Real Estate Opportunities Share Discussion Threads

[tiltonboy] 06/1/2011 04:44

LJDABC,

You might be correct on REO ex Battersea, but Battersea could have some significant value, albeit REO Ords not having much of the pie. CULS are still the way to play the holding in Battersea.

[ljdabc] 05/1/2011 12:10

Its simply comical reading the posts on this board. Anyone buying into this will lose everything! What are you guys smoking? REO is INSOLVENT. There is no upside here that will add 1billion to eliminate their balance sheet deficit, never mind the 5 billion they need to find to actually build it. Thanks for the laugh.

[havenpoint] 04/1/2011 11:07

Any idea when that news is likely to come?

[grahamg8] 31/12/2010 14:32

tiltonboy the position is IMO not as bad as you suggest. The ordinary shareholders would get a direct interest in 5% of Newco, but would also hold 54% via REO. Now if you value 5% of Newco at 1pps for REO presumably 59% is worth 11.8pps. Hence my suggestion that news of a deal could cause a big rerating of the share price

[tiltonboy] 31/12/2010 02:03

With Ords only holding 5% of the demerged Battersea, and being diluted on their remaining holding, it makes no sense to buy the Ords. Matrix value them at 1p.

[havenpoint] 29/12/2010 08:40

I had a nibble this morning and reckon overpaid. Put my order in before trading commenced and paid .05p more than the guy who was one minute in front of me. Strange world.....

Hope it will not make any difference in the long run. Good luck to all.

[grahamg8] 29/12/2010 08:33

A few nibbles this morning and the spread is as wide as it gets. MMs clearly don't have a clue. If the restructuring is agreed then the price should soar. If not then the banks get the lot.

[tiltonboy] 24/12/2010 14:04

Next to no value in the Ords following this announcement.

[comedy] 24/12/2010 12:23

well just topped up...just saw rns now.

[gdasinv2] 24/12/2010 12:06

Something very good COOKINg here....5p on Auction at the moment. 30p on Jan 2011

[chesty1] 24/12/2010 12:05

Happy christmas folks.....REO just gave us an early crimbo present RNS....!!!!

[lbo] 23/12/2010 13:56

NAMA will now move in on REO but DYOR! Interesting comment from one of the REO men to Bertie Aherne in the in RTE programme!

[nofool] 23/12/2010 13:22

Fair enough; let's see..

[gdasinv2] 23/12/2010 12:36

On my Opinion the share price will get into 20 to 30p next 3-6 months because of the current Approvals and Forward looking perspectives and they could be financed by SAUDI investor or Sovereign Funds and that stage they may raise Rights of Issue around 30 to 35p.

[gdasinv2] 23/12/2010 12:32

Better be +ve also if suspended , the share will remain on your name and all efforts REO putting to add the Shareholder value only. So Buying at these stage is either way an investment.

[gdasinv2] 23/12/2010 12:32

Better be +ve also if suspended , the share will remain on your name and all efforts REO putting to add the Shareholder value only. So Buying at these stage is either way an investment.

[nofool] 23/12/2010 12:13

I think it's worth the gamble. The upside potential is positively awesome.

Equally, the company could be suspended at any time!

I'll try and be positive..

[gdasinv2] 23/12/2010 10:27

REO is determined now. Hence the new investor to get into lucrative asset for multi baggers from 1 - 3 months Investment. Not only for speculative investor but also short term investment. This asset will attract Investor from Emirates, Saudi as Recent SAUDI guys picked of Chelsea Barrack and Olympic Village park for 500 Million, so no doubt this is one of them to Picked up. On current price it is just pea-nut. My opinion don't leverage too much or do cfd, better invest as responsible investor and Sky is the limit at this price. Stong Buy...In my opinion



22 Dec 2010

Mayor of London Boris Johnson gives backing to Battersea Power Station development
Mayor of London Boris Johnson has given his backing to the redevelopment of Battersea Power Station.

Construction on the Battersea Power Station site is due to start in early 2012 Photo: AFP
6:44PM GMT 22 Dec 2010 Comment
The new scheme is part of a £5.5bn development plan that will also see the Tube's Northern Line extended and thousands of homes and offices built at the South London site.

The Battersea Power Station proposal, submitted by Real Estate Opportunities (REO), was approved by Wandsworth Borough Council last month and referred to the Mayor as an application of strategic importance. It will now go before the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government.

REO is still seeking a financial partner for the 10.1m sq ft development and hopes to unveil either an individual or a consortium early in the new year. It has spoken to a number of parties, including sovereign wealth funds, private equity firms, wealthy families and property companies.

"Battersea Power Station has long been an iconic feature of the capital's skyline, and these plans will make sure that status is retained for years to come," the mayor said. "The building was once a vital motor helping to power the capital. With its future secured through this regeneration it will once again play a part in driving London's economy."

REO director Rob Tincknell said he was "delighted" at the mayor's decision.

[norwegian] 23/12/2010 09:16

gdasinv2 - 17 Dec'10 - 16:20 - 777 of 784

.....Play for 3months - 1 year, would see 50p to - 150p.


gdasinv2 - 22 Dec'10 - 17:28 - 784 of 784

No stop until 30p for next 3 months

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Ignore the posts of gdasinv2 & joe_public. Just ramping the shares.

Anybody investing in this company at 4p will lose money. See my earlier posts.

"30p...in 3 months" is sheer fiction.

[joe_public] 19/12/2010 15:01

'Analysts estimate that there is £10bn of Irish-owned property in London, although much of it, including Hamley's toy store on Regent Street, which is owned by the family behind Brennans Bread, is not in NAMA.

The organisation has not publicly revealed which assets are under its remit, but they are thought to include The Connaught, Berkeley and Claridge's hotels – although McKillen, the owner, is legally challenging the transfer of the debt to NAMA – along with Battersea Power Station, Goldman Sachs' European headquarters at River Court, Louis Vuitton's flagship store on New Bond Street which is owned by Daly, and 20 Grosvenor Square, a former European HQ of the US navy, which is backed by debt from Irish Nationwide.'

[nofool] 17/12/2010 20:37

C'mon, let's have seen decent posts again..

[gdasinv2] 17/12/2010 16:55

The Fund Company taken up @ 15:13:41 , 17-Dec-2010 3.55pm, @500,000 for 17,750.00 + another 3,500 = 21K , we will see how much fold we can do here.