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Pershing Square LSE:PSH London Ordinary Share GG00BPFJTF46 ORD NPV
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  -18.00p -1.59% 1,114.00p 1,458 09:12:26
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16/11/2018
08:20		Pershing Square Daily Update: Pershing Square is listed in the General Financial sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PSH. The last closing price for Pershing Square was 1,132p.
Pershing Square has a 4 week average price of 1,044p and a 12 week average price of 1,044p.
The 1 year high share price is 1,208p while the 1 year low share price is currently 852p.
There are currently 216,616,094 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 68,764 shares. The market capitalisation of Pershing Square is £2,413,103,287.16.
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29/3/2006
08:24		jaknife: Just to summarise then, this is how the scam works, it's one that seems to happen commonly with the cash shell companies that Griffin bring to market. 1. The share price is ramped up. 2. The stock is suspended at an artificially high level. 3. Whilst the stock is suspended a boiler room/bucket shop sales team cold-call investors to sell them the shares claiming that you're getting a bargain because the price is below the current price (but not telling you that the price is artificial as the stock is currently suspended). 4. When the stock comes back from suspension the price crashes. It's very recently happened with the Griffin Group cash shell Tower plc: And also very recently with Healthcare Holdings (not a Griffin Group cash shell): It also happened with Interbulk investments (Griffin Group) where people paid the equivalent of 50p for shares that are now only worth 20p: And it's a scam hat's currently being implemented at Process Handling, another Griffin Group company: Avoid Pearl Street like the plague ... avoid all Griffin Group companies like the plague.
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15/3/2006
10:36		gondola: From GECR 12/03/06 Pearl Street Holdings There has been no news from Pearl Street Holdings over the last month, though we are fairly confident that a reverse takeover is underway. The health focussed investment vehicle should announce the reversal of The Health Group soon. Berkshire based Health Group is run by Jo Clark, a former nurse and devices innovative medical insurance packages for larger corporations. Recent trading updates from the privately run entity suggests that contract wins have been strong and the deal pipeline is encouraging. Key Data EPIC PSH Share Price 1.5p Spread 1 - 2p NMS 10000 Market Cap. 1.5 million pounds 12 Month Range 1.25 - 3.77p Market AIM Sector Investment Contact Vince Nichols 01732 838887 Apart from an investment in Health Group, Pearl Street also holds a significant stake in OTC listed advertising and media company, Dialog. Growth Equities and Company Research has suspended forecasts and a recommendation till further details of the reversal is released.
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25/4/2005
10:31		zinco: 18th April 2005 Editor-in-Chief Robert Tyson robert@tisl.co.uk 020 7033 9389 *Pearl Street Holdings - Initiation of Coverage Introduction Pearl Street is an AIM listed cash shell looking to make core acquisitions in the healthcare sector. The company is a relatively new entrant onto AIM having listed in October 2004. It comes from the same Vince Nicholls/Stephen Dean stable as Elite Strategies. At the pre-IPO stage, the company carried out a fundraising bringing in 118,761 pounds at 3p and after one month as a publicly traded company, Pearl Street Holdings spotted its first unquoted investment, Health Group. Based in Berkshire, the Health Group trades as Your Health Plus and has designed a cost effective, flexible alternative to conventional private medical insurance packages. The company is in its early stages of operation but has laid down the foundation for what seems like an accelerated growth plan. Pearl Street loaned 600,000 pounds in the form of convertible loan notes which, if converted, would give the company a 37.5% stake in Health Group. Additionally, Pearl Street has bought the directors loans in exchange for shares, which increases its potential stake to over 50%. The short to medium term plan seems to be to reverse the company into the AIM listed cash shell, though the management at Pearl Street have not ruled out the option of considering other investments in the health care sector. Pearl Street has cash balances of close to 100,000 pounds, loan notes worth 910,000 pounds from Griffin Securities and a large stake in the Health Group. If Health Group meets forecasts, the Pearl Street stake would be worth easily in excess of 750,000 which suggests that the stock could offer upside potential. *This report cannot be viewed as impartial as GE&CR has been commissioned to write it by Pearl Street. Key Data EPIC PSH Share Price 2p Spread 1.5 - 2.5p NMS 3000 Market Cap. 852,326 pounds 12 Month Range 1.6 - 8p Shares Issued 42,616,292 Market AIM Sector Healthcare Net cash (estimate) 100,000 pounds Contact Vince Nicholls 01732-838877 Background There has been a raft of cash shells looking to list on AIM over the last six months, most of them