Ienergizer Ld Share Discussion Threads

[tizo100] 24/2/2021 19:04

Anybody got an email contact for the company?The one on the website doesn't like replying l

[mcbabs] 20/2/2021 22:17

The bounce in price on Friday looks very promising for this pullback to be over.

[tizo100] 19/2/2021 10:17

I have emailed the company with your concerns I will report back if and when I receive any replies

[tizo100] 19/2/2021 08:57

Why doesn't one of you email him with your questions?

[primarch1] 18/2/2021 22:19

So in effect nothing really stopping him rewarding himself or taking it private stinks a little could be wrong and this could fly but certainly makes me hesitate jumping on board

[pyemckay] 18/2/2021 22:12

its effectively a private company. One 82% shareholder.

[primarch1] 18/2/2021 21:52

Though I guess for mr anil it's one way of rewarding himself rather than offloading shares

[primarch1] 18/2/2021 21:44

I like this and have watched it for sometime,the recent pullback has me looking more closely.however I'm bemused as to why they would borrow money to pay such a high dividend seems too cavalier for a growth company,maybe others feel the same hence the share price weakness.

[tole] 18/2/2021 18:30

Agree.. that volume hopefully signifies that the seller has finally cleared. Stock has dropped a fair way after the payment of the special dividend so I've taken an initial position fwiw.

[whatbonus] 18/2/2021 17:43

They must know what they're doing to buy 1.2 million. and there were a couple of buys at 285 afterwards

[tizo100] 18/2/2021 16:19

Make no wonder it's dropped from £4

[coppertrader] 18/2/2021 16:13

...then it moved up... i sometimes convince myself i know what i am talking about...

[coppertrader] 18/2/2021 15:56

1.2m sell gone through... hope that is the seller cleared...

[mcbabs] 17/2/2021 22:34

Also they have had this level of debt before if you look at final results ending March 2016 they had reduced net debt from 95m to 73m and have managed to put themselves in net cash of 5m most recent results.So it's not like they have been irresponsible and put themselves in debt they can't handle.

[mcbabs] 17/2/2021 22:04

I'm not certain but maybe way to get cash out instead of reducing their shares. Maybe they think the price will perform well in the future. Only a thought, if there was something up I would have thought he would be liquidating some of his large position not paying dividend instead? I would be more worried if he had small stake in business.

[pyemckay] 17/2/2021 19:27

what your thoughts on it?

[tizo100] 17/2/2021 19:24

Email them

[pyemckay] 17/2/2021 19:13

explain why they would borrow £150m then pay £100m as a dividend. It doesnt make sense to me. It stinks if you think about it.

[mcbabs] 17/2/2021 19:03

Is it not more promising they want dividends instead of dumping their shares?

[dare2share] 17/2/2021 13:33

I'm sure they will want further dividends

[tizo100] 17/2/2021 12:59

Your point is?

[pyemckay] 17/2/2021 09:54

Think about what has happened recently The company raises £150m, the company pays out £100m in dividends. Look who owns 82% of the company? They just got an £82m dividend. Its not rocket science.

[johndoe23] 16/2/2021 19:27

Some increased buying this afternoon, let's hope that's a good omen for tomorrow!Doubt it will.go below 270p, but i didn't think it would drop to here

[tizo100] 16/2/2021 12:28

If it goes lower than that am out