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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Gcp Student Living Plc | DIGS | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 212.50 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 212.50 | 212.50 |
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Posted at 12/8/2021 06:50 by jonwig The scheme of arrangement seems to be the method of choice when directors recommend accepting a bid. It was used in the Morrisons takeover. It still needs a GM and a vote, so in practice, we investors won't see much difference from any other procedure.The bid seems to be assured, given the share price and lack of dissent. (But weren't we promised a property revaluation?) |
Posted at 09/7/2021 11:05 by donald pond There does seem to be an imbalance of information here. Scape know the projects inside out, Gravis say the NAV is going to have a material uplift...would be helpful if us investors understood the valuation better and what is driving the uplift |
Posted at 22/2/2021 08:09 by jonwig Interesting article, thanks.So if the Dutch put up 75% that means others (DIGS?) put up £125m. DIGS has £60m cash and £50m unused floating debt facility (30/06). Maybe another investor? maybe increase debt? equity? (NAV ~170p.) |
Posted at 17/2/2021 11:01 by maddox Unite(UTG)has published a Student Survey this morning, that is significant for any investors in the sector:The up-shot is that we can expect a rapid recovery in Unite's trading, once Covid-19 restrictions allow. The findings are: >> 77% students struggled with mental health and wellbeing as a result of Covid-19, but 84% say engaging in university life has been positive for their mental health; >> Students' biggest challenge this year is the lack of face-to-face teaching, practical experience or facilities; >> Traditional face-to-face university experience is key for students: 86% are keen to get onto university campus once it is safe to do so; 75% agree that living in university accommodation and being on campus is as important a part of the University experience as lectures and tutorials; and >> Four in five (79%) students would like a return to face-to-face tuition after the Easter break. This based on a survey of 2000 students. Covid-19 has been very instructive: It has demonstrated just how robust the demand is for the University experience. Going to University is clearly a culturally entrenched 'right of passage' for the UK's young adults. It has often been postulated that on-line learning would disrupt this tradition. Covid-19 has provided the opportunity to test this hypothesis. Whilst, on-line learning has clearly allowed for teaching to continue during the Covid-19 Lockdowns - but is certainly not a substitute for the Uni experience. These are two extremely significant points for anyone assessing the risks of investing in this sector. Regards Maddox |
Posted at 05/2/2021 08:23 by adamb1978 Negligible Q2 dividend - 0.25p vs 1.58p last year. Is that going to hit the share price or will investors look through it? I'd expect the latter |
Posted at 22/5/2020 22:07 by rambutan2 Yes, a vote of confidence from Holland:'We don’t just look at risk and return, we also look at what a company does about the environment, working conditions, diversity and human rights. Wherever possible we exercise our influence as shareholders. We’re regarded worldwide as exemplary active investors. Ultimately, we also aim to contribute through our investments to the U.N.’s sustainable development goals or SDGs. One of those goals goes straight to the core of our work: ending poverty. In essence that’s what pensions are all about: they’re there to prevent poverty. Pensions enable people to continue to lead a normal life after their working life. In the Netherlands there’s plenty of moaning about pensions, but along with Luxembourg, the Netherlands has the lowest poverty rate among the elderly.’ |
Posted at 19/12/2019 07:36 by jonwig Another placing!It looks as though this was requested by one particular investor, so shouldn't flop, like the last one. They'll also get the next dividend without having earned it. |
Posted at 14/5/2019 07:04 by jonwig Citywire on the proposed funraising: |
Posted at 10/9/2018 20:23 by maddox Good article in Citiwire: 'Brexit won’t bother investors in student property, says GCP'By Michelle McGagh 07 Sep, 2018 |
Posted at 10/9/2018 07:15 by spangle93 New placing to raise £55MMPlacing available to qualified investors, but not clear whether that's all shareholder. My guess is that's you'd probably know already if you were one of them. Good news on the occupancy levels though, and with Scape Bloomsbury taking students ahead of schedule |
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