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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Primorus Investments Plc | PRIM | London | Ordinary Share |
Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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3.75 | 3.75 | 3.75 | 3.75 | 3.75 |
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MEDIA |
Announcement Date | Type | Currency | Dividend Amount | Ex Date | Record Date | Payment Date |
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11/03/2024 | Special | GBP | 0.015 | 28/03/2024 | 02/04/2024 | 10/04/2024 |
11/03/2024 | Special | GBP | 0.015 | 21/03/2024 | 22/03/2024 | 10/04/2024 |
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Posted at 03/1/2025 08:52 by 2magpies "rental2 Jan '25 - 18:54 - 3720 of 3720 0 0 0 ouch and double ouch,..............a Well I never! Does make you wonder if PRIM are trying to be professional 'amateurs'? |
Posted at 29/12/2024 18:13 by simonsaid Does anyone know how much money prim have invested in Priority Ai/alte. Could be a big day for prim this Monday.Has anyone got all the figures. I don’t know the figures but I’m sure we had some buying options from the start, so if Alte trebles could Be worth a quarter of our whole Prim Market Cap, I think breakeven for prim might have been 7p, no idea what the options were now. Hope someone can come along and bang some numbers to us. It’s it worth buying this priority Monday. |
Posted at 04/12/2024 19:00 by rental Charging for the app always comes later,If you don’t like Fresho, you best off selling prim as prim is all about Fresho now for most who are following, Fresho to me it going to be many times your quoted 120 mill. Let’s hope to see a 10 billion run rate soon, the future turnover on a 10 billion run rate would be incredible. Maybe they could at some point attach a 3 percent charge to turbovet, which is minimal percentage compare to the likes of Motorway for example who charge £350 to £1200 to the car dealer buying each car. Then maybe a future 20 to 30 times valuation to profit taking off say 30 million for costs per year and it could be at a crazy 6 to 7 billion valuation, suddenly it’s telephone numbers, even as 10 x sales you quote that could be a 3 Billion valuation which is prob more realistic, Who knows. Sit back, do nothing, relax. |
Posted at 02/12/2024 16:34 by 2magpies "Primorus (AIM: PRIM) announces that it has sold its entire shareholding of 92,374 ordinary shares ...in Engage Technology ...for the sum of £1,000.00 ....... The Engage Shares had a book value of £158,000 in the Company's interim results"Extraordinary. Laughing is strictly forbidden. |
Posted at 27/9/2024 16:11 by cwa1 RNS Number : 0946GPrimorus Investments PLC 27 September 2024 Primorus Investments PLC ("Primorus" or the "Company") Director/PDMR Dealing Primorus Investments plc (AIM: PRIM) announces that it received notification on 27 September 2024 that Susan Labrum, spouse of and a person closely associated with Rupert Labrum, Executive Chairman of the Company, made the following purchases of ordinary shares in the capital of the Company. Further details are set out in the Notification of Dealing Form below. Director / PCA Purchase price (Aggregated) Ordinary shares purchased Resultant interest in ordinary shares Resultant percentage of issued ordinary shares Susan Labrum 3.45 pence 400,000 3,500,000 2.50% Following the above transaction, the aggregate current interest of Rupert Labrum amounts to 33,775,000 ordinary shares in the Company, representing 24.15 per cent. of the Company's issued share capital. The 400,000 additional shares purchased represent approximately 0.003 per cent. of the Company's issued share capital. |
Posted at 22/5/2024 08:17 by 2magpies Hi butd1In this transaction : PRIM money is helping the other direct investors. Would the other investors have still bought without the 'comfort blanket' of PRIM money? This is how it apppears to me -- correct me if I'm wrong! Best to use PRIM money only, and then use YOUR money to buy shares in PRIM: you get indirect exposure, like the rest of us. Seems to me: As it stands, if PRIM disposes of this investment (at a profit), you -- and that director, gain personally/immediate Happy to be corrected, as always. |
Posted at 17/3/2024 15:20 by betterupthandown1 It's not for the company to make decisions on the basis of individuals tax positions.If individuals decide to hold shares outside of a tax wrapper that is entirely their decision. Nobody is losing money as claimed but rather having to pay tax on income -which is how normal economies work. Paying tax is not bad -it means you have made some money. The share price went up on the back of the dividend announcement and will no doubt move down ex divi -this is a function of markets and a very basic sum which happens in listed companies paying dividends. More of the decision is whether the share price reflects the companies assets and prospects. If individuals have made losses on other investments then again that is the individual and their advisors to sort out not the company. People who choose not to hold shares in an isa's etc or do not invest within a