Raven Prop P Discussion Threads

[montyhedge] 09/8/2018 17:51

Just seen it lol, yes 16th Aug

[montyhedge] 09/8/2018 17:41

Kenny is ex div 16th August ?

[kenny] 09/8/2018 10:14

The latest sanctions, like previous one's, have no direct effect on the company's business. The fall in the rouble has positives as well as negatives for the company.

Main point is that payment of the coupon remains as secure as before because of the company's profitability and large cash pile. All other issues need time to resolve.

[deadly] 09/8/2018 09:36

No impact yet today from new sanctions including lower rouble.

[igbertsponk] 09/8/2018 07:27

"The record date for the payment of the preference dividend for the Preference Shares is 17 August 2018 with an ex-dividend date of 16 August 2018."More lovely 3% a quarter income

[eeza] 09/8/2018 07:06

RNS - Div declaration.

"The record date for the payment of the preference dividend for the Preference Shares is 17 August 2018 with an ex-dividend date of 16 August 2018.



The Preference Shares will be entitled to a gross dividend of 3 pence per Preference Share."


Pay 1 October

[montyhedge] 25/7/2018 18:37

According to Bloomberg, Russian bonds have been selling like hot cakes, since Trump/Putin meeting.

[kenny] 22/7/2018 00:53

Worth mentioning that the rumoured pending purchase will add about $4.5m to net income. That figure is my estimate, after taking account that a loan of 100% of purchase price is subsequently taken out. If financing is not put in place the income could be about $9.5m albeit the company's cash pile would drop to about $155m.

Either way, cover for the preference coupons is increased, yet again, by this purchase.

[kenny] 21/7/2018 17:21

Just thought I would add a new thread following the change of ticker. This board is for everyone although people interesting in boasting about the size of their bodily parts or indulging in trolling are encouraged to post elsewhere.

[kenny] 21/7/2018 17:17

Company website: www.theravenpropertygroup.com

DIVIDENDS - all dates relating to dividends payable during 2022 are given in this announcement -

[igbertsponk] 20/7/2018 17:19

Raven Property Group buys up areas in the logistics park "North"
The British company Raven Property Group (formerly Raven Russia) buys out the remaining areas in the logistics park "North" on the Leningrad Highway.

As specified in the material, the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) allowed OOO Sever Estate, a member of the Raven Property Group, to take ownership of the production facilities of OOO Industrial Park Sever, which owns the same warehouse complex with an area of ​​380,000 square meters on the Leningrad Highway.

Recall that at the end of last year it became known about the purchase of Raven Property Group 195 132 square meters of space in this logopark. The transaction value was estimated at 6.6-7 billion rubles.

According to Vedomosti, in the new deal, the British investor will buy out the remaining areas of the complex. According to Yegor Dorofeeva, head of the warehouse and industrial real estate department of Сushman & Wakefield, the cost of warehouse space in the "North" can be 35,000 - 50,000 rubles per sq.m. Thus, the area in the logopark could cost the British company 6.4-9.2 billion rubles. Managing Partner of Colliers International, Nikolay Kazansky, estimated the area of ​​the facility at 6.4-7.4 billion rubles.

Raven Property Group (formerly Raven Russia) is one of the largest owners of logistics real estate in Russia. The company's portfolio includes about 1.8 million square meters of warehouses in the metropolitan region, St. Petersburg, Rostov-on-Don and Novosibirsk.

[igbertsponk] 20/7/2018 12:06

Bit of activity - buying extra bits of an existing site.

[igbertsponk] 11/7/2018 16:27

Errr... good luck finding 8% yields in the UK!!

[montyhedge] 11/7/2018 16:19

They dropped the Russia in their name, I think 8% yield in UK, would bring in a whole load of income seekers, Russia warehouses to risky for them, just a thought.

[igbertsponk] 11/7/2018 16:11

UK?? Why compete with the established big players for meager returns?

[montyhedge] 11/7/2018 08:31

Wonder why they don't move into UK market, distribution massive warehouses are the new shopping malls.Amazon have one near me, South East England, must be a shortage of quality warehouses.

[igbertsponk] 03/7/2018 08:02

Money in East Africa? Oodles! The Chinese have invaded economically.
Same as Russia before Raven went there - hardly any warehouses as not much demand. Exploding economies create demand so someone has to build the boring warehouses....

[my retirement fund] 03/7/2018 07:56

Is there any money over there?

[igbertsponk] 03/7/2018 07:32

Doubt it will be South Africa. More likely East Africa where there is massive growth and some political stability.

[11_percent] 03/7/2018 00:09

Don't like the sound of going into South Africa.

[my retirement fund] 02/7/2018 23:31

Very interesting

[m4rtinu] 02/7/2018 21:48

IS - good post. Interesting observation.

[igbertsponk] 02/7/2018 14:28

Did we all miss this?
"The announcement made by the Company on 27 April 2018 containing details of the Tender Offer and the Tender Offer Circular contained a statement it was intended that the Ordinary Shares purchased under the Tender Offer would be cancelled and not available for re-issue. The Company has now determined that a total of 8,000,000 of the Ordinary Shares to be purchased today by the Company pursuant to the Tender Offer should be held in treasury (to assist with any liquidity requirements associated with the potential secondary listings of the Ordinary Shares on the Johannesburg and Moscow stock exchanges), with the balance of 31,311,181 Ordinary Shares to be cancelled and not available for re-issue. The Company will update the market further regarding such potential secondary listings as they progress."

So plans to list on Moscow and Jo'burg exchanges too. Interesting.
Can't help think they're moving into Africa warehouses soon - check out the chaps running this newish venture....


Would explain why "Russia" has been dropped from the name too.