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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Impellam Group Plc | LSE:IPEL | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B8HWGJ55 | ORD 1P |
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Posted at 28/6/2025 09:50 by last of the mohicans when the IPEL share price was 875.00p. Secret OCN workings - updated as at 06:45 29/06HANSA - C Townsend 10,347,125 = 25.87% voting, Victualia 10,347,125 = 25.87% W Soloman 2.05% voting, (11,169,345 - 10,347,125 ) 822,220 voting = 53.791% of the voting rights = 21,516,470 shares out of the 40M in issue OCN - C Townsend = 4,040,000 - 11.42% Victualia = 4,435,064 - 12.54% after he gave Alexander Salomon and Bettina Salomon 112,142 - 0.317% & 112,143 - 0.317% shares respectively. Total = 8,699,349 - 0.2441166% or 8,475,064 for directors OCN shares = 35,363,040 currently = 28,290,432 after tender offer, deduct the HANSA holding of 9,352,770 = 18,937,662 On the 1.539 voting share distribution that would equate to 29,145,061 new HANSA voting shares. Giving 69,145,061 in total. To have voting control of HANSA that means roughly 34,572,531 shares. Known director holdings post transaction would equate to 13,043,123 new HANSA shares for them plus there existing holdings 21,516,470 takes them to 34,559,593. Add in the 2 other known family members holdings (224,285 OCN = 345,174 new HANSA shares) takes them above that 50% threshold. If only 6,572,608 (500,000 less) OCN were tendered, then there would be an additional 769,500 voting shares in existence = 69,914,561 & half of that is 34,957,280 meaning that even with those other family votes they would be over 45,000 shares below the 50% threshold Still work in progress LOTM |
Posted at 11/6/2025 00:57 by last of the mohicans Hi CB7,Wish I'd known about Marlowe a year ago then ! Its not a takeover as such, the A loan notes only convert into 10% of the company, I honestly can't make up my mind if I'd prefer the cash or the shares! Its not a large sum at the end of the day that's in the A notes (just over £2K - from the 3,000 IPEL shares I had). There is obviously a lot more cash tied-up in the very high yielding non convertible note with that 17% compounding interest rate. Please let us know if you spot any other Lord Ashcroft specials :) LOTM |
Posted at 06/6/2025 11:56 by cb7 Takeovers take time over many months, sometimes nearer a year. Investors tend, especially today, to be impatient always wanting jam today rather than tomorrow.I suppose we will get the 12% pa uplift, but I for one dont mind waiting months if we get cash rather than shares. As for Ashcroft, I think he always does his best for all shareholders. I dont know how he does it at his age, most people would have put their feet up years ago. He did brilliantly at Marlowe, where he joined the board in early 2024 when the share price was just over £3 and finally sold the last part of the business only yesterday for a total return of £8.50+ Not bad going eh? |
Posted at 05/6/2025 12:03 by last of the mohicans Hi Pejaten :)So I see .......... "04/06/2025 11:59:49 AM HeadFirst Global PLC Maturity Date Extension Provider: Maples Listing Services (CI) Ltd The Issuer wishes to announce that the maturity date of the GBP29,944,490.66 12.0 per cent. Fixed Rate Tranche A Convertible Notes due 2025 has been extended from 4 May 2025 to 3 June 2025." So what are we getting out of this extension ? If it doesn't change anything then we will just get the shares we would otherwise have got on 4th April, 3 months later & probably still not able to trade them. If they are trying to buy the shares that we would have got then I hope the 3 month delay is taken into account in the price! Lord Ashcroft never seems to be able to negotiate a deal quickly, everything seems so drawn out, just look how long the Impellam deal took to be done. Oh well another month of waiting now ....... I hope you are well Pejaten. LOTM |
Posted at 08/4/2025 19:29 by last of the mohicans Hi Pejaten & CB7You can access the 2 new documents here hxxps://www.impellam Basically Headfirst were going to let the shares convert, but some of the Headfirst shareholders aren't happy about that & have made an approach to Lord Ashcroft effectively about it hence the extension. So they might not want diluted & are trying to find a way to make an offer that he will accept which will be somewhere between the amount we would have got & the diluted effect on the existing Headfirst shareholders. Given its all last minute & Lord Ashcroft is negotiating about it, I guess he would rather have the cash than share ownership. But given he's done nothing with Heather Ventures in a year, what's he wanting the cash for ? ---------------- 7 April 2025 Dear HeadFirst Noteholder, Temporary Extension of Maturity Date of Fixed Rate Tranche A Convertible Notes (the “Notes”) due 4 April 2025 As you are aware, in connection with the sale of Impellam Group PLC to HeadFirst Global PLC (“HeadFirst 2025 (the “Maturity Date”) and as HeadFirst had not elected to redeem the Notes, without modification of the terms of the Notes, the Notes would have been automatically converted into Ordinary Shares A and Preference Shares A in HeadFirst. Certain shareholders of HeadFirst have made a proposal to the board of HeadFirst and the Noteholder Representative (as defined in the Note Instrument constituting the Notes (the “Note Instrument”)) regarding a potential extension to the Maturity Date. Lord Ashcroft, as Noteholder Director (as defined in HeadFirst’s articles of association), has requested