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CFT Chieftain Grp

210.00
0.00 (0.00%)
19 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
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
  0.00 0.00% 210.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Chieftain Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
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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