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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Invensys | LSE:ISYS | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B979H674 | ORD 12.5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 509.50 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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20/6/2012 15:25 | Thanks all for the info | catom1999 | |
20/6/2012 15:11 | just the foxboro unit?? ...or all tia | abcd1234 | |
20/6/2012 15:11 | Who wudda thought eh Tony after all these years :-) | stevi111 | |
20/6/2012 15:10 | could it finally happen? 20 Jun 2012 16:08 BST *DJ Invensys Weighing Options After Emerson Expresses Interest - Bloomberg *DJ Emerson Interested In Invensys Foxboro Unit - Bloomberg Citing Sources *DJ Invensys Advisers Talk To Siemens, GE After Emerson Approach - Bloomberg | tonysss13 | |
20/6/2012 15:09 | Emerson expressed an interest in Invensys | stevi111 | |
20/6/2012 15:06 | Up 30% No news Any rumours ? | pugugly | |
14/6/2012 07:52 | We're all holding for a bidding war to start...it will happen one day, we just don't know which year! | retford1 | |
13/6/2012 09:28 | We heard £4+ target price for this share, but it has not moved up or down at all! We all know that ISYS is cash rich and has secured record orders in stable countries. | hightech | |
14/5/2012 12:40 | Citi Peer Take-Out Multiples Could Imply £4-plus Valuation From a valuation perspective, the average UK Engineer take-out multiple over the last six years has been 13x EBITA including pension liabilities. A similar multiple on Invensys would suggest a valuation of >£4.20 per share, although more conservative assumptions on the level of the pension liability could see this valuation lowered somewhat. We see this as a very useful underpin for the share price at currently notably lower levels and believe that there is now nothing in the price for any bid speculation anyway, suggesting only upside risk. | miata | |
13/5/2012 19:18 | and like lol - how old are you? | hugh garss | |
13/5/2012 19:10 | This guy is negative on every stock he post about!! | hugh garss | |
13/5/2012 19:03 | lol !!!! And the Sunday Times know it all . What did they say £ 1.7 bill on pension deficit ? Profits down 20% and yet they are all falling over each other for this "GEM" lol !!!! | hvs | |
13/5/2012 19:00 | it wont be if we get a morning RNS. | aleks_atanasov | |
13/5/2012 18:59 | What is HVS? | cool runnings | |
13/5/2012 12:47 | SUNDAY TIMES...... THE biggest industrial groups in America and Europe are weighing up plans to make a bid for Invensys. The FTSE 250 engineering company has attracted attention from Siemens, ABB, Emerson and General Electric. It is understood all four have made informal contact in the past few weeks through their City advisers. The potential suitors are thought to have discussed options ranging from a purchase of the whole company to a break-up. Invensys has a market value of £1.6 billion, but could fetch more than £2 billion if a bidding war breaks out. The company was formed in 1999 through the merger of two engineering businesses, BTR and Siebe, in a deal that left it saddled with debt. It makes railway signalling and controls for central heating systems and washing machines. Sources stressed there had been no formal approach to the board, but noted that interest in Invensys had intensified in recent weeks. The company declined to comment. Predators have been circling the engineering company for a long time. The main barrier to a takeover has been its British pension scheme, which has enormous liabilities of £4.2 billion. The board, led by Wayne Edmunds, chief executive, attempted to remove this "poison pill" last year when it invited three specialist firms - Lucida, Pension Corporation and Rothesay - to pitch to run its retirement scheme. Analysts saw this as a signal that Edmunds was keen to drum up a bidding war for Invensys. The pension outsourcing idea has since been shelved, however, after the cost of buying out the scheme doubled to £1.7 billion, according to analysts. Invensys is this week expected to report annual operating profits of about £210m, a significant fall compared with the £262m it recorded a year ago. In January, the company warned full-year profits faced a £60m hit. This related to higher costs for work on control and safety systems in Chinese nuclear reactors and in its rail signalling division. It had previously been on course for profits of £270m. The profit warning has raised the pressure on Edmunds to improve the company's performance. | cool runnings | |
10/5/2012 15:25 | Looks like they are serious about US expansion - good on them, they may have our chocolate but we will have their railway signalling infrastructure. They don't like it up em.....go on ISYS | hugh garss | |
10/5/2012 14:46 | RNS on US purchase ? | jaws6 | |
09/5/2012 13:55 | the receivers ? | dp9115 | |
09/5/2012 10:01 | The Germans followed by the Swiss | ropey | |
09/5/2012 09:58 | First it was the Chinese and they did not do the take away so now its the YANKS . Anyone know who will be next ? | hvs | |
09/5/2012 08:14 | Shaz : I agree and would add that the change in my pocket is falling out as the ride goes on ! | ropey |
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