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Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Creightons	LSE:CRL	London	Ordinary Share	GB0002341666	ORD 1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.00p	+0.00%	31.00p	30.00p	32.00p	31.00p	31.00p	31.00p	3,184	08:00:16

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Personal Goods	34.8	1.6	2.0	15.3	19.35

Creightons Share Discussion Threads

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Date	Subject	Author	Discuss
07/1/2019 13:36	Unless they're planning a tactical divorce :-)	cockerhoop	Read Full Thread Reply
07/1/2019 13:10	Thanks pireric, I had a feeling that notifications still had to be made, but thought others might be more familiar with the rules!	muckshifter	Read Full Thread Reply
07/1/2019 11:54	Still on the radar in terms of whether a notification has to be made. Wouldn't be surprised if it's for tax reasons as you suggest	pireric	Read Full Thread Reply
07/1/2019 11:48	Anyone any thoughts on the recent share transfers from directors to their wives, which made me curious? Forster more or less split his holding with his wife, which perhaps would be sensible in terms of tax free dividend allowance and capital gains in the period before options are exerciseable in three years. Stevens transferred most of his shareholding, which might make sense in the same way, if he has large dividend income elsewhere. But do these transfers put both blocks of shares off the radar in terms of needing to report director's dealings, ie. can they now be sold without notifying the LSE? Alternatively, do either of these transfers represent a hell of a bunch of flowers?	muckshifter	Read Full Thread Reply
23/11/2018 17:07	H1 results presentation given by Bernard and the team on Wednesday. Https://www.piworld.co.uk/2018/11/23/creightons-crl-h1-results-november-2018/ (Probably the same as above, but the link isn't corrupted.)	tomps2	Read Full Thread Reply
23/11/2018 15:27	Creightons (CRL) H1 presentation hxxps://t.co/a4Ii33vwW2	carcosa	Read Full Thread Reply
23/11/2018 09:27	A higher frequency of smaller trades so far, tipped somewhere possibly but appears to be a seller about at this level still, clears the 33/34 area and will be a fast move back to the 40s.	matt123d	Read Full Thread Reply
22/11/2018 11:12	No sells It’s not technically a short when you gamble using cfd/spread bets. You’re not selling stock, and circa 90% those are losing trades so looking at it that way we have a 9:1 chance of it rising, 🤣 yippee	big7ime	Read Full Thread Reply
22/11/2018 08:49	A couple of very experienced traders seem to have appeared here!	matt123d	Read Full Thread Reply
22/11/2018 08:00	Oh no.... I thought we had a good board going here... Filter time....	steve3sandal	Read Full Thread Reply
22/11/2018 06:03	How big is your short here ! Mates shorted IDP what's your position here Bobby boy	applegarthlse	Read Full Thread Reply
22/11/2018 06:02	I'd suggest otherwise old bean. Good luck SHORT looking good as mentioned yesterday 20p retrace target.	applegarthlse	Read Full Thread Reply
22/11/2018 00:37	41p within two weeks suggests CWise	big7ime	Read Full Thread Reply
21/11/2018 22:27	Looking good for a SHORT on this stock, current price over bought so would expect retrace over coming weeks without news to be 20p. VB	vulcanbob	Read Full Thread Reply
21/11/2018 19:57	Very well run company , increasing margins, revenue - I can see then acquiring some time in the next 12 months - take time to watch the presentations on piworld	croasdalelfc	Read Full Thread Reply
21/11/2018 12:08	Sourcing from the Far East can tie up extra capital due to the longer lead times. The investment in the business with growth alongside the operational changes is huge for such a small business and requires such a large amount of planning. If only some of my larger companies could replicate this.	deanowls	Read Full Thread Reply
21/11/2018 12:02	Yes excellent figures. Seems churlish to focus on the negatives but the build up in working capital over the last 18 months has been quite significant and much larger as a percentage than sales growth or cumulative profits over that period. It will be interesting what the outlook is for working capital in H2 given the comments about sourcing more from the Far East (for cost reasons) and whatever stockpiling the company thinks it is prudent to do ahead of Brexit (which will almost co-incide with the FY19 year end).	jane deer	Read Full Thread Reply
21/11/2018 11:35	Nearly 42% increase in order book suggests H2 is going to be very strong and hopefully with all that machinery investment will mean a climb up in that margin ladder especially with volume savings....	davidosh	Read Full Thread Reply
21/11/2018 11:07	Yes, excellent interims. The only slight disappointments are no increase in dividend and a net cash outflow but the business has grown nicely in the first 6 months of the year.	impvesta	Read Full Thread Reply
21/11/2018 10:56	Back above 40p soon.	matt123d	Read Full Thread Reply
21/11/2018 10:34	Great results today. Onwards and upwards.	deanowls	Read Full Thread Reply
20/10/2018 20:14	Not exactly jg. If the stock price is lower than where it is today in either 3 years time or 10 years time, then none of the options will be exercised. If the stock price is only where it is, then the cash in to the company will offset the dilution and so there is no loss of shareholder value. Only if the share price is above where we are today between 3 years and 10 years will there be tangible dilution. By way of an example, if the share price is 35p in 3 years time and all employees are still at the company and exercise their right, they would pay in aggregate £2.024m to buy the options, and could then sell them on for £2.644m, and so the net dilution to shareholders would be just £600k or more like 3-4% of the market cap. Sure, you would be diluted by 12% in voting rights terms, but in terms of the share price, given the cash is going into the company, it's just 3-4%. The bigger issue is to diluted EPS, 5% dilution this year and 12% next year isn't ideal but growth should offset eric	pireric	Read Full Thread Reply
20/10/2018 11:38	I vote in upport the option scheme. It is three to ten years in the future so no impact at least until the middle of 2021 and it will only be a couple of per cent of dilution trickling in each year maximal. I like that all staff are getting some shares This stock is incredibly cheap and I bought some two days ago	ahajiqe	Read Full Thread Reply
19/10/2018 22:15	they just gave 12% of the company	jg88721	Read Full Thread Reply
17/10/2018 21:41	Wonder what time that was released as no trades on the back of it.	matt123d	Read Full Thread Reply

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