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PGI Pgi Grp

8.75
0.00 (0.00%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Pgi Grp LSE:PGI London Ordinary Share GB0006911696 ORD 25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 8.75 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Pgi Group Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/7/2007
20:59
Dog with fleas.
lovejoypeace
01/7/2007
21:46
vaguely relevant in a grapevine sort of way...
The other major asset included in the KTT portfolio is Tchigirinsky's New Holland development in St Petersburg, planned for a 7.6hectare island that was once used for ship building by Peter the Great. Under the £400m development, historic buildings will be converted into a theatre, galleries, restaurants and hotels. A large outdoor arena has been designed to sit on the water.

rambutan2
28/6/2007
17:18
50k @ 52p, 40k @ 51p. Somebody mopping-up the small sells.
eriktherock
28/6/2007
11:42
50p on the offer - you've just got to love this time of year.. ;)
64bit
28/6/2007
08:58
Nearly in the 'Buy zone' although I don't actually hold with all this technical analysis. Maybe I should. We'll see over the coming days/ weeks if we drop below offer 50p
Special Resolution No. 9 from Tuesday's agm 9 To authorise the Company to 34,649,540 15,161 590
purchase its own shares. *

eriktherock
21/6/2007
20:49
Ta mate, PGI are a buy sub 50 and a sell @ 62.5 so I'm advised, and of course, had I listened to this long standing advice, I'd be financially better off. However, I've been in since 22p lol.
eriktherock
21/6/2007
20:42
erik, no. just picked that para up an email freebie i get sent. would love to know reasons/thinking behind making pgi a buy.
rambutan2
21/6/2007
20:34
rambu, have you got a link to the Ambrian Capital report?
eriktherock
20/6/2007
23:59
20/06/07:
Ambrian have issued a 63 page Plantations Review, in which they have a strong hold on Anglo Eastern Plantations (AEP.L), with buy recommendations for Asian Citrus (ACHL.L), MP Evans (MPE.L) and PGI (PGI.L), they say hold Camellia (CAM.L), with a speculative buy on D1 Oils (DOO.L) and a long-term buy on REA Holdings (RE.L).

rambutan2
19/6/2007
20:22
Well I'll be obliged to purchase again if we get to ask 50p
eriktherock
17/6/2007
17:33
Got the Sestra River Development brochure (thanks hvs). Looks to be a well value engineered scheme to me. I should add that Development,Design & Construction used to be my interest before investing. The scheme design is a credit to the English Architects Paul Davis and Partners and probably more so to the Project Manager who looks a bit like a hard taskmaster. Looking good to me!
eriktherock
15/6/2007
11:04
will do hvs. Thanks again.
eriktherock
15/6/2007
10:43
Hi Erik,

Its in the post. Hope it is useful. Please acknowledge receipt.

Tks

hvs
14/6/2007
10:13
Hi Erik,

Got it. Will put it in the post tomorrow.

hvs
14/6/2007
09:53
Thanks hvs. Much appreciated.
eriktherock
14/6/2007
09:49
Hi erith.

Please let me have details

hvs
13/6/2007
19:51
Hi hvs, I'm up for a copy. Just post and I'll respond.
eriktherock
13/6/2007
18:07
I have received two booklets from Jensen on the property development project
in St.Petersburg. If anyone is interested I can post them them if you let me have your address. Please let me know how we do this.

hvs
28/5/2007
13:55
Mugabe preparing to seize foreign companies.

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Zimbabwe's government is preparing to seize
majority shares in all foreign-owned businesses and mines, with companies such
as Rio Tinto and Anglo American expected to be targeted, according to the
Guardian.
Economists have warned the move would be as damaging as the widespread land
seizures in the country, the paper wrote.
Recent remarks by Zimbabwean ministers suggested banks such as Standard
Chartered and Barclays could also be hit.
President Robert Mugabe's cabinet has approved proposed legislation to force
all foreign-owned companies to cede 51 pct of their shares to black Zimbabweans.
The paper cited a statement from Barclays saying it is assessing the
potential impact of the proposed legislation, pointing out that it may not
become law.

eriktherock
24/5/2007
23:08
LOL, you wish!
elmfield
24/5/2007
22:03
Nice to hear from you. Even though we may feel a bit frustrated by other stocks continuing to add value, we should remember that when all comes crashing down, PGI will still be 53p
eriktherock
24/5/2007
21:49
o'lord - make me a stairway to heaven.. ;)
o/t, eric, oxs, i just can't bear to look ;))
not much action for me in a while, looking fwd to the summer
sales season..

64bit
24/5/2007
13:11
I suppose half a pee per week for the next ten weeks would be a fair return.
eriktherock
17/5/2007
21:23
Good for you. And you know that according to the chart boys if we hold above mid 54p then we'll be expeditiously on the way to 62.5p And if we can hold above 62.5p then Blue sky ahead. (personally I don't believe any of it)
eriktherock
17/5/2007
15:47
Well eric I am holding on for a lot more than 54p!!
elmfield
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