a temporary extension of the Maturity Date to 4 May 2025 (the “Extended Maturity Date”) to enable this proposal to be properly considered (the “Temporary Extension”). In accordance with Clause 17 of the Note Instrument, the Temporary Extension has been duly sanctioned by Noteholders holding a majority in principal amount of the Notes for the time being, and has beenduly consented to by HeadFirst. A conformed copy of the Note Instrument (as amended to reflect the Temporary Extension) and a copy of this letter are available on HeadFirst’s website at: headfirst.global. There can be no certainty that the Extended Maturity Date will be extended any further, or the terms on which any further extension may be made. If no further extension is agreed, the Notes will automatically convert on 4 May 2025 in accordance with the Note Instrument (as amended). We will send an update to Noteholders in due course and that letter, and any other communications, will also be available at the above page on HeadFirst’s website. ------ LOTM |
Posted at 03/4/2025 21:21 by last of the mohicans Hi Pejaten & CB7,I hope your both well. I guess we'll find out the story tomorrow 4th April on the convertible A Loan notes And how many shares we get etc ..... This is from the old offer document.... (b) the share capital of Impellam is based upon 44,547,546 Impellam Shares in issue on 12 December 2023 (being the last practicable date prior to this Announcement); (c) unless otherwise stated, all prices for Impellam Shares are the Closing Price derived from the AIM Appendix to the Daily Official List of the London Stock Exchange for the relevant date; d)the trading volume data for Impellam Shares has been derived from Capital IQ; and (e) the fully diluted share capital of Bidco currently expected to be in place immediately prior to the Effective Date comprises 973,870 ordinary Shares A, 21,874 ordinary Shares B, 1,244,801 preference Shares A, 3 preference Shares B, and 19,247 preference Shares C. ------- I also found this recently GLA LOTM |
Posted at 28/2/2025 08:46 by last of the mohicans Hi Pejaten :)I hope you are well ? That is me writing an investment case on Mirriad for someone! who wants to share the info I believe. 2024 was a disaster for them & communications with shareholders & investors in general is simply terrible, but I would say they are starting to deliver. I would say to keep looking at the earlier post, I'm hoping to get it finished by the end of the weekend. The MTH from the other night really shocked me hxxps://www.linkedin Confirming many things we already thought to be true. I'd say to you to take a fresh look at the company, I do truly believe now it is going to be one of the best performing shares of 2025 & 2026 & would hate for you to miss out on that opportunity. I'm still searching for IPEL news with each passing day, we're down to 4 now before they give us the cash or we're going to be back to being shareholders! All the best LOTM |
Posted at 07/1/2025 04:33 by last of the mohicans Description(Video) Content Analyst Department: Production Reporting to: Studio Manager Based: Mumbai – Office Based Mirriad is a cutting-edge video technology company placing ads naturally into video content, a process recognised in the advertising industry as Virtual Product Placement (VPP) Mirriad identifies advertising opportunities within existing video content, targeting premium TV, Film and Social/Music content. VPP Ads are then seamlessly embedded within the content so that advertisers can reach specific audiences in a contextually relevant way without interrupting the viewing experience. Mirriad is now delivering programmatic functionality to its platform, enabling conventional campaign trading and dynamic audience targeting of VPP opportunities. It has deals built over the last decade with the globe’s leading content producers, and works with top video platforms and broadcasters in the world’s largest advertising markets. Mirriad is headquartered in London, with offices in New York and Mumbai. Role Overview: As a Content Analyst, you will be essential in identifying and documenting high-value content opportunities to support our Global Commercial teams. This role requires strong attention to detail, creative decision-making, and the ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment. The India Production team comprises of multiple independent pods, each with 2 leads. You will collaborate within a pod structure that includes Analysis, Creative, Quality, and VFX (2D and 3D) teams. Reporting to the Campaign Delivery Manager (CDM) in your pod, you will utilize your expertise in post-production and non-linear editing (NLE) systems to analyse content quickly and efficiently identify, categorize and make notes on scenes, marking opportunities. Key Responsibilities: · Content Ingestion: Manage the ingestion of content into the workflow, ensuring accuracy and readiness for analysis. · Content Identification: Analyse and identify scenes suitable for VPP and publish findings to the proprietary platform. · Metadata Management: Ensure all content opportunities include accurate metadata, such as brand safety details and contextual notes. · Naming Convention: Maintain strict adherence to naming conventions as per organizational standards. · Data Logging: Accurately record findings, time entries, and other required data in the system. · VFX Coordination: Collaborate with the VFX team to estimate the complexity of downstream tasks. · Clear Communication: Deliver concise and professional communication with stakeholders, both