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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Mice Grp. | MEG | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 08/11/2013 07:17 by rivaldo Not bad allocations - 315p start price. Looks like there could be a decent premium:"Retail investors who applied for the minimum of £1,000 of shares have been allocated 317 Ordinary Shares, corresponding to £998.55. Those who applied for more than £1,000 have been allocated 317 Ordinary Shares plus 55% of the excess amount, subject to a maximum subscription of £27,947 (8,872 Ordinary Shares). The qualifying number of Ordinary Shares for the shareholder benefit is confirmed as 317 Ordinary Shares, corresponding to an application for £1,000 of shares." |
Posted at 08/11/2013 07:04 by pottsypotts Good piece re merlin in the investors chronicle " merlin could offer good short term upside " Have put in for shares in the ipo but no notification yet ? Supposed to find out today how many i have . |
Posted at 07/11/2013 22:43 by hastings I can see the quotes coming thick and fast Simon. "Merlin brings a little magic to the market" or "Merlin casts a spell over would be investors"Sorry, been a long day! |
Posted at 04/11/2013 09:24 by strollingmolby hxxp://www.merlinentRevised Expected Timetable Time and Date (1) (2) -------------------- Latest time and date for receipt of completed application forms from retail investors by the Intermediaries in respect of the Intermediaries Offer 5.00 p.m. on 7 November 2013 -------------------- Latest time and date for receipt of indications of interest from institutional investors in the Institutional Offer 5.00 p.m. on 7 November 2013 -------------------- Publication of the Pricing Statement containing the Offer Price(1) 8 November 2013 -------------------- Conditional dealings in Ordinary Shares commence on the London Stock Exchange(3) 8.00 a.m. on 8 November 2013 -------------------- Admission and unconditional dealings in Ordinary Shares commence on the London Stock Exchange 8.00 a.m. on 13 November 2013 -------------------- Ordinary Shares credited to CREST accounts where applicable(4) 13 November 2013 -------------------- Commencement of posting of share certificates in respect of Ordinary Shares (where applicable)(5) By 27 November 2013 -------------------- |
Posted at 11/6/2007 17:14 by qalbabbass Is there any way the institutional investors will get out of this? |
Posted at 07/5/2007 10:46 by pbracken Insitutional investors in MEG know that the debt figure will be around #55m at the half year, which is somewhat higher than expected. Equally, the cause of the rise is the need for working capital to service large blue-chip contracts - the revenue figure will show impressive growth. The crunch question, as I say, is will MEG deliver a profit on these contracts? The market is pricing-in its scepticism that it can. This issue goes beyond the acccounting right-down that MEG recently flagged, which I believe is only a precursor to the real problem: MEG's poverty of systems and controls that disable it from knowing if its UK business is profitable. This is what the audit review is tasked with to uncover. My instinct tells me that more bad news is on the way (and indeed, that is what the market expects); but obviously I don't know for sure and at 10p a share it may be that the downside v upside risks make the stock an atractive speculative punt. The key to any meaningful re-rating, though, is MEG's ability to punch a big hole in the debt. That means finding a buyer for the UK division - and fast. |
Posted at 05/5/2007 20:53 by pbracken Be careful with MEG. Working capital needs have seen debt mushroom to around #55m, AFTER the recent sale and property lease-back. The silver lining is that business is booming - but is it profitable? That is what the Review will tell investors, and its findings will dictate the short term movement in the share price. In the medium term, if MEG can find a buyer for its UK division then one can envisage a recovery in the stock; if it can't, investors will need to buy some wool and knitting needles, because the long haul awaits.... |
Posted at 04/5/2007 21:36 by freaknomad Wiganer: Maybe a new thread with a less ridiculous title might be in order? I couldn't disagree more. The title of this thread is wonderfully ironic. And at times like these investors need to keep their sense of irony and the absurd! |
Posted at 30/4/2007 15:25 by qalbabbass Barclays holding decreased by about 0.5%. They still have 10.99% of issued shares. Could this be the start of Barclays off-loading their stock? Other major investors have not sold any shares yet so will wait and see. |
Posted at 26/2/2007 22:21 by besbury Mice Holding(s) in CompanyRNS Number:8504R Mice Group PLC 26 February 2007 MICE Group Plc ("the Company") Holding in Company MICE Group Plc, the international marketing services group, has recently been advised Barclays PLC on behalf of the shareholders detailed below that it has an interest in 20,240,403 ordinary shares of 4p each in the Company representing 11.42% of the issued share capital of the Company. Shareholders Barclays Capital Securities Ltd Barclays Global Investors Ltd Barclays Life Assurance Co Ltd Barclays Stockbrokers Ltd Gerrard Ltd 26 February 2007 Don't remember seeing a Barclays Holding notice in MEG before! Looks likely that a number of PIs are heading for the exit; and the institutions are picking them up cheap? |
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