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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Just Car Clinic | LSE:JCR | London | Ordinary Share | GB0009591685 | ORD 1P |
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| 03/8/2016 | 17:29 | JCR just car clinics nows the time to buy | 2,905 |
| 25/8/2004 | 20:26 | JCR Charts etc | 334 |
| 17/3/2004 | 21:33 | Any ideas on this one investors?? | 955 |
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Posted at 08/8/2015 13:27 by littleredrooster a net effective yield of about 5%Someone has done even better. Marcel Springorum May 25, 2012 at 4:50 PM I currently hold Just Car Clinics ( JCR.L ). The shares were listed in London and I bought in on the delisting announcement when the share price tanked. They are basically a panel beater which I picked up at around 2.2X 5 year average PTP. I've held them or nearly a year. There's a matched bargain system in place but I prefer to keep holding the shares and receive my near 12% annual divi. :O) |
Posted at 07/8/2015 13:36 by littleredrooster The dividends have been a pleasant surprise every year (a net effective yield of about 5%). I will miss them.FBT is still as unpredictable as ever. More ideas and potential than revenues. So very different from JCR! |
Posted at 28/7/2015 12:34 by aleman Well, I took 45p which was a decent profit on by 3rd spell with JCR but I'm very pleased that those that stayed have done well out of it. Good luck with your reinvestments (less a celebratory drink of course). |
Posted at 24/7/2015 12:35 by aleman I wonder how many still invested know about it. It hasn;t been picked up by NARS and JCR tickers because their listings don't exist any more. |
Posted at 22/12/2014 18:47 by rmillaree Belated cheers for that Aleman/microscope - still plenty of time to accumulate some losses to mitigate the capital gains Aleman:) Probably just me and the Chickens left now(albeit i tendered a decent wad of my shares too) - but hey ho nowt wrong with chatting to the chckens As good as their word JCR are back on the expansion trail with a new site in Peterborough hxxp://www.justcarcl |
Posted at 25/11/2014 12:45 by aleman Just a reminder for those who opted out - my cheque came on time today. JCR are now a happy memory for me - except for the capital gains tax I'll have to pay in 14 months!Again. Good luck everyone. |
Posted at 16/10/2014 17:13 by aleman I tendered all mine too. I don't think 45p really values the company's prospects all that well but I found a couple of listed companies on similar ratings and yields where I could redeploy the money without being locked in. (I spent some of our our house deposit which the JCR sale proceeds will replace.) Assuming I have had my tender accepted, I will have made a decent profit while enjoying the repectable dividends for a few years. It's the third time I've bought low and sold reasonably high with this stock so I will have some pleasant memories, including, I believe, achieving the highest ever listed sale price when I sold out intraday at 118p+ (I think it was - I can't remember any more!) in 2007.Edit - I'm forgetting the price was a bit higher in the early noughties after listing so it was not the highest sale price, although it was still fortuitously profitable. Good luck JCR and all who sail in her. |
Posted at 16/10/2014 16:46 by harrogate Hi.Sold all mine in the tender which was close to fully subscribed. I think this leaves the share base at sub 10m shares and so business now cheap. it was always about the need to realise some cash for me and the worry that the next liquidity event could be sometime. Good luck everyone and happy investing. Off to look at NARS share price now! |
Posted at 03/10/2014 10:15 by harrogate Space..long time no speak!! I hope you are keeping well ..what are you in these days..don't see you on the bbs much. Tender offer docs out now on website. I agree 45p is a low price in one way ..if it was on the market I think it would be 60p + at the moment on a 10x EPS rating. But this could be the last time for a while that we get the chance to cash in and the hint that dividends might be cut means that I am fairly happy with 45p and a clean exit. The market is cyclical and if the time comes round again to do a tender we might be on the way down. I have held for over 11 years and have an average buy price of about 19p so with the dividends I can't complain |
Posted at 23/3/2012 13:18 by deswalker I've just posted this on the ACZ thread. It might not be popular around here but still might be of interest to JCR holders. All IMO and DYOR.Coincidentally the now delisted JCR have just issued their Finals for 2011. They show a pre-exceptional EBITDA of £682k, net-debt of £2.363m and 13.149m shares in issue. Now I know ACZ and JCR are in different sectors but I'd suggest there is at the very least a partial read-through. Suppose x is the JCR price in pence and y is its current EV / EBITDA ratio. We have ... 13,149,000 x / 100 + 2,363,000 = 682,000 y A JCR share price of 20p (ie that immediately prior to delisting) implies y = 7.32 cf ACZ's EV / EBITDA ratio of 1.75 !! Yet those shareholders who continue to hold JCR seem to think it is good value at the delisting level. Nobody can tell me that JCR is a better investment than ACZ right now. Not even close. |
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