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MRW Morrison (wm) Supermarkets Plc

286.40
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 00:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Morrison (wm) Supermarkets Plc LSE:MRW London Ordinary Share GB0006043169 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 286.40 286.60 286.70 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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29/6/2021
14:42
All ok now, dividend received into 'ii' account this morning. Let's see how they do with IMB due tomorrow and TSCO on friday ;-)
philanderer
29/6/2021
06:55
That isn't actually correct ..,, you are not able to open any new account with EQI and some customers have been migrated over while others such as me and my family are staying out. If however EQI in the future force me to migrate over to Ii..... I will take my money else where. ii are expensive.
leadersoffice
28/6/2021
16:56
Got mine with iWeb
glasgow13
28/6/2021
16:24
Got mine with AJ Bell issa account. Im not to thrilled with the EQI move to ii seems more expensive with its fees as well.. luckily only 15% of my Portfolio is in that share account.
igoe104
28/6/2021
16:15
Anyone received their dividend today ? I was with EQI who used to pay dividends right on the nail but "ii" have taken them over as from today and there's no dividend credited today.
philanderer
28/6/2021
12:40
Financial Mail on Sunday


A takeover of Morrisons could see the supermarket giant shift offshore for tax reasons, experts fear. The grocer is bracing itself for a fresh offer from US group Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) after an initial £5.5billion bid was rejected last week. But it is feared that a private equity buyout could see Morrisons' tax base shifted out of the UK.

philanderer
27/6/2021
20:23
Well if there is a deal it will be at 2.80-3.00 +, which is a good premium to the current price imo it will be a quick and easy profit, I doubled my holding on Friday at 2.32 having previously brought in well pre Div at about 1.71
chef2
27/6/2021
11:40
Is it worth jumping in now ?
torncrown
27/6/2021
07:22
Morrisons suitor Clayton, Dubilier & Rice is expected to 'clarify' its intentions for the supermarket as soon as in the next ten days – a move widely expected in the City to be confirmation of a formal £5.5billion approach.

The Mail on Sunday understands there are rival investment firms that will not trigger active engagement until CD&R reveals its intentions.

Lone Star, Apollo, KKR and Amazon have all been listed as potentially interested.

Sources said several major private equity firms are monitoring CD&R's position with a number working 'very informally and at a very early stage' on their own potential proposals.

The company is being advised by former Tesco boss Sir Terry Leahy who is an old colleague of Morrisons chief executive David Potts and chairman Andy Higginson – also previously Tesco executives.

If the US giant showed its hand that soon, it would be well before a 'put up or shut up' deadline which expires in three weeks' time.

The US giant has said there was no certainty a formal offer would be made.

But the market is rife with speculation CD&R could even increase its bid.

One City source said: 'The assumption at the moment is that this is all about finding the right price to get the board to the table. There are some other big investment firms thinking quite hard on this and waiting to see what Sir Terry and his backers do before then deciding whether to step up their own interest or not.

'There is a question over whether Terry's past relationship with the board puts them too far ahead – but I also think people recognise that this is a public company and that the board is committed to giving the best outcome for the business and for its shareholders.'

CD&R and Morrisons declined to comment.

CD&R owns the largest independent forecourt operator in the UK, Motor Fuel Group, which provides it with a more comprehensive investment case than potential rivals.

It reportedly tried to sell the business for £3billion before the pandemic and may instead seek to merge the two businesses.

That puts it in a similar position to the Issa brothers, owners of petrol forecourts giant EG Group, who recently acquired Asda in a £6.8billion deal against stiff competition.

A buy-out may include the sale and leaseback of some of Morrisons' property assets to help finance the deal.

One City source estimated more than £1billion of property could be considered without damaging Morrisons commercially.

chinese investor
26/6/2021
23:41
Morrisons stalker Clayton, Dubilier & Rice could spark bids battle for supermarket 'in days'
philanderer
25/6/2021
11:13
They're busy people ;-)


In corporate news, UDG Healthcare (UDG) edged up 1% to £10.56 as US private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice said it is mulling an improved and final takeover offer for the healthcare services group at £10.80 per share.

philanderer
25/6/2021
09:17
Breakdown of shorter performance v MRW
scotches
25/6/2021
08:54
5.00 p.m. on 17 July 2021 !
chinese investor
24/6/2021
20:27
I see from the FT that Black Rock and Citadel have started closing their shorts on Morrisons. Nice to see the shorts burn a little. Gives the small investor hope that sometimes there can be SOME retribution around! Must admit I am rather surprised as to how quiet the top team at MorrisonS has been--maybe too busy cleaning the double barrels, said he hopefully!
gregmorg
24/6/2021
19:30
£3.50
leadersoffice
24/6/2021
14:56
The thumbs up symbol comes under as a question mark.
gombie
24/6/2021
14:55
Should be: Here Here?
gombie
24/6/2021
14:54
Here Here ?
gombie
24/6/2021
14:30
Get on with it Potts -
grafter
23/6/2021
14:40
Strange investors BB?Let's hope the offer is upped.Believe they have already hinted via brokers a number of 280p?Hope lives eternal.
hades1
23/6/2021
14:18
Not sure the board actually want to sell.
ashleyjv
23/6/2021
13:49
Why don't the Morrisons board just say what bid would be acceptable ?
chinese investor
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