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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Clapham Hse | CPH | London | Ordinary Share |
Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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73.00 | 73.00 |
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Posted at 17/9/2010 15:26 by liveinhope Over 19% of issued shares seem to have be sold today looking at volumes traded. A done deal for sure. Looking at the history of CPH it seems some shares were placed in 2007 at 300p. Ouch! No wonder the market/buyers were not too generous in the final take-out. |
Posted at 01/8/2010 20:12 by jazza Why we and the CPH board should tell Capricorn (or whoever the potential bidder may be) where to go if they don't offer at least double the current share price .. |
Posted at 08/4/2010 14:22 by jazza Yeah, read that via google gb...doubt it's the same bloke mind you..looks like he's got bigger fish to fry (or burgers to flip) than CPH..u still got a feed into da GS jungle drumz? 2 see who our man is? |
Posted at 08/4/2010 14:09 by jazza Actually, that JK looks to be into CMBS....not sure why he might interested in CPH...even though they do have property assets...Probably someone else.. |
Posted at 13/10/2009 12:11 by jazza Blackrabbit,SCSW "knew" they were gonna get rid of Tootsies. After CPH wrote-off ALL the Tootsies goodwill, they were effectively "worthless" in the accounts.. The fact that they'll get some money from the sale of the 11 Tootsies already agreed (and perhaps a little more for the other 10) is good in so far as it will eat into the already reducing debt pile...although I think SCSW (and others) were hopeful for a sale of the whole Tootsies business for somewhat more than £2.5m...probably goes to show just how big a basket-case Tootsies was.. Good riddance as far as CPH are concerned although I hope they get a buyer for the other 10 Tootsies restaurants - 175 jobs at risk and although I want to profit from my CPH holding, It'd be heartless to feel good about another 175 on the dole... |
Posted at 13/10/2009 10:17 by liveinhope jazza - Market today has taken news well. Could losses of the companies placed in Adminisration have a tax benefit for CPH over time? |
Posted at 12/10/2009 23:54 by jazza I'd say "thank god" rather than "ouch".Tootsies was a poorly judged acquisition in bouyant times. I'd prefer it for CPH to have flogged Tootsies/Dexters as a going concern for £xxmillion but if they were not going to make a profit AND distract management attention from the more successful GBK/TRG brands, then they are better off without.. There's no goodwill writedown to worry about as they've already done that, all that will happen, in truth, is that the net debt of the company will reduce, group turnover will reduce, profitability might go up a bit and focus will shift 100% to growing their viable brands.. A positive move for me, although it could have been more so.. |
Posted at 29/9/2009 14:22 by rampmeister CPH taking over the South Bank! - they already have 'Real Greek' in the same area.RM |
Posted at 11/9/2009 21:51 by dumbolena Hi Guys!GB (CPH) look'n and tasting good for a punt at these low levels? |
Posted at 28/8/2009 16:10 by jazza Personally thought RTN's results were dogsh*t - just like their food..like-for-likes -3.5% compared to +6% at CPH, yet higher rating...go figure. They're a bigger, better known (?) company than CPH - so that might explain the rise. Unless Goldmans/PPT are pumping.. :-) |
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