Plantic Technologies Share Discussion Threads

[undertaker] 12/1/2011 11:59

appeard now in my TDW account - nice!

[guss] 06/1/2011 10:41

It just appeared in my nominee share dealing account as available to invest.

Spent it already ;-)

[undertaker] 06/1/2011 10:23

Guss, how did you receive it - cheque in the post, or other?

[guss] 04/1/2011 16:31

Yep had mine.

Good luck all elsewhere

Guss

[cockney sparrow] 04/1/2011 15:34

nothing here.

[undertaker] 29/12/2010 09:37

I've not seen anything either.

Lifeoriley - was money credited directly to yur bank account or your Brokerage account?

I use TD Waterhouse, and cans see all the corporate action notifications but no cash yet.

Unless they have sent cheques out in the post?

[guss] 24/12/2010 12:38

Not seen mine yet.....I await


Happy Christmas, shame it will only be 8p not 80p a share :-(

[lifeoriley] 24/12/2010 11:29

No probs, money appeared in my account today.

[lifeoriley] 22/12/2010 11:30

Guss, I thought thats what happens, but haven't seen any signs of the money. Anyone out there who knows what should happen?

[denc] 18/11/2010 11:49

shafted - i trust the fat mans sheep are a tad more cynical now

[kooba] 25/10/2010 08:43

nice timing?
Compostable tray heralds new era for chocolate boxes
Marks & Spencer launches packaging for chocolate range that can break down on the compost heap

[guss] 22/10/2010 13:05

Does this mean the shares just delist and we get 8p a share back?

[skidaddle] 05/8/2010 09:23

"A Scheme booklet containing information relating to the proposed acquisition,
reasons for the Independent Board Committee's unanimous recommendation, and
details of the Scheme meeting is expected to be sent to Plantic shareholders in
mid-September 2010 with a shareholder meeting to vote on the proposed Scheme to
be held in mid-October 2010. Subject to the approval of the Scheme by
shareholders and the Court and the timely satisfaction or waiver of conditions,
Plantic expects the transactions to be completed during October 2010.
"

[the_doctor] 05/8/2010 09:08

The decision to act now was IMO because the process takes until the end of the year and PLNT was due to need further funding by early 2011.

[skidaddle] 05/8/2010 09:05

I wasn't aware until today that National Starch is in the process of being taken over by Corn Products International. Completion is expected by the end of September. I wonder if that was part of the opportunistic decision to act now.

[skidaddle] 03/8/2010 07:39

Looks like they specialise in mergers and aquisitions.

[the_doctor] 03/8/2010 06:26

'Canaccord Genuity Limited'

buying just for the x% discount to the bid price??
or have I misinterpreted the RNS

[hy3nas4] 02/8/2010 13:42

Results 27 Aug
Expected profit.

[hy3nas4] 02/8/2010 10:49

A competitor or 'the same' old.

[cockney sparrow] 02/8/2010 06:42

You fool. You are the only anonymous muppet on here.

Conclusion you can not trust an anonymous muppet on a bulletin board

robson1974 - 30 Jul'10 - 12:49 - 846 of 862

The deceitful and disingenuous themoneymuppet2 normally brings you EK's ramps with such alacrity but this time he has shown his true pumping and dumping nature LOL

Conclusion you can not trust an anonymous muppet on a bulletin board

[argy2] 02/8/2010 05:33

Sorry about that. I read EK's piece over the weekend and didn't see a mention. Must be the South Coast Edition. Still can't see the 'quote' on here either.

[themoneymonster2] 01/8/2010 18:08

argy2

EK commented on t1ps.com on Friday, already posted.

[argy2] 01/8/2010 15:16

No comment from EK..you have to wonder why?

[skidaddle] 01/8/2010 08:54

I don't think there is much doubt that this share has been taken down this low to facilitate the current proceedings. I still think 8p gives quite a bit of "head room" for counter bids to appear.

12p to 15p would be more like it. The costs of getting things into production would remain the same. The current cap is still only circa £6m. National Starch must have that in petty cash. And what with BP's mess up of the Mexican Gulf this has got to be a winner long term from an American perspective.