! Chaterhouse Communications will not rocket, simple as that. Chaterhouse Communications has a serious problem, and has a massive working capital defecit. 16th September Chaterhouse released their final results and this showed in the next 12 months that creditors are owed: £5,853,000 It's all very well them making an operating profit £1,026,000, but unless the banks remain fully supportive of them then they could go into liquidation at any time! Creditors due after the year are £4,188,000. No one is going to pay a massive premium for Chaterhouse if they bid for them, as a potential bidder will be taking on serious financial liabilities. Why would anyone want to throw good money away by investing in this company, when it could be lost at any time. I have a vested interest in Chaterhouse due to investing in it during the tech boom, it is the one horrible mishap in my portfolio. I would love to see Chaterhouse return to its former glory, but if it does succeed in getting out of this financial nightmare then you're looking at 2 or 3 years from here before the price returns to its former glories. My advice, watch, wait but AVOID Best Wishes, Mr K |
Posted at 13/1/2004 08:04 by thinkbig? tick up first thing this morning buyers must have returned,could be some more t trades today.looks like this will go back up to 7p very quickly like i said results should be good and this company makes a profit again well undervalued for some new investors who are thinking to buy these go and read the last results.Plus there could be a bid for them as well the buisness has turned around now dont miss out on this one |
Posted at 07/10/2003 08:55 by safman converesely ..this was their last statment..LONDON (AFX) - Charterhouse Communications PLC moved into the black in the full year and said the mortgage market remains buoyant whilst interest rates are low and lenders compete for borrowers by advertising in its magazines. It added it is currently experiencing higher than expected levels of interest in its products for the more expert investor, such as Company REFS and the newsletter Investing For Growth. The increased sales of unit trusts and ISAs also are reassuring as personal investors recognise the recovery in equities after three years of bear markets. The comments came as it posted pretax profit for the year to May 31 of 619,000 stg against loss 356,000, on sales of 10.23 mln against 12.86 mln. Earnings per share before goodwill was 0.39 pence against loss 0.27 pence, and loss per share after amortisation was 0.33 pence against loss 7.56 pence. rn ISIS assset management seem to show their faith ..1 mill buy at 7p.. all imo.. no need to ramp.. correct.. |
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