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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Fih Group Plc | FIH | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 240.00 | 08:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 240.00 | 240.00 | 240.00 | 240.00 | 240.00 |
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Posted at 12/6/2017 16:07 by weatherman It is the new investors who seem to want a return of cash - results should be announced tomorrow. |
Posted at 02/5/2017 22:14 by saints98 This looks like a reasonable outcome. Clean for Rowland who can sail onto pastures new and he gets his 300p. Holders get an investor who has been around a while (looks like went over 3% just over 2 years ago)with plenty of experience of micro-caps. They seem to have a few in Canada. Only other UK holding i can see is 25% of Produce Investments (potatoes), a stake they bought from Tosca in the last year. Were big holders in Fyffes which got bought out by the Japanese a while back so i guess there was plenty of cash washing around. Own a collection of Canadian microcaps too. |
Posted at 19/3/2017 08:25 by whackford If Staunton had made a reasonable offer at the outset - say £4+ per share - they would have had FIH in the bag by now.The tight-fisted £3 offer has given time and incentive for other players to consider a bid. The reduction by Staunton to 50% of acceptances (from 90%) to go unconditional shows that Staunton are desperate and therefore will up their bid when they have to. Take the Investors Chronicle advice and hold on to your shares. |
Posted at 18/3/2017 07:34 by whackford Yesterday's Investors Chronicle says in its Takeover section: ".....We recommend shareholders await a firm offer from Dolphin before choosing to accept or reject the current offer".Sound advice! |
Posted at 11/3/2017 18:36 by weatherman The Bonefide Fish Fund seems to have had variable holdings this past week - Fidelity has decreased its holding. Argos increased. Bonefide and Argos control around 20%, but perhaps each needs to keep below 10%?Argos Argonaut Fund 1228736 9.88 Increase Fidelity Investments 572647 4.6 Decrease Martin Janser 526,318 4.23 Jerry Zucker RT 490,000 3.94 Bonefide Fish Fund 671000 5.398 Variable Watts 177255 1.43 ? Dolphin 285609 2.3 ? =31.778 Bonafide seems interested in investing in ethical / sustainable fishing, suggesting a long term commitment to maintaining FIH as a publically quoted company. They are "an internationally recognized research and consulting company that focuses exclusively on sustainable fisheries and aquaculture and its related value chain. Bonafide creates connections between fish and seafood businesses and investors who realize the tremendous potential of the industry. By building new connections between investors and fish and seafood businesses, we aim to drive successful business growth in sustainable fisheries and aquaculture." |
Posted at 16/2/2017 12:11 by the vogon With 22.7% of the equity it seems very unlikely that there will be a counter bid so hopefully enough investors will not accept and force them to increase their offer. Wonder what Fidelity will decide? |
Posted at 14/2/2017 19:41 by weatherman 19-Nov-15WH Ireland Buy 225.00p - 450.00p Reiteration 16-Feb-15 WH Ireland Buy 282.50p 465.00p 465.00p Reiteration Feb 2017 - "The Independent FIH Directors, who have been so advised by WH Ireland, consider the terms of the Offer [300p cash] to be fair and reasonable." No wonder private investors don't trust Broker notes. |
Posted at 24/4/2002 09:56 by salpara111 I just always have a grumbling doubt that if the stock was so undervalued then why has not one director bought a single share? I'm not looking for hundreds and thousands of purchases, just a director who thinks....the price is way too low I think I'll put 10K into the company as I will get back 20K in a couple of months. The only buying going on has been private investors so far and as such I will leave it for now. As will all things in life there is a risk/reward ratio and we all have different profiles in this respect and at the moment I dont feel the guage has moved enough for me to get in yet. I speak to my friend who works for them every couple of weeks and I would have to say that some of the branches are trading very well at present but a lot of the volume is being gained at the expense of margin, in terms of special offers. |
Posted at 17/7/2001 09:13 by mashman From the TelegraphThere's other fish to fry in the sector EVERYONE knows that fishy tales are to be regarded with suspicion, but Tony Allan's Fish! restaurant chain may turn out to be more than just a load of codswallop. The concept is simple enough. Fish! diners are restaurants that rely on the quality of the ingredients rather than any special expertise. Because the company also owns a fish supply business, both fish prices and staff training are kept as low as possible. Fish! is slightly more expensive than rival Pizza Express, but aimed at much the same market. With a recession looming and the struggles of Belgo and Chez Gerard illustrating how hard it is to run a successful restaurant chain, investors are right to be wary. Fish! is setting sail in choppy waters. However, yesterday's six-month results were encouraging. The company posted a 40pc increase in sales on continuing activities, while pre-tax profit increased to £615,000 from £78,000. Fish! also announced that Paul Gilligan, former operations director of the business, had become chief executive. Gilligan hails from Pizza Express, and was instrumental in rolling out the business nationwide. If anyone can do the same for Fish!, it's him. There are now Fish! diners in Leeds and Manchester, proving that the concept works outside London. The company hopes to have 28 diners open by October 2002, which is quick work by anyone's standards. Providing that it doesn't go too far, too fast, and isn't hit by recession, Fish! certainly has the potential to fly. The shares, at 196.5p, down 7 yesterday, are on 22 times forward earnings. That's not a bargain. It's a good business, but there are plenty of other fish in the sea. |
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