pension for example will have to pay tax or find other ways of mitigating tax. Its totally bizarre to blame a company for individuals tax planning( or lack of). Most people complaining about a dividend have been screaming for the company to redistribute some of the profits. We have -sort your own tax out. I have made it clear that we reorganised the capital structure in order to have the ability to redistribute profits - in which ever way the Board feels is in the best interests of all shareholders and the company. If you don't want to invest in an Aim investment company which wants to reward shareholders then there are plenty( if not the majority of invest co's on Aim) who have no plans to do this but instead like to issue confetti shares and pay themselves excessively. If that is the sort of company which you want to invest in then you know what to do. The best bit is that investing in these companies means that you will never have to pay a penny in tax - have a think about that. There will be plenty of investors who do not let the tax tail wag the investment dog. Also the Board has no say over where the share price trades, so some of the comments on here are absolutely ridiculous. If you thinks it's too low or too high then you individually can make up your own minds about what to do. Of course that is every investors choice and not a recommendation as I think Prim has great prospects but if you're not happy at being paid a dividend then maybe its time to move on. If you want to remain a holder of Prim shares then I suggest those who have not thought about the financial implication of redistribution of profits seek financial advice and plan their financial affairs in a more tax efficient manner. I personally find it simply staggering that investors are wingeing on about being paid a dividend from one of the few Aim invest companies to do this. All it requires is some fore thought and some basic tax planning. If you don't understand this concept then please take some professional advice. |
Posted at 17/3/2024 12:36 by timbo It sounds like you have a lot of your PRIM outside of ISAs if you've a dividend issue. Although I haven't been in PRIM for some time I wondered if a (reverse) variant of Bed and ISA might work with a sympathetic broker/market maker.Assuming you have ISA's stuffed from previous years' allowances with non-PRIM stocks (say FTSE 100 stocks). ISA Sell £100k non PRIM stocksPurchase £100k PRIMTrading Purchase the same £100k non PRIM stocks sold from ISASELL £100k PRIMdividend is accounted for within ISA. |
Posted at 14/3/2024 05:43 by katekat Very good to see new buyers coming in today and well over 1 million trades, yesterday was one of the biggest volume days in a long time,Any Short term NEWS is possible this week, ALT could easily be worth 2.5 million to prim, alte has been in suspension for some time awaiting positive news all controlled by the prim board. The Remaining Payapps sale could be worth another 1 Million to Prim. Clean Power Hydrogen, the share price is up around 120 percent in last week alone and prim is a large holder, approx 400k to prim now. Bushveld, Prim should now have the 1.2 million safely in the bank or they would have had to RNS if not, so that money is paid, which is massive achievement from the prim board. Fresho, Could float or announce a new fund raiser any day, offering us a new valuation for our huge 4 percent holding. Even on the lowest valuation of fresho this must be 8 million for Prim on Fresho worth say 200 Million. Engage Must be near an Ipo, Worse case possible must be 2 Million for Prim just to get back what they put in. Interpac Prim has invested approx £400k in last few Months at last raise price. Weshop, I have not seen any figures on, so is a unknown value to me. Should be at least 6 Million in the prim bank in a high interest account (Payapps and Bushveld Monies) Adding the remaining payapps, interpac, engage, Fresho, Clean Power Hydrogen and ALT to the 6 million in a high interest account we would be at a 20.3 Million, which is around a share price of over 16p (not including weshop) We are at a 5p bid which is utterly bonkers.. Any one of these investment's is a huge event on the prim share price, Good luck all, this is so exciting at the moment to be invested in prim. |
Posted at 11/3/2024 16:56 by 2magpies "RNS Number : 4059GPrimorus Investments PLC 11 March 2024 Primorus Investments plc ("Primorus" or the "Company") Dividend Declaration Following the recent realisation of Primorus' investment in Payapps Limited, as announced on 22 February 2024, the Directors of the Company are pleased to declare a special dividend of 1.5 pence per ordinary share (the "Special Dividend"), amounting to a distribution of proceeds to shareholders of approximately £2.1 million, in aggregate. The Special Dividend is expected to be paid on 10 April 2024 to shareholders on the register at 6:00 p.m. on 22 March 2024. The ordinary shares will be quoted ex-dividend on 21 March 2024." Wow! Oh wow! What a day tomorrow could be !!! That's 30% dividend! Well done BOD. This is what it all should be about!! |
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