promising to announce a reverse takeover or an acquisition within 12 months of listing. Pearl Street Holdings stands out from the rest, as one that has delivered on its promise in that it announced its first investment within a month of listing. Pearl Street was incorporated in September 2004 by Griffin Securities, a wholly owned subsidiary of AIM listed Griffin Group. Griffin Securities provides financial advisory services to Pearl and key managers of Griffin Securities, Vince Nicholls and Stephen Dean are also directors of Pearl Street Holdings. Griffin Securities raised 118,761 pounds for Pearl Street Holdings on listing, by placing 8.3 million shares at 3p. The intention of the company, as stated in the prospectus was to focus on the growing health care sector. The healthcare sector in the UK was valued at 16.18 billion pounds in 2003, increasing by nearly 6% between 2002 and 2003. A survey conducted by consultants Laing Buisson has shown that only 12.7% of the UK population is covered by private medical insurance. Of that 12.7%, 70% come under corporate medical schemes while the remaining 30% have private medical cover. That still leaves 87.3% of the population reliant on the creaking NHS. The private insurance market is clearly one that has scope for tremendous growth. Following its listing, the company began actively pursuing its acquisition strategy. Pearl Street was looking to invest in a company backed by significant net assets, operating in an industry that was ready for consolidation; preferably a profitable, cash generative company. Less than a month later, it was introduced to Berkshire based Health Group Limited. On 3 November, Pearl Street Holdings announced that it had issued 2.4 million new ordinary shares to raise 129,942 pounds. The cash was to be used towards convertible loan notes worth 600,000 issued to the Health Group. Under the terms of the agreement, the loan notes maybe converted into 37.5% of the share capital of Health Group. The conversion of the loan notes would classify as a reverse takeover and would require shareholder approval. And unless converted, the loan notes are repayable in whole in April 2007. Soon after signing the agreement, the Health Group accepted an initial deposit of 300,000 pounds and has received the rest in three instalments of 100,000 pounds, the last one paid on 1st February 2005. In addition, Pearl Street paid the directors back for loans of 196,000 pounds made to Health Group in return for shares in the company. This added an additional 12.47% to Pearl Street's existing stake which brings its entire shareholding (assuming the loan notes are converted) up to 49.97%. The listed cash shell, has an additional option of acquiring all outstanding shares in Health Group at any time up to 30 April 2007. The valuation to be used for the potential acquisition is 6 times the average of pre-tax profits for 2005 and 2006. While a reverse takeover seems like the obvious way ahead, the management has hinted that it might be considering other investments in the healthcare sector. The reverse takeover is also subject to the Health Group's performance in the year to June 2005. Its one unquoted investment apart, over the last six months, Pearl Street has carried out placings and issued ordinary shares to raise funds of over a million pounds. 600,000 pounds of that has been invested in the Health Group, a large portion goes into fees payable to Griffin Securities. On 15 April 2005, Griffin Securities offered a 910,000 pounds in convertible loan notes. The notes maybe converted into ordinary shares of 1p at a conversion price of 1.5p anytime before April 2007. The added capital gives Pearl Street the flexibility to increase its investment in the Health Group. Griffin has assured us that its intention is to have the loan notes repaid or to convert them into 60.6 million shares only at a time when that number of shares represented a relatively small number of the shares in issue. It indicated that it prefers the former route. Griffin Securities offers broking and financial advisory services to PSH. On listing, Griffin owned 64.2% of the entire issued share capital and within five months of listing, had disposed its entire share (in order to maintain an orderly market in the company's shares). Griffin claims 15,000 pounds every quarter as fees charged for services provided and 10% of any funds raised. Griffin also received a one off fee on admission of 50,000 pounds and has the right to exercise its option over 1.3 million warrants. Health Group Limited Based in Bracknell, The Health Group has traded since February 2002. The company is in its early stages of development, having just designed, what it claims to be, a breakthrough medical insurance package and is in the process of marketing it to insurance brokers and companies. Health Group was set up by two graduate nurses, Jo Clark and Jan Wilson. Jo Clark has worked in the healthcare sector for nearly fifteen years and worked at Norwich Union until 1990. She left her job to join a private American healthcare firm which introduced the idea of a "managed care system" to the UK. When the company decided to shut down its UK operations, Jo Clark took a few years off to research the private insurance industry and worked on developing an alternative to