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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 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24.00 | 24.00 |
| Top Posts |
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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 27/1/2010 11:56 by coffee911 "I have been in this share for 10 years"Mmm. The stock first listed on Aim in November 2001. I very much doubt you were an investor then. At least Whitbread can count on your 250 shares. Bravo! |
Posted at 22/1/2010 19:53 by mryesyes In any event for every Euro spent at its outlets, cents on the Euro came from the COH investors to make it happen and there was no profit to show.As an investor you allowed thousands of Eastern Europeans to enjoy a luxurious coffee shop, that cost more to provide than they paid for their beverage. It must now be clear to all that the 24p should be accepted. |
Posted at 16/12/2009 17:55 by coffee911 Correct, zero to be gained by selling right now. Other than the undertakings from the two directors (15%), Whitbread has a private investor who has pledged his 2.2 % and Artemis who are in for less than 1 percent. Pretty arrogant of Whitbread to issue statements suggesting it's all tied up. If they get 50% then it's in the bag, but that's a very long way off. |
Posted at 24/11/2009 18:54 by cool runnings If you look at the previous trading update from management there was zero mention of "strategic review and or discussions" today after abt 7 months in discussions, we got.....Strategic Review "The Company announced on 12 June 2009 that it was undertaking a strategic review to enable it to take advantage of a number of acquisition and other opportunities. The Company announced that, as part of that process, a party had also initiated discussions which might or might not lead to an offer for the Company and also that the Company had been approached by a number of potential strategic partners and investors. Discussions in this context are still ongoing. It should be noted, however, that there can be no certainty that an offer will be made nor as to the terms on which any offer will be made nor that the Company will conclude any arrangements with any interested parties. A further announcement will be made in due course, as appropriate. " The main part for me was that an interested party might make an offer...now the only reason talks will be ongoing at this stage of events ie 7 months is if a approx fair price has already been established for the business (obviously if a low price was offered then COH would have ended talks some time ago, so a fair price to both parties is obviously being discussed) and the fact that DD is still taking place! |
Posted at 03/11/2009 17:31 by cool runnings Carwhite, I was adamant and still am, an offer was made at a fairly decent premium, the management were reluctant to sell and no formal announcement was ever made. I have as a consequence been left with a very significant stake in the company having bought all the way down from 40p!! I am not convinced a bid will be forthcoming this time either however fundamentally the business is pretty solid.....I guess its one of those stocks you think you have an edge with when buying for a bid yet, you end up a long term investor ie not a very good trade!! Good luck |
Posted at 03/7/2009 19:54 by stuie it is not rw's company well spotted,but the investors have given him the power to run the company in the share holders best intrests.He is also a shareholder and does not want his investment and hard work sold of cheaply.As for turning a profit,it took a huge blue chip company starbucks 5 years before it turned a profit in the uk. |
Posted at 29/1/2009 13:41 by traderx2u I'm sorry that there are people here who have lost money, I do not wish that on investors, what I'm trying to say is that these coffee shops are bullsh1t investments, they offer nothing that cannot be done by the independants, they sell a mild poison at stupid prices, they really do not deserve the market share they have.We are possibly facing hyper inflation in a few years time, I'd suggest buying Gold and silver. If coffee is your thing then buy the real thing,buy long life vaccum packed and store for the long term, commodities are the only game in town. Over priced retailers have little chance in the medium term. jmho. |
Posted at 07/11/2008 08:22 by dino28 Good write up in Investors Chronicle today! |
Posted at 22/7/2008 10:23 by serratia Quote.com on SundayTimes PERSONAL INVESTOR: Mark Atherton says buy Scottish & Southern Energy, Pennon or a utilities exchange-traded fund - Market report - Smaller companies: RPC (talk of corporate action; SVG and JO Hambro, activist investors that have been deemed a concert party, this month increased their combined stake to 14 percent), Premium Bars & Restaurants (talk that Dawnay Day Properties, the vehicle of Guy Naggar and Peter Klimt, was selling down its 29 percent stake) - Tempus: Kier (hold), Anite (avoid), Global Mena (a buy) - Rumour of the day: Coffeeheaven (talk of a bid next week at about 57 or 58 pence; Howard Schulz, Starbucks' chairman, recently spotted in a Coffeeheaven and Caffe Nero is also thought to be interested) - Deal of the day: Helphire (managing director Alan Gilbert buys 2,068 shares at 95-1/2 pence each) |
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