Intu Properties Share Discussion Threads

[sentimentrules] 04/2/2020 12:20

10p not far now

Then dilution

[sbb1x] 04/2/2020 12:11

Needs news

[the stinger] 03/2/2020 22:22

bb8, bottom in here, you Goon. Watch the rise to 45p

[big brother8] 03/2/2020 10:06

YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED FOR THIS VALENTINE, BIG BRO WANTS BLOOD ALL THE WAY TO 0P.
AN ENTRY LEVEL EXTINCTION IS CUMMING. EVERY MUG PUNTER DIES


STINGER YOU KNOW IT'S GONNA BE AMI REDUX FOR YOU.

I HAVE MY EYES ON YOUR £4.5K. NEED MONEY COLOMBIA FINEST EXPORT COKA. !!!!!!!!!!

[big brother8] 03/2/2020 10:05

DRIP DRIP DRIP


BANG 0P

[ericshunn] 01/2/2020 23:53

Quite easily the worst managed company in the sector for very many years. All told they only have about a dozen assets to consider, many of which have the same tenants. How can they possibly get the most basics of management or financing so very wrong. Buy the debt, the equity is kaputted.

[ericshunn] 01/2/2020 23:34

Quite easily the worst managed company in the sector for very many years. All told they only have about a dozen assets to consider, many of which have the same tenants. How can they possibly get the most basics of management or financing so very wrong. Buy the debt, the equity is kaputted.

[sbb1x] 01/2/2020 23:02

This might be a buy once confirmation of rights issue or placing.... in fact it will probably double from.that level, but until then it's a barge pole stock

[sentimentrules] 01/2/2020 21:17

Be below 10p before any rights I would think. Then the trauma after

[williamcooper104] 01/2/2020 21:16

The rights will not be so very nice Lenders won't roll loans without fresh equity Their only other option is mezz/loan to own lenders

[nickrl] 01/2/2020 20:41

Arbus agreed with 600m in asset sales they have a bit of a buffer and can easily get through this year but next years c1B debt redemption wont go away. However, there also appears no let up in valuers bashing down retail assets every valuation so many covenants are getting close to breach and if they allow one of the prized assets to be grabbed then the games up. My view is they should cure the bonds at risk to keep the wolves at bay and keep on with sales but suspect with only one? Spanish asset left they will only have firesales of UK assets to fall back on. Question is if they sit on the fence will share price respond or will Whittacker appear with a wadge of cash.

[arbus5000] 01/2/2020 19:05

strictly speaking, they are solvent, liquid and profitable.

the rights is a nice to have. there are other potions.

[williamcooper104] 01/2/2020 18:44

He's 100 percent higher than Citi Is on basis that rights issue to happen has to be so penal that existing equity have to either pay up or see investment diluted to virtually nothing I'd previously assumed 5-10p but that could well be optimistic

[arbus5000] 01/2/2020 17:47

On what basis are you coming up with these random price targets?


any material changes are reported early. Companies don't wait until their results to declare bankruptcy.

[arbus5000] 01/2/2020 16:29

Jan has come and gone, and the number of retail profit warnings / collapses has been limited.

[the stinger] 31/1/2020 21:28

BB8, I'm fully in with £4.5k's worth ave 18p and waiting the 45p payout.. loser

[big brother8] 31/1/2020 17:07

I GET IN AND OUT OF MISSUS BEJO AT 777 RPM.

BB HAS A BIG ONE.


rumobejo30 Jan '20 - 12:18 - 2710 of 2721

anyone watched the movie GET OUT?!!!

[kenny] 31/1/2020 16:11

"Among the small-caps, shopping centre landlord Intu Properties, which owns Manchester's Trafford Centre, sank 6.7 per cent, or 1.26p, to 17.71p after brokers at Citigroup cut its target price from 53p to a mere 1p per share and kept a 'sell' rating on its stock."


As I posted a few weeks ago, private investors should really get out. Leave it to the bond holders, banks and hedge funds to fight over whatever value remains, if any.

[outlawinvestor] 30/1/2020 17:16

This will probably trade between 10-13p by the time results are published end of Feb. Question is whether full details of equity raise will be available with the results or whether uncertainty will persist.

[zztop] 30/1/2020 15:44

6 billion debt?