healthcare insurance as offered by traditional players in the market such as BUPA and PPP. The company's has now developed flexible, tailor made healthcare packages for both corporate and individual clients. It has three products that it is intending to roll out to the medical insurance market, in competition with traditional players - 'Surgical Protection Insurance', 'The Health Fund with Safety net for Individuals' launched on 1st March this year and Corporate Health Packages launched earlier this year. The three packages are designed to provide an alternative to the deteriorating health care system in the country, by providing easily accessible medical treatment at one of the 200 registered private hospitals across the country. The three packages aim to be different from conventional insurance packages as any money paid in is treated like a deposit, unlike an insurance premium which is non-refundable unless treatment expenses are claimed. Most packages include consultant fees, post operative care and accommodation costs. Health Group makes its money by charging 15% of the fund as an annual fees. Individual packages cost anywhere between 30 pounds and 55 pounds per annum per head. The company's key product and one that is expected to contribute nearly one third of revenues is the Corporate Health Fund. The plan covers employees with chronic and pre-existing health conditions, a huge difference to traditional offerings which often seek to exclude such workers. Companies pay into a health account which serves as a fund and the amount remains on the company's balance sheet. It is treated like any other asset. The team at Health Group have included a stop loss mechanism which ensures that the fund is never drained dry by aggressive and large scale one off medical treatment claims. Unused balances in the fund are carried forward to offset the next year's payment. In a hypothetical scenario, assuming a company chooses to buy a 100,000 pound plan with BUPA and a 100,000 pound plan with Health Group, over a three year period, the company saves 105,000 pound with the Health Group and spends over 300,000 pounds (non refundable) pounds if the money was invested in a traditional medical insurance company. The group operates through three divisions - Health care Services, which provides support in terms of administration and recruitment services, Your Health Plus, which operates a 24 hour support system for registered patients and Your Health Insurance which is the division that markets the healthcare packages. The focus is on selling corporate packages and over the last few months, with aggressive marketing, the company has signed three large corporate clients. Jo Clark, the CEO, estimates that there is a pipeline worth 15 million pounds ready to go into health fund deposits. The company markets its products through a network of insurance brokers, IFAs, employee benefit agencies and has a core direct sales force team. As the product is new, it might take a while to break into the network of insurance brokers who convince corporate clients about the benefit of medical insurance from providers like BUPA. In the year to June 2004, the company recorded sales of 213,000 pounds and a loss of 760,000 pounds. In the current year, sales are expected to jump to 4.5 million pounds with profits at the pre-tax level coming in at 217,000 pounds. In the year to June 2006, turnover should soar to 15.8 million pounds with pre-tax profits expected to come in at 1.7 million pounds. That equates to earnings of 217,000 this year and 1.39 million next year. Growth Strategy - Pearl Street Holdings and Health Group The Health Group has used Pearl Street's convertible loan notes to fund expansion within the organisation. The company has moved into new offices, hired direct sales teams and taken on staff to offer support to the customer care centres. The short term prospects for Health Group are exciting as the reversal into Pearl Street is largely performance based and results for the year to June 2005 should provide a clear indicator of the company's future. Health Group is keen to reverse into Pearl Street and the sales teams are working hard to sign on contracts before the end of June 2005. In the event that Health Group does not reverse into Pearl Street, Health Group will consider an independent AIM listing. In terms of sector growth and development, there is already a perceived backdrop of failure associated with the National Health Service and today, the private healthcare sector is continuing to grow because of demand from the NHS for extra capacity. According to a leading provider of data in the UK health sector, one in 12 patients in private hospitals are actually NHS patients. At a primary level, NHS is being forced to address the issues of serious shortage of GPs working under its umbrella. Pearl Street Holdings as a group, has not ruled out the possibility of seeking other acquisitions, reverse takeover or investments within the healthcare sector. The board continues to explore all options and the 910,000 pound convertible loan note, gives it the required additional capital to fund future plans. Results, Cash flow, Balance Sheet Pearl Street has been listed for just over six months and is yet to announce full year results to the year ended December 2004. The