Medicx Share Discussion Threads

[selborne_edge] 12/2/2011 08:32

Thank you for the detailed description. As always the dividend yield is exceptionally good and it makes the 0.5% rate I get on the savings account look very sick.

[speedsgh] 11/2/2011 14:24

selborne

this was covered in the placing announcement on 2nd feb...

"The Directors expect, subject to unforeseen circumstances, to pay dividends totalling 5.5p per Ordinary Share in respect of the financial year ending 30 September 2011. The first interim dividend in respect of that financial year of 1.375p per Ordinary Share will be payable on 31 March 2011 to those holders of Ordinary Shares recorded on the register of members of the Company on 18 February 2011."

so dividend for last qtr 2010 will be 1.375p payable on 31st march (ex-div 18th feb).

directors expect to pay 5.5p full year which at the placing price of 72p gives a gross yield of 7.6% prior to any associated costs.

NOTE - new shares under placing will not qualify for march div payment but will for june payment.

don't currently hold but have subscribed. seems like a good enough entry point and able to pick some up in volume easier than on the open market.

[selborne_edge] 11/2/2011 09:46

We are still waiting for an announcement on the dividend for the last quarter of 2010

[selborne_edge] 16/12/2010 17:03

You are right topvest. With a pe of 11.41 it is no longer cheap but the rise of the eps to 6.40 pence/share from a negative value looks most encouraging. Of course the attractive aspect of this share is the dividend yield.

[topvest] 16/12/2010 12:59

Bought some of these today. Looks quite well positioned. Not cheap any more so missed the boat a bit, but not expensive either.

[selborne_edge] 14/12/2010 16:04

With interest rates remaining at 0.5%, the current yield on this share is an absolute winner.

[selborne_edge] 14/12/2010 16:02

The large number of small 'AT' buy trades being made today must mean something but what that is, is a mystery to me.

[yespmedc] 14/9/2010 15:24

Latest note -

[cnx] 27/5/2010 16:52

very sound results and strong valuations. future looks good with funding in place

[selborne_edge] 15/4/2010 16:19

Entirely agree cnx - this is a long time hold. However I am convinced that this share will appreciate significantly due to the importance all the political parties and the general public give to health matters.

[cnx] 13/4/2010 22:22

sp creeping up steadily.................in someways a pity as i try to buy this under 71p..........if i sell now in the hope of buying back under 71p the share price will be 80p in 3 months!!

this is a long term income hold for me

[selborne_edge] 15/3/2010 16:25

39 trades on Friday and 18 so far today; it could indicate an improved level of activity.

[cnx] 26/1/2010 16:37

ashley house reported today and expressed "uncertainty" about near term

[muffinhead] 25/1/2010 23:53

Just rechecked Barclays forecast for 2010 and 2011...the dividend forecast of 5.33 for 2010 has now been removed

[muffinhead] 13/1/2010 13:18

Can someone explain why the company is paying a dividend. The consolidated income statement shows a loss, so dividends are being paid out of cash reserves?? Even if you exclude the valuation impairment costs their is a small loss after tax...am I missing something here

[cnx] 12/12/2009 10:07

the drop is more than the dividend of 1.35p. so for dividend seekers the yield has increased a little

how has the pre budget announcement affected these nhs facilities providers eg ash?

[selborne_edge] 10/12/2009 16:23

The fall in the share price was presumably due to the share going XD. Its also interesting that the number 'trades' are increasing.

[selborne_edge] 07/12/2009 12:02

Payment date 31/12/2009 - 1.3325 pence per share

[cnx] 05/12/2009 03:00

first quartery divi now ex div

[selborne_edge] 04/11/2009 15:56

AO - As you imply, it is going to be a long haul. The share price did go down to 57p at one time but it has certainly recovered from that level. We can but wait and watch

[selborne_edge] 04/11/2009 15:56

Sorry a duplicate; finger trouble !