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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Chieftain Grp | LSE:CFT | London | Ordinary Share | GB0001919710 | ORD 5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 210.00 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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23/9/2008 14:33 | Very good cash rich company, how many of those are there about???????? BUY til your money runs out | tomkite | |
22/9/2008 17:10 | simso and philjeans. I think you pair have hit the nail on the head. As you say nice profit in the bank and the lucrative consultancy fees. | veryniceperson | |
22/9/2008 10:53 | To try and get an idea of how much of CFT is held by people who visit ADVFN and TMF, I've posted the following poll at TMF, Responses welcome. Cheers, Martin | shanklin | |
22/9/2008 10:14 | A few years back the co hit hard times and the directors had to put their own casn in , and guarantees, to keep it trading. I suspect the directors wish to exit, safely, with a nice cash profit , AND keep a nice consultancy salary for a few years, just to avoid the risk of all that again if things get tight. Still giving it away though and 250p would be a fair exit price. | philjeans | |
22/9/2008 09:58 | THe announcement implies that talks have been going on for a while. A month ago, the price was in the early 170's, and I wonder if the offer price looked a bit more reasonable at that point when the talks started. A set of fantastic results and positive outlook statement pushes the price up to 190+ and suddenly the premium is halved...and starts to look very mean. | simso | |
21/9/2008 22:29 | 10k shares and I'm happy to keep em at 209p | felix99 | |
21/9/2008 18:35 | 20k shares and no way Hose. | philjeans | |
21/9/2008 14:15 | my no vote on just under 30k shares | targatarga | |
21/9/2008 11:11 | My holding is less than 0.1%, not enough to tip the balance. | puffin tickler | |
21/9/2008 10:54 | Just out of interest do holders here have a significant shareholding. I know of at least four shareholders with nearly 1% stakes so there may be more to come on this deal before it gains full agreement judging by the stunned reactions here. I simply want an explanation. | davidosh | |
21/9/2008 08:50 | What a bizarre RNS. I would like to think that: - the directors realise that 209.2p is a complete give away. - any NOMAD would tell them this offer is at the wrong price. As simso suggests, I'd see £2.50 as being at the extreme bottom end of a sensible buy-out price. Given their ages I can see why some of the directors would be motivate to sell the company, but please not at this price. Not that it would make much difference, but my 0.3%+ would also probably be used to vote against this. Cheers, Martin | shanklin | |
20/9/2008 20:11 | Nice deal for the acquiring company! The buyer nets a nice cash pile on completion.... | targatarga | |
20/9/2008 15:47 | I will certainly be looking very closely at the terms of the deal to see what the what the directors receive from it. I would not expect a full value offer in the current climate but given the past solid growth, the bouyant sector and recent contracts I would have expected a price at least 20% higher. | puffin tickler | |
20/9/2008 14:44 | The north east press comment | davidosh | |
19/9/2008 23:11 | Yes, very odd, very low and very unexpected | puffin tickler | |
19/9/2008 22:52 | I would think from the wording that we will hear something more within a couple of weeks. It will need to be accepted or rejected and as a cash offer would be paid within 14 days after the deal goes through. It will be interesting to see how a vote would go though having seen the reaction here and I am still hopeful that we will end up with a stronger offering. The timing is bizarre to say the least...at the very tail of a dire weak but when the markets are in euphoria mode. They gave us such 'cracking' interims, promised more contracts and then say they will be recommending a 9% premium to the closing share price ...most stocks in the FTSE 100 did that with their eyes closed today !! What has changed in the last two weeks ? Malcolm Oliver had only just been given the role of deputy so succession planning looked well underway. I was happy to stay bedded in for the long haul and still am to be honest. | davidosh | |
19/9/2008 21:29 | Why! Why! Why! was looking so good. What sort of time scale are we looking at, anyone have an idea? | bigblueeyes | |
19/9/2008 17:58 | Very, very disappointing. You have to wonder whether it's best to sell in the market and reinvest in one of the many small caps that have been trashed in price lately - at least that way you have a chance of some near term capital growth. Othewise you are left with a wait of some months for this to go through, and with the price effectively capped unless a counterbid arises (unlikely I think given they've agreed this is an acceptable offer). So, goodbye to an excellent, cash rich, high yielding growth company..... What a rotten end to a rotten week. | penpont | |
19/9/2008 16:26 | I notice a bid from a 3rd party for DMP failed today, due to a poor economic/banking enviroment. | barn owl | |
19/9/2008 16:17 | On the one hand, it is a little surprising that anybody can easily raise the finance for a cash bid for any other company. Also interesting to see the share price completely underwhelmed by the news, almost as if it doesnt believe it will happen | simso | |
19/9/2008 16:13 | Possible bidders:- Cape?...Cammel Laird??...James Fisher??? | jeff h | |
19/9/2008 15:47 | The announcement did not have to be made as there has been NO share price movement on a day when the rest of the market (banks and big caps generally) are up 8%. Begs the question why say anything at all until completely a done deal. Maybe there is a reason for flagging this up now !? My advice FWIW would be hold on tight until we hear more and hope for a counter bid as there must be a number of larger players that would want the security of the large order book and future potential we all have been patiently waiting for. | davidosh | |
19/9/2008 15:41 | sounds more like a related party than a 3rd party.... | targatarga | |
19/9/2008 15:17 | I agree this is a very disappointing offer.I have around 1% of the shares, and would probably vote against this with them. Cash is always a positive in such a difficult climate as this, and unwinding a largish position for,me would always be difficult without a bid. However, I think this is too low by at least 40p. | simso |
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