company has stated that it will report full year numbers towards the end of April. Considering the company has been operational for three of the 12 months, administrative overheads should be minimal with a quarterly payment to Griffin Securities of 15,000 pounds, directors fees which, as stated in the prospectus, should not exceed 25,000 pounds and listing fees should approximately come up to 50,000 pounds. The company's cash position as we write, is slightly over 100,000 pounds. The company has carried out five fundraisings in the six months that it has been listed on AIM bringing in over a million pounds. Griffin Securities has lent the company 910,000 pounds in the form of convertible loan notes. We choose to treat this as a long term loan which will be paid back when the Health Group reverses into Pearl Street. Management The two directors on the board of Pearl Street are on the board of Griffin Securities. Stephen Dean - Chairman - has spent a considerable amount of time working with the construction and leisure industry. In 1993, he founded what became the Dean Corporation which was admitted to the London Stock Exchange in 1997. Soon after he demerged some of the Dean Corporation's interests into Artisan UK, traded on AIM. He is currently Chairman of Griffin Group, Euro Capital Projects, Tower Plc and Pearl Street Holdings. Vince Nicholls - Director - is a qualified Chartered Accountant. He left KPMG to become a partner of Spokes and Company. He is currently finance director of Griffin Group, Techcreation Plc, Elite Strategies, Euro Capital Projects, Tower Plc and Pearl Street Holdings Plc. Health Group Jo Clark - CEO is the founder of the Health Group and has 15 years of experience in the health care industry at a senior level. Jan Wilson - Patient Services Director - is a graduate nurse with 15 years experience in Private Healthcare and Insurance. Along with Jo, Jan Wilson co-founded the company. Steve Melton - Technology Director has 20 years experience in technology business development and management. The entrepreneurial Mr Dean has attracted critics as well as supporters during a long City career which has seen some failures as well as notable successes. Clearly the rating of Pearl Street reflects this mixed view of Dean and will only be changed if Pearl Street/Health Group starts to deliver on its forecasts. Shareholders The company has stated that it is not aware of any shareholding above the disclosable 3% and confirms that majority of its shareholders are private investors. Forecasts and Valuation Pearl Street Holdings has to be treated as an investment company with regards to its valuation. As we write, the company trades at 2p, valuing it at 852,326 pounds. Pearl Street has also issued 1.66 million warrants at 3p and 3 million warrants at 4.5p to key shareholders which gives the company a fully diluted market cap of 945,671 pounds. The market cap is underpinned by two factors - the company's cash position and its 49.9% stake in the Health Group. For purposes of the report, we shall assume that the reverse takeover will not be effected and instead, Pearl Street will chose to buy the remaining share capital of Health Group. Pearl Street is looking to value the remaining shares at 6 times the average pre-tax profits in 2005 and 2006, a fairly prudent figure. Assuming the company achieves its forecasts of 217,000 pounds in the year to June 2005 and 1.712 million pounds in the year to June 2006, the Health Group is looking at a valuation of 5.78 million pounds. A 49.9% stake is worth 2.88 million pounds. The loan notes from Griffin Securities, if converted into ordinary shares total up to over 60 million shares. There is no concern that Griffin will convert the loan notes into equity. It is more likely that Pearl Street will use the added cash to invest in the Health Group and once a reversal is effected, Pearl Street will be able to pay the loan off before April 2007. The amount therefore can be treated as a short term cash facility and long term liability. Which leaves the company with net cash of around 100,000 pounds. The net cash added to the stake in Health Group brings Pearl Street's valuation up to 2.9 million pounds. Of course a lot is dependent on Health Group's performance - can Health Group really deliver on its forecasts. If it can that would silence some of Mr Dean's critics and would make the shares look fundamentally cheap. Detailed Financials Health group Year to June 2005F 2006F Sales (million pounds) 4.5 15.8 Costs of Sales (million pounds) (3.2) (11.6) Gross Profit (million pounds) 1.3 4.2 Overheads (million pounds) (1.12) (2.4) Pre-tax profit (million pounds) 217 1.7 Tax - (0.351) Profit after Tax (million pounds) 0.217 1.39
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18/11/2004
23:13		responsible lad: Yes down again and I sold my last lot at 4p in hope to crusify the share price in order to get back my money when I am back in at 4p oneday.
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10/10/2004
21:25		jitumakwana: I am puzzled why the share price is showing 95% down when it has only come to the market on 8/10/04. I believe something big is going down here and TWR. Anyone know what other company's has Stephen Dean been involved in?
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