Kesa Electricals Share Discussion Threads

[andrewlewis] 03/1/2007 16:40

waldron

Go into any Comet store and the goods especially flat lcd tvs are flying out. Who is going to fly in and take out Kesa?

[waldron] 03/1/2007 11:40

Here's to a electrical new year to you all

Good Luck for 2007 and beyond.

[andrewlewis] 03/1/2007 11:28

sandbank

Any further interest in KESA as the price seems to be on an upward trend. I hear that sales are up too. What do you think of the takeover prospects?

[sandbank] 17/11/2006 15:54

Well - a good week - bit of a run back today - but hey,
"KESA'ra sera.
The future's not ours to see
Whatever will be will be
Ce sera sera..."

[andrewlewis] 25/9/2006 20:22

Sent this on Sept 1st

Here is a take off of a share to be taken over.
Watch the price and volume


Anyone spot the difference?

[andrewlewis] 01/9/2006 20:29

Here is a take off of a share to be taken over.
Watch the price and volume

[elmendigo4] 09/6/2006 17:07

Still in action senor Kantona?

[elmendigo3] 05/5/2006 17:08

Must be a desert island. Kantona are you still out there; here is your opportunity for another big win with KESA.

Anyone else joining this thread?

[elmendigo3] 05/5/2006 17:08

Must be a desert island. Kantona are you still out there; here is your opportunity for another big win with KESA.

Anyone else joining this thread?

[elmendigo3] 25/4/2006 15:13

I have just taken over this thread and will be writing to myself without any fear of interruption.

[elmendigo3] 22/4/2006 18:40

1412 GMT [Dow Jones] Kesa (KESA.LN) +4.1% at 319.25p as the execution of a large buy order in the stock squeezes the shares up, says trader. "It was a large order, and they (the traders executing it) had to make quite a wide price in order to find the sellers" he adds. Believes that although the order has been filled now, the shares are likely to continue drifting higher, as "people will naturally assume that the shares are up because of whispers of an increased offer" he adds. He and other traders are skeptical this is the case, however. Kesa rejected a 325p a share approach in March. (PBA)

[elmendigo3] 21/4/2006 17:24

A lot of movement today. Anyone know what is up?

[elmendigo3] 03/4/2006 10:01

Kantona are you still there after making such a brilliant move on KESA

[elmendigo3] 03/4/2006 10:01

Kantona are you still there after making such a brilliant move on KESA

[elmendigo3] 03/4/2006 10:01

Kantona are you still there after making such a brilliant move on KESA

[mald0n] 28/3/2006 22:34

Great to find the picks info, share it!!

[elmendigo3] 28/3/2006 22:33

Kantona are you still there after making such a brilliant move on KESA.

On March 20th I wrote that A&L looked interesting. They have moved up against the market and maybe you might be interest?

Time to look at Alliance and Leicester. Still alot to go in the price and in somebody's sights.

Regards

[raz1] 22/3/2006 15:29

HMV Bid to be announced after market today or tommorrow...wit a new bidder on the scene offerring circa the 225p-230p mark!

[elmendigo3] 20/3/2006 11:12

Kantona

Time to look at Alliance and Leicester. Still alot to go in the price and in somebody's sights.

Regards

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[elmendigo3] 17/3/2006 18:05

Kantona

Time to look at Alliance and Leicester. Still alot to go in the price and in somebody's sights.

Regards

[waldron] 15/3/2006 06:16

The Times March 15, 2006


Private equity move on Kesa Electricals
By Tom Bawden and Neelam Verjee



KESA ELECTRICALS, the owner of the Comet chain, emerged yesterday as the target of a private equity bid approach after the retailer said that it had rejected a £1.72 billion offer.
The approach, from a consortium understood to include Permira and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, was announced a day after HMV had rejected a revised offer by Permira and days before Sir Tom Hunter, the Scottish entrepreneur, is expected to bid for Wyevale Garden Centres.



Kesa, which was spun off from Kingfisher Group in 2003, said that the consortium's proposed bid of 325p a share "undervalued the company and its prospects". The rejection is understood to have the support of shareholders.

Rhys Williams, an analyst at Seymour Pierce, said: "Private equity firms are flush with cash and retail businesses are quite simple to understand and the private equity firms still see value in them even though they are quite expensive on a rating basis."

Shares in Kesa added 32p to close at 325p.

[kantona] 14/3/2006 23:10

geeh this thread is attracting some attention after all !! see u on the carclo thread !!