Flybe Share Discussion Threads

[jerseyman1] 03/7/2018 18:38

Recent utterances from Stobart CEO Brady re growth in their aviation business.....can't get to those numbers in that time without buying something. Also Stobart can't bid for 6 months since last engagement, which was ended 22.3.18. and Flybe AGM now early September for H1 update.

[dahhad] 03/7/2018 17:16

Jerseyman, as a matter of interest, what makes you think Stobart will be back in play? Good if they were imho

[jerseyman1] 03/7/2018 16:40

Try as they might the underlying direction is slowly up!Feel this is on the rise through to mid September, the AGM update and then Stobart are back in play

[netcurtains] 02/7/2018 12:02

why does it never go to 42p?
Is there a reason it just bobs between 40 and 41
why not 42?
what difference does it make to the mms

[mill5ey] 02/7/2018 10:03

Portugull - are these shares performance-based? ie, ONLY awarded if certain criteria are met (an increase to £1 per share, for example)?

[netcurtains] 02/7/2018 09:05

no one breath

[portugull] 30/6/2018 13:21

I invested in 2010 and I am not happy with over 6 million shares being awarded to senior Staff when the loss making Airline has never paid a Dividend, made multiple losses and made every mistake in the book.
This is really taking the biscuit if you paid £3 a share in 2010.

[netcurtains] 28/6/2018 12:26

...going up under the radar....

[netcurtains] 28/6/2018 06:42

The board get serious money if they can get the price near a quid within 3 years...

I would be interested to know what happens if a happens now? Will they get the price of the takeover but in three years time?

Obviously FLYBE is still sort of in play and these share options add some mystery to the already heady mix of recovery, take-over and brexit woes.

[bray2] 26/6/2018 09:22

I do wonder why the AGM has changed to later this year.

[toffeeman] 26/6/2018 09:20

They have enough cash - it's whether or not they can generate decent profits

[s34icknote] 26/6/2018 08:19

Unless the company is call Dx. Net Sicknote

[bray2] 26/6/2018 08:12

DO flybe have enough cash to see it through these difficult times reading lots of articles saying the business is in trouble

[netcurtains] 26/6/2018 07:16

Really really good weather for visiting anywhere in the UK -



Its BLUE more or less everywhere...

[jerseyman1] 25/6/2018 21:02

Unlikely she will buy more as she bought 250k last year and had options in 1.25m shares.....would be very positive if she did though.....

[muffinhead] 25/6/2018 20:57

Phillip Day (billionaire) and Neil Woodford (fund manager owns 20% of Stobart) may have another go at Flybe once the Stobart board settles down

Seems Phillip Day may be appointed chairman of Stobart.
He was named in a FT article as being involved with Neil Woodford in merging Stobart Air with Flybe






"Woodford reiterated his desire for Ferguson to be replaced by well known retail boardroom veteran Philip Day"

[netcurtains] 25/6/2018 20:43

Stats say if directors buy share price often goes up...

[sporazene2] 25/6/2018 19:49

wonder if the CEO will join in. Not expecting an operational update until the AGM in september so will be good to keep a bit of momentum going with director buys. A bit more clarity on brexit and a strong £ from an interest rate rise in August would also help to give us a decent run up to the AGM.

[jerseyman1] 25/6/2018 18:29

And a NED just bought 63k shares.....

[phillis] 25/6/2018 18:29

follow Directors' lead

[europa79] 25/6/2018 16:14

That's a very reasonable CFO purchase

[jerseyman1] 25/6/2018 15:10

40.1p it was in RNS

[mill5ey] 25/6/2018 15:05

I wonder what price the CFO paid?