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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Cobham Plc | COB | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 164.50 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 164.50 | 164.50 |
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Posted at 26/7/2019 17:38 by steeplejack I see Cobham,like Inmarsat,has now joined the ranks of those companies keen to go private.What irks me is that such a move eliminates the possibility of existing shareholders enjoying any potential recovery in fortunes.Meanwhile,t |
Posted at 13/3/2018 13:11 by philanderer Questor: keep buying Cobham – time is back on the side of its management and investors |
Posted at 02/6/2016 18:23 by lord gnome AdamB1978 - Greetings - I would certainly expect / hope that the rebased dividend is secure and on that basis the shares look to be a reasonable buy for dividend in anticipation of longer term share price recovery.As regards the short term share price, unless the market now sees the refinanced Cobham as a screaming buy, which I doubt, the share price will suffer some short to medium term volatility whist the rights issue is absorbed. Previous experience with other companies has seen shares sold down to much closer to the rights issue price. If an institution is going to get 1000 shares in the rights issue that it doesn't really want and can't afford, why not sell their shares for 138p ex-rights and buy them back in the rights issue at 89p? If this doesn't happen, I will take it as a sign of institutional investor confidence in Cobham. Just my take on things. |
Posted at 05/10/2015 11:40 by salpara111 Well, it would seem that the recent investor presentation has done the trick in terms of generating some interest here.If a T/O materialises that would be great but even without it I don't see why it cant climb back to the 340 recent high. |
Posted at 29/4/2015 08:10 by johnwise BlackRock Inc has some 120+ investment teams in 30 countries, the biggest investor in the world, As of June 30, 2014, BlackRock's assets under management total US$4.594 trillion (almost as much as all private-equity and hedge funds put together) and another $11 trillion it oversees through its trading platform.. ...BlackRock Buy 55,914,503 Cobham Shares |
Posted at 06/4/2012 16:29 by scobiebreasley Cobham Now Owns 25% of Danish SATCOM FirmRNS Number : 9623A Cobham plc 05 April 2012 For Immediate Release 5 April 2012 Cobham announces acquisition of shares in Thrane & Thrane Cobham ("Cobham" or the "Group") announced on 12 March 2012 that it had withdrawn its proposal to the Board of Thrane & Thrane A/S ("Thrane & Thrane") regarding a possible recommended offer for Thrane & Thrane at a price of DKK420 per share in cash, as the Board of Thrane & Thrane felt unable to recommend its proposal. Cobham reserved the right to reconsider its position at any time. In that announcement Cobham commented that its strategy is to build market leadership positions in its strategic business units, by investing in technology. SATCOM is one such technology and Thrane & Thrane remains an attractive potential partner. Cobham has therefore continued to follow events at Thrane & Thrane with interest. Following the resignation with immediate effect of the Chairman of Thrane & Thrane on 26 March 2012, a number of institutional investors have expressed an interest in selling their shareholdings in Thrane & Thrane. This has resulted in the purchase today by Cobham from Jupiter Asset Management Limited and other institutional shareholders of 1,292,110 shares at a price of DKK420 per share in cash, representing approximately 22.74 percent of the issued share capital of Thrane & Thrane. Cobham has notified the Board of Thrane & Thrane that, taken together with market purchases, it now owns 1,453,795 shares, representing approximately 25.6 percent of the issued share capital of Thrane & Thrane. Cobham is continuing to consider all options available to it in relation to Thrane & Thrane. |
Posted at 01/12/2010 10:01 by fl4nders Did anyone attend the Investor Presentation? |
Posted at 03/11/2010 14:05 by johnsoho Having read the interim management statement it actually doesn't look that bad, certainly not, in my view, enough to have caused today's fall!!! anyway here is a cut and paste of itINTERIM MANAGEMENT STATEMENT Current Trading and Outlook For the first nine months of 2010, the book-to-bill ratio of the Group's Technology Divisions - Avionics and Surveillance, Defence Systems and Mission Systems - has improved in comparison to the equivalent period in 2009, remaining at a similar level to the first half of 2010. The Group's commercial markets remain stable, but fragile. However, the Group continues to experience delays and deferrals in the award of certain US defence and security contracts. Taken together, organic revenue in the Technology Divisions was slightly down on the first nine months of 2009, and it is now unlikely that a significant increase in organic revenue growth for the full year will be achieved. The Aviation Services Division has continued to deliver good organic growth. Given the uncertainty over growth in the fourth quarter, the Board recognises that the Group could make only limited underlying progress in the full year, benefiting from cost efficiencies already made under the first phase of the Excellence in Delivery programme. The recently announced UK National Security Strategy and Strategic Defence and Security Review and emphasis on countering terrorism and the critical need for technology provides additional support to Cobham's strategy. The Group's focus on developing and maintaining leading positions in critical, high technology defence and security, and commercial markets, together with the delivery of the Excellence in Delivery programme and the Group's other strategic objectives, reinforces the Board's confidence of continuing progress over the medium term. Operational Update The Excellence in Delivery programme remains on track and, as previously announced, very significant cost savings are expected over the next 3 years, with the anticipated efficiencies of GBP10m accruing in 2010. A detailed presentation on the programme will be made at an investor day on 30 November 2010. Cobham has announced a number of material events and transactions since the end of the first half of 2010, including: � A US$26m order in July received by the Defence Systems Division for ROVIS (AN/VIC-3) digital vehicular intercom systems for the US Army, with all deliveries to be made by the end of 2010; � Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contracts for the Defence Systems Division with the US Missile Defence Agency announced in July and October for infrastructure and deployment, and engineering and test, with release of the first task orders expected before the end of 2010. These contracts, which are worth up to US$565m and US$1,619m respectively over 5 years, provide a substantial position from which to expand the existing long-term relationship with this customer; � A US$18m first year award of a 5-year long term agreement received by the Mission Systems Division in August from the US Air Force to provide crew-breathing regulator overhaul kits; � A product damages award against the Group, announced in September, of EUR37m before tax, resulting in an October payment of GBP32m. A partial insurance recovery of GBP4m was also received in October; � The divestment of Cobham Maintenance and Overhaul (MRO) in France, part of the Avionics and Surveillance Division, in September for a cash consideration of EUR8m. This transaction is consistent with the strategy of actively managing the portfolio of businesses to focus on scale positions and of reducing the number of small operating sites; � In September, the Group announced the closure of the Avionics and Surveillance Division SATCOM facility in Michigan, USA with integration into an existing facility in Florida, USA. Cobham has also recently reached agreement to sell part of the Mission Systems Division site in Wimborne, UK for GBP9m, ahead of the move into a more compact, purpose built facility that is nearing completion on the site. Completion of the sale is expected in December. Financial Position Net debt had decreased to GBP319m at the end of September (30 June: GBP373m) as a result of strong operating cash conversion in the period and favourable exchange movements, as most of Cobham's debt is US dollar denominated as a natural hedge against assets and earnings denominated in dollars. Cobham's preliminary results for the year ended 31 December 2010 will be announced on 3 March 2011. |
Posted at 26/7/2004 17:32 by ilostamillion A punt for long term investors, not a ramp TRL Electronics will not be known to many investors of BA, But they are in direct competitionThis company was floated on the AIM on the 21st of July, 40% of the shares where issued to the market, the placement offer was 2.5 times oversubscribed on flotation, and well received by invetors. Revenues and profits are expected to increase by 30% year on year, Ultra attempted to purchase the company 6 months ago for an undisclosed amount in millions, a unique opportunity for a long term investment. How long it stays independant before the large companies BA,ULTRA,and COBHAM come in one will never know. Link from investors chronicle |
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