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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Reach4entertainment Enterprises Plc | LSE:R4E | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B1HLCW86 | ORD 0.1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.225 | 0.20 | 0.25 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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10/12/2015 10:54 | Not sure but if they start buying in the open market.... Woooosh | mikeh30 | |
10/12/2015 10:46 | Where did they get hold of that quantity? | dan de lion | |
09/12/2015 08:06 | Gate now up to 4% | tomboyb | |
08/12/2015 12:57 | Gate Ventures takes 3% here - Did not expect that - | tomboyb | |
18/11/2015 14:22 | P&D?This never fails to disappoint | tsmith2 | |
16/11/2015 21:01 | Mortimer7 "Its a real shafting for existing shareholders" Why dont existing PIs each send a complaint to the FSA/FCA and copy to - the company - Sharesoc - AIM regulator - shareprophets....( who have obtained new shares at 1p and are already ramping the shares to the market.....listen to TW bearcast today....unbelievabl And also vote NO to the conditions and asked to be able to subscribe ... Cut...incorrect ------- Cut since incorrect | smithie6 | |
16/11/2015 20:52 | Cut ..share issue...normal shareholders not invited It is against interests of normal shareholders imho...unfairly treated...all shareholders not treated equally.. Disgraceful imho....but hey...AIM...stealing from PIs is the city's bread & butter) Company Act 2006 'All shareholders to be treated equally' ---- imo the placing words should just add " subject to clawback. Existing shareholders can take up their pro rata entitlement of new shares and the number of shares for shareholders will be reduced, clawedback. | smithie6 | |
16/11/2015 20:35 | Should surpass 2p tomorrow. 3p by Xmas. | grantlfc | |
16/11/2015 20:24 | Not half as lucky as all the new holders at 1P! | dan de lion | |
16/11/2015 16:55 | Lucky you! My break even is eons away!! | dulciemo | |
16/11/2015 15:48 | Only just over 1p to go for my break even! | dan de lion | |
16/11/2015 15:09 | From Share Prohets: Bottom line: R4E should report a pre and post tax profit of £2 million at some stage within the next two to three years. Put that on a PE of 10 - assuming that over time remaining borrowings are cleared and assuming that employees grab their 20% stake and the market cap is £20 million. At 1.25p on a fully diluted ( bar the 5p still out of the money warrants) basis the market cap is £7.5 million. So buy in the market and you should almost treble your money. Of course placees will do even better but do not let (justifiable) anger get in the way of you making a return. Buy - FIML has inded done just that today. | arthurdaley69 | |
16/11/2015 12:42 | Even if 12 times is "mad", 6 times = 2.25p. As I posted earlier, I do not claim to be a genius, and have made many mistakes along the way. However, where I have had successes, it is by co-investing with people infinitely richer and wiser than I am. AIB are prepared to take a 5p warrant instead of £5.2m; but more importantly, a man who has amassed a £250m fortune, is now a stake-holder. Not saying that they both can't make mistakes, but I'd back them over me every day of the week! | arthurdaley69 | |
14/11/2015 18:16 | Pe of 12?? For a tiddlerUre mad!! | patviera | |
14/11/2015 13:04 | And that potential is why shrewd investor Nigel Wray is so keen to get hold of such a large chunk of the company. To get to where he is on the rich list he had to be pretty savvy with the investment choices he made- | tromso1 | |
14/11/2015 11:02 | rumbers2:- 3.75 million raised plus the 5.15 million converted to 5p options by AIB leaves approx. 5.2 million to be covered by the new facility of 9.5 millions of which 1 million is a loan and 8.5 millions is a revolving credit. This is a company with an £80+million turnover, handling that level of debt should be easy peasy (should be). PS:- Drew Hodges has also waived the $1 million owed for the purchase of Spotco PPS:- Take the high forecast profit for this year of £1.8million, with 475 million shares on a P/E ratio of say 12 that gives a potential share price of 4.5p. | dan de lion | |
14/11/2015 10:38 | I'd like to erase this nightmare from my portfolio but the truth is its almost worth less than the trading fee to do so. | lionheart79 | |
14/11/2015 10:19 | So am I right in assuming the £4million raised will be used to pay down the debt? If the debt is currently £14 million wouldn't that still leave them £10 million in the red? | rumbers2 | |
13/11/2015 17:24 | Oh well, looks like I have become a long term shareholder! | dan de lion | |
13/11/2015 16:24 | quite agree arthur looks a good punt at 1p easily make 60 to 100 per cent on your money nigel wray is no mug | 6gazza | |
13/11/2015 16:22 | Iron Storm....I fully sympathise with you; I have been in many situations like this where others have bought at a huge discount and undermined my holdings. In this case I feel it is ever so slightly different. The debt which has been hanging over the company has been totally sorted; AIB has agreed to write-off a substantial amount, and take a warrant at a 500% premium to the placing price in return. Furthermore, Nigel Wray, who among other successes, has master-minded Saracens turn-around, now owns 26.3% of this company. One thing I have learned over the years; back people smarter than yourself (not puffers on BB's). When a multi-millionaire and a savvy bank are prepared to have a go, then who am I to argue....good luck, and I hope the shares do steady-up for everyone's sake. | arthurdaley69 |
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