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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coffeeheaven | COH | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 24.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24.00 | 24.00 |
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Posted at 04/10/2010 09:03 by kimboy2 Sad news today from DP Poland;The directors of DP Poland PLC are sad to announce the sudden death of Richard Worthington, the Group's Chairman, who died unexpectedly on Friday 1 October. The Board extends its deepest sympathies to his family. He was of course the founder and driving force behind COH. I always found him extremely courteous and knowledgeable about EE markets. He was very communicative to PIs for a PLC chairman and seemed to love chatting about his company and was a real enthusiast. Very sad news. |
Posted at 03/8/2010 20:57 by kimboy2 This may be of interest to former COH shareholders;Similar modus operandi to COH but delivered pizzas rather than coffee. |
Posted at 11/5/2010 09:43 by carwhite carwhite is a Mrs, and was never in BKE that was a fools bet...crooked from the start.But carwhite did say COH was a con...and no doubt the majority of small shareholders will agree. |
Posted at 21/2/2010 09:23 by carwhite I did read somewhere the board of COH said they would never sell COH and lot of pathetic posters here nodded like Texas Nodding donkey's in agreement...Guess there are suckers born each day1 |
Posted at 20/2/2010 12:24 by carwhite We sold at 24 taking up the offer as it was on the table hasts over 300% profit before tax. We are very successful investors and have done well. so that is not my problem.Unremitting self satisfying Rampers like you are! The problems with COH have always been the poor quality of the management but few here would acknowledge that, every one here all thought they knew better than the handful that really did. You see if COH was that badly flawed they could not have given it away let alone sold it to WTB...NOW WATCH IT FLY IN THE PROPER HANDS. You were extremely luck with COH kimboy but I know that your investment philosophy will ensure you get badly burned in due course. |
Posted at 12/2/2010 09:35 by carwhite I say that for the simply reason its been all promises and cash calls.COH could not survive without its shareholders to milk and it is best sold to those who know the business. No Con??/ COH literature explained that their sites were only chosen after much research into the location and footfall(Lord I hate that stupid word. only to find very expensive sites closed soon after through a lack of either interest of business etc etc. Plus of course its never made a profit relying upon cash calls to boost the balance sheets. A Ford dealership is not a two bit coffee joint. |
Posted at 11/2/2010 20:07 by plus_ca_change If COH remains independent then there is every chance that as the company grows that the share price rises. I don't see how they have "conned" anyone; their annual report & accounts aren't exactly a work of fiction and it is a free world as to where we put our money, so I think it is a little immature to say that anyone had wool pulled over their eyes. COH rose to around 50p on the basis of a takeover; why should that affect the market, but it does. If a company reports a loss its shares dive, but that's not market forces that men and women at computer screens panicking for a perceived short-term loss. Capitalism works best when people look to the longer-term, rather than looking to make a quick dollar. That's why banks are so afraid of their own shadow -- pure "greed is good" culture and we thought the 80s were over. I know of a successful Ford dealership in the north that was a plc and the family bought back the shares; the family members are multi-millionaires and they're doing quite well without the interference of shareholders. COH is worth more than 24p and I say they're better of with WBT; they're brand leader in a growth market and they have everything to play for. Forget the idea of worthless currencies; they're 30-40 years behind us so the east should be seen as the next gold-rush economy and that it why WBT wants a piece of the action -- they're not stupid -- and COH gives them 90 stores in established territories. COH has done the hard work in breaking the ground, now WTB simply want to pick the low-lying fruit, if you forgive my mixed metaphors. |
Posted at 25/1/2010 10:14 by carwhite As said it does not take a great skill to make coffee and snacks.// However there are only so many mouths and I know that in general the indigenous people prefer their old milk shops for better value. Western coffee shops in those countries is only a fade. I believe the COH management have finally realised that after some of us warning them for years, and questioned their wisdom. Now they want out and quick. Whitbread will get burned too as why pay to do what you state in open shops next to COH, when they can do it without buying COH.....Its all coming out now. |
Posted at 19/1/2010 13:25 by mryesyes Whitbread are offering the opps in COH countries to the existing COH directors and managers, with increased package and 5 year contracts.With Whitbread Director on your CV in 5 years time, you can see why they want it. It is really too late now. Starbucks and the others will just open up next to the most succesful CH outlets without paying out £36m. It was always a daft arrangement (apart from raising further capital) for a plc in London with all those costs to be running ops in the poorest non euro European countries in an easy to replicate scenario The others know better how to compete with Costa, COH was not known to them, but now they can assess the footfall around the Costa/COH outlets and move in on the squares.piazza where there is the footfall and COH is full |
Posted at 15/12/2009 14:02 by cordwainer Maybe COH holders will be offered Whitbread shares. Whitbread last time I looked also own Premier (Travel) Inns - and I can tell you they beat the likes of Travel Lodge (or is it Travelodge?) any day.Those whitbread shares would be offered at a ratio according to the same date/price fix they based their COH offer on, so maybe an inherent 25% discount, just as their COH offer was at a 25% premium. Also I think whitbread shares will not be handicapped by the deal their getting. |
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