Invista Euro. Share Discussion Threads

[falia] 01/9/2015 09:19

IF FUNDING WE ARE LOOKING AT 3-5P WELLDONE +GL

[amrishbhim] 01/9/2015 09:14

Hang on , u should get at least 80% or more back hold

[trigger blade] 01/9/2015 09:12

Me too, so do I get rid at an 85% loss, which on Friday was a 99% loss, or do I hang on........?

[quinan] 01/9/2015 09:08

I can sell @ 0.0153

[mally6] 01/9/2015 09:03

Wtf crazy spread can anyone sell

[aries2000] 19/8/2015 08:55

Am not telling anyone to buy please leave me alone.

[ukmassy] 19/8/2015 08:41

Lol. And the spread size is Aries?

[skinny] 18/8/2015 07:02

Following the Company's announcements on 29 June, 13 July, 20 July, 28 July and 11 August, and in relation to certain ongoing events of Default with regard to the Mezzanine Loan Facility provided by Blackstone Real Estate Debt Strategies, the Company can now report that the Standstill letter has been extended for an additional period to 25 August 2015.

[skinny] 12/8/2015 16:41

The Board of IERET announces that Mr. William Scott, who has been a director of the Company since September 2012, has tendered his resignation with immediate effect.

[skinny] 11/8/2015 12:51

Following the Company's announcements on 29 June, 13 July, 20 July and 28 July, and in relation to certain ongoing events of Default with regard to the Mezzanine Loan Facility provided by Blackstone Real Estate Debt Strategies, the Company can now report that the Standstill letter has been extended for an additional period to 18 August 2015.

[glavey] 11/8/2015 07:52

Imnotspartacus,
The question you asked was one of a hostile takeover. Getting 51% of shareholders to vote them off doesn't effect a takeover. Do you know the major shareholders to estabish 51% of the vote? The company is in default of covenants. The extention on the standstill agreement expires today. It would seem neither the board nor the shareholders are presently in control.

[glavey] 30/7/2015 06:07

"Does anybody know what is required to make a hostile takeover of the company & kick this board off?"


Err, quite a lot of money?

[barnetpeter] 23/7/2015 11:02

I agree with all you say. How can a property company go completely bust in these times? You can understand some losses in some parts of Europe but in Germany.....any losing every penny???A real estate trust???

[imnotspartacus] 23/7/2015 09:46

Does anybody know what is required to make a hostile takeover of the company & kick this board off? Come on!!!

[skinny] 22/7/2015 15:52

Something for the board!

[imnotspartacus] 22/7/2015 15:46

Another thing why aren't the major shareholders putting a stop to this fiasco & voting out the current board? Also why isn't there more information given to shareholders regarding these offers? What a "strategic review" this is, absolute classic!

[my retirement fund] 22/7/2015 10:38

Given the overall discounts the properties have been sold for versus their original valuations back in 2006 and at the inception of the fund. I think one has to conclude the company was subjected to some sort of fraud. It is patently obvious its portfolio was never worth anywhere near what they claimed and very clear that whoever was tasked with aquiring the initial portfolio would have wilfully overpaid for them by between 25% and 40%.

[imnotspartacus] 22/7/2015 10:20

If there will be no material value to return to shareholders from potential buyers why the hell sell to them! Let the company go bust & sell off properties individually or let the liquidators do it. This chairman seems all to keen to pack up & go home, plus there must be other options with debt, etc. And why sell properties at a 20% discount just to keep in the AIM, why not delist? This company has been a disaster from start to finish, the chairman who has been born with a silver spoon in his mouth hasn't got a clue. How he and the directors can draw their wages & sleep at night is beyond me.

Looks like I'm working til 65 then!

[chinahere] 20/7/2015 12:17

After that RNS I'm surprised the shareprice is still here.

[skyship] 18/7/2015 09:11

Regrettably there will be nothing left for the ords.

The place to make some back perhaps is to deal at the bid price in the prefs. Go on the bid at, say, 5p/6p...and if lucky you'll get a few which might well repay something in the 20s.