written and verbal. · Quality Control: Perform basic editing and quality assurance tasks as required. · Video Re-conform and Mastering: Perform video re-conform and mastering tasks as part of the delivery process. Experience and Knowledge: · Proficiency with at least one NLE system, ideally Adobe Premiere Pro / DaVinci Resolve. · Background as an assistant editor with experience in logging dailies is preferred. · Familiarity with roto, tracking, compositing, or VFX bidding is highly desirable. · Experience with Shotgrid, After Effects, or Media Encoder is a plus. Attributes and Behaviours: · Collaborative: Works effectively within a team and adapts to evolving workflows. · Detail-Oriented: Maintains precision and organization in all tasks. · Creative Problem-Solving: Identifies innovative solutions and placement opportunities. · Accountable: Takes ownership of responsibilities and meets deadlines without compromising quality. · Resilient: Receives constructive feedback positively and uses it to improve. · Organized: Excels at managing time and prioritizing tasks efficiently. · Proactive Learner: Seeks opportunities to improve skills and share knowledge. · Strong Communicator: Demonstrates excellent written and verbal communication skills in English. This position offers a unique opportunity to apply your post-production expertise in a dynamic, global environment while contributing to high-value commercial initiatives. Requirements You must have experience in VFX or digital media Benefits Healthcare for you and your family |
Posted at 24/7/2024 00:54 by last of the mohicans Hi Pejaten,I was looking at the A convertible notes again · Unless previously redeemed, the Tranche A Convertible Loan Notes will convert automatically into "Class A Ordinary Shares" and "Class A Preferred Shares" in the capital of Bidco (the "Conversion Shares") on the date falling 12 months and one day following the date of payment of the Cash Consideration and issuance of the certificates in respect of the Loan Notes under the Scheme. · The number of Conversion Shares to be issued upon conversion of all of the Tranche A Convertible Loan Notes will represent 10.0 per cent. of the fully diluted ordinary share capital and 10.0 per cent. of the fully diluted preferential share capital of Bidco in each case as at immediately prior to the Effective Date, as set out in a capital table which will be scheduled to the instrument constituting the Tranche A Convertible Loan Notes. · Bidco may elect to redeem the Tranche A Convertible Loan Notes in whole or part by giving not less than 7 days' written notice to the noteholders (specifying the principal amount of Tranche A Convertible Loan Notes to be redeemed and the redemption date) expiring not later than 1 July 2024 (the "Initial Tranche A Redemption Period"), upon which redemption noteholders will be entitled to receive payment in full of £1.0834 for every £1.00 of principal amount of Tranche A Convertible Loan Notes redeemed. · If Tranche A Convertible Loan Notes are outstanding following the expiry of the Initial Tranche A Redemption Period, at any time up to and including the maturity date, Bidco may elect to redeem the Tranche A Convertible Loan Notes in whole or part by giving at least 30 days' written notice to the noteholders, upon which redemption noteholders will be entitled to receive: (i) payment in full of £1.1001 for every £1.00 of principal amount (excluding capitalised interest) of Tranche A Convertible Loan Notes held; plus (ii) any related capitalised interest and any related accrued interest in respect of such Tranche A Convertible Loan Notes that has not yet been capitalised (including all capitalised and non-capitalised compounded interest). · The Tranche A Convertible Loan Notes will accrue interest at a rate of 12.0 per cent. per annum, compounding and capitalised quarterly and payable upon redemption of the Tranche A Convertible Loan Notes, provided that no accrued interest will be payable in respect of any Tranche A Convertible Loan Notes that are redeemed during the Initial Tranche A Redemption Period. · If a change of control of Bidco occurs and Bidco has not elected to redeem the Tranche A Convertible Loan Notes in whole as described above, a Noteholder Majority may, by giving notice to Bidco in advance of such change of control, require that Bidco converts all (but not only some) of the outstanding Tranche A Convertible Loan Notes immediately prior to such change of control on the same basis described above. · The Tranche A Convertible Loan Notes will also be converted automatically into Conversion Shares in the case of certain customary events of insolvency. -------------------- So the initial redemption period has now ended Therefore if they want to redeem them we now get 30 days notice. We are now entitled to £1.1001 per £1 of the A's plus interest at 12% compounded quarterly (given the 1st quarter has now past, the 12% is therefore now compounding on £1.03 instead of £1). So if they redeemed them now we would be getting over £1.13 in total per £1 of the A's & that figure effectively increases by just over 1p per month going forward until April 2025. At which point they either redeem them for around £1.225 per £1 of A's or they convert them into ordinary shares. So we will actually get more £££'s than I had previously thought ! LOTM |
Posted at 04/7/2024 04:39 by pejaten Latest announcement says that book value per share about 83 cents double issue price and that they intend in due course to list on AIM |
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