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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Ediston Property Investment Company Plc | LSE:EPIC | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BNGMZB68 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 68.80 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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01/9/2023 11:59 | Have a look at SEMB, it is a monthly payer and now might be a reasonable time to buy. | flyer61 | |
01/9/2023 11:50 | Or 12x annual payers with staggered dates ;) Have to say, do like monthly payers - they don't suffer the share price dip on XD & the money just keeps coming. Also, less delay to the payout than with some, where declaration, XD, and payment can easily take a full qtr. | spectoacc | |
01/9/2023 11:44 | Extending the scope a bit, SMIF is monthly. Can't think of much else monthly, but you could potentially pick a spread of quarterly payers with staggered dates if you really need monthly payments | alan pt | |
01/9/2023 11:23 | The only other monthly payer I'm aware of is BCPT. As to whether there are any "quality" REITs... | spectoacc | |
01/9/2023 11:13 | Thinking ahead to reinvestment of the proceeds, what other quality monthly paying REITs and income funds are available and listed on LSE? | chrysalis99 | |
31/8/2023 19:56 | After the last big write down in values a premium to NAV is warranted. | wskill | |
31/8/2023 19:36 | Who knows what's going on in background, but if I were EPIC would demand they offer at least NAV right now, else walk away and carry on as they were before. They've got a good portfolio and they're not a forced seller, so no reason to accept an offer below NAV | riverman77 | |
31/8/2023 19:25 | No they will spin it out forever its not what our American friends want after a never ending negotiation they will present a low ball bid . For pity sake you absolute twits of Directors get them to put up or shut up please how difficult is that forget TRY and its portfolio of small REITS . | wskill | |
31/8/2023 16:53 | Wish they would just get on with this - want to deploy the proceeds in lots of other opportunities, but fear these may start to rally before this gets sorted out. | riverman77 | |
31/8/2023 16:35 | Has that feel Spec but volume wasn't huge.... | flyer61 | |
31/8/2023 16:10 | Are we close? | spectoacc | |
30/8/2023 11:43 | The share price is holding; but no news ? | starpukka | |
23/8/2023 16:21 | They need to terminate the arrangement with Edison once the deal is closed. | nickrl | |
23/8/2023 15:48 | It'll be returned to shareholders as the reit is wound up They ought to be able to get most of it out quite quickly | williamcooper104 | |
23/8/2023 14:12 | Depends what they plan to do with the money... (hopefully distribute it to the shareholders) | stemis | |
23/8/2023 14:03 | wc104, so if the whole company is not being bought, this will presumably leave a cash shell; so what happens to the share price ? | starpukka | |
22/8/2023 12:55 | They won't be buying the whole PLC/company as that's a lot of due diligence to do Usually the underlying companies are in individual or small portfolio SPVs, and those ought to be capable of being pretty easily sold with no/minimal SDLT (there's a little more dd than for a simple asset purchase but not as bad as for buying whole corporate structure) | williamcooper104 | |
22/8/2023 12:35 | Yes they will, non residents still subject to SDLT Obvious thing to do is buy whole company and find it little odd it wasnt way RNS was worded | hindsight | |
22/8/2023 11:40 | If they buy through a Guernsey based company, does that mean they won't need to pay stamp Duty? | 2wild | |
22/8/2023 08:51 | Purely for informational purposes:- * Ediston Property Investment Company Plc EPICE.L : Peel Hunt cuts to hold from buy | cwa1 | |
21/8/2023 17:43 | SocGen own 2,175,000 shares. They had previously opened a CFD to short by 1,175,000, leaving them net long by 1,000,000. They've now increased their CFD short by 1,000,000, leaving them neutral. If they see the share price making a decisive move in either direction, they can add momentum to that movement by closing the opposite position. Does that sound about right? | fordtin | |
21/8/2023 17:26 | Hedging their bets? | perfect choice | |
21/8/2023 16:11 | Wow SocGen increasing its short, one million bets that a deal can't be done at 70p+ is super contrary. Or perhaps it thinks a lack of committed deal news and slow negotiation will cause the share price to fall back in the coming weeks. | marktime1231 | |
18/8/2023 20:20 | A tardy RNS, but at least it's 'advanced' discussions. | adae |
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