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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Real Estate | LSE:REO | London | Ordinary Share | GB0030364995 | ORD NPV |
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% | 0.25 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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24/6/2011 07:31 | "Accounts for 2010 also show that Treasury earned investment fees of £2.1m from REO and project management/developme Was that before or after Nama? Waooow!!! Nice one!!! | caveat_emptor | |
24/6/2011 07:12 | Trading while insolvent has taken on a whole new profile with this company. No one in Ireland can ever be accused of doing so again...without quoting this debacle as a precedent!!! | caveat_emptor | |
23/6/2011 21:38 | C_E, Still the same. Ordinary shares worthless. Battersea valuation depends on the ability to get a deep-pocketed investor. Just a shame that the prospective Middle East investors are no longer around. Just hope the 8-10 interested parties, get whittled down to three serious players. | tiltonboy | |
23/6/2011 21:00 | Well that can't be a corporation...they refer to an individual. Tiltonboy..... What's your present summary of the position? | caveat_emptor | |
23/6/2011 13:22 | NAMA is poised to appoint a receiver to a major developer who has significant assets in Dublin and London. | lbo | |
23/6/2011 13:20 | looks bad IMHO Real Estate Opportunities this morning revealed the gap between its enormous debt pile and its assets had increased by a further £78m. The Irish property company revealed in its annual results for the year ending 28 February that its debts were £800m more than its assets, compared with £722m the year before. Shareholders have seen the net deficit per share increase from 178p at the end of the February 2010 to 215p a year later. | lbo | |
23/6/2011 08:28 | Sounds encouraging on Battersea: "The Group continues to engage with prospective investors identified during the global investment roadshow with the aim of introducing a long term equity partner(s) into the newly formed Battersea Power Station vehicle. After generating a significant degree of interest from prospective investors, the process of identifying the development partner(s) for Battersea Power Station and agreeing terms is approaching finalisation of a shortlist of potential investors. Successful completion of this process and the subsequent capital injection will allow the Group to repay and/or refinance the OLNs and the existing Battersea Power Station loan facilities and facilitate the procurement" It would be interesting to understand the process under which a partner is chosen. Let's hope a couple of them are desperate for the development and willing to pay over the odds. Wishful thinking!!! | tiltonboy | |
22/6/2011 17:15 | No tick up at all. As previously explained the price shown is the price of the last SETS trade. The price has been 1.5-1.8p all day. | tiltonboy | |
22/6/2011 16:09 | Nice tick up late afternoon at REO | flyingswan | |
26/5/2011 18:54 | I think Aviva look cheap, and have the added attraction of a 6% yield. There should be some mileage in the Co-Op 9.25% bonds, but it's 100,000 minimum. If Principality call or exchange their bond, it could produce an attractive uplift in capital. Nothing that really excites me at the moment, unless you want something very speculative like CRA. | tiltonboy | |
26/5/2011 17:14 | I do not make short term investments generally. | tiltonboy | |
26/5/2011 16:23 | Where would you put ten grand short term? | caveat_emptor | |
26/5/2011 08:35 | Charlie, The Ords are indeed the only one's now available to trade following the equitisation of the CULS and ZDP's into Battersea Power Station. At 2p, the Ords are "option" money. Following the de-merger of Battersea, REO remain deeply indebted, and hugely NAV negative. They retain a 54% stake in Battersea, and it will need a pretty huge equity valuation on the scheme to be able to get back to NAV neutral. The Irish portfolio remains a very long way under water, and I cannot see a recovery of the magnitude needed for that portfolio to make up the shortfall on net assets. The shares might have a little "bounce" should a jv partner be found on attractive terms for Battersea, but I am not convinced that there is any value in the Ords, other than being option money. The "loonies" that were here a few months ago predicting big numbers seem to have disappearred, and the cold light of day has seen the stock down to an all time low. You pays your money and takes your chance. | tiltonboy | |
26/5/2011 06:28 | Hi Tiltonboy..... A quick scan over the recent posts suggests to me that the ordinary shares are now the ones to trade, all the others like the CULS having "expired"....am I correct? Can you give me a 3 line summary of why buy now...or why not? Charlie11908 | caveat_emptor | |
20/5/2011 14:05 | broadwood, Still relatively early days in terms of finding a jv partner. If stories of the Qatari's are true, then we could have a happy conclusion. | tiltonboy | |
20/5/2011 13:22 | gcom2 - I've had those Battersea shares and warrants allocated to me too. Its all very confusing. The overall picture is looking a bit dodgy with no strategic partner coming forward. | broadwood | |
16/5/2011 09:08 | No change in the price, just that the last mark on Friday was at 2.05p, and the AT trade this morning was at 2.1p. | tiltonboy | |
16/5/2011 08:34 | nice to see a tick up this morning. | flyingswan | |
12/5/2011 09:07 | mpletion of Restructuring TIDMREO RNS Number : 4611G Real Estate Opportunities PLC 12 May 2011 12 May 2011 Real Estate Opportunities plc (the "Company") Completion of Restructuring Further to its previous announcements on 6 and 10 May, the Company hereby confirms that admission of 111,336,153 ordinary shares of no par value in connection with the Restructuring has taken place and that the Restructuring has become effective. The listings of both the Company's 7.5% Convertible Unsecured Loan Stock ("CULS") and Zero Dividend Preference Shares ("ZDPs") on the Official List (standard category) have also been cancelled. Full details of the Restructuring are contained in Circulars posted to Ordinary Shareholders and CULS and ZDP holders prior to the extraordinary general meetings held on 5 May, and are available on the Company's website at www.realestateopport Ray Horney, Chairman, commented: "We are very pleased to announce that the Restructuring process, which commenced in May 2010, has now been successfully implemented. The conclusion of this process is yet another step towards realising our plans for the development of Battersea Power Station." For further information, please contact: Real Estate Opportunities plc Ray Horney, Chairman Tel: +44 (0) 1273 775 225 Matrix Corporate Capital Paul Fincham/Jonathan Becher Tel: +44 (0) 20 3206 7000 Goodbody Stockbrokers | moreforus | |
09/5/2011 08:35 | In Ireland, Greece, Spain, and Portugal, investment activity is still falling; however, as prices move up in other parts of Europe, some risk appetite is returning and investors may selectively look in these countries in search of better deals. Demand from occupiers continues to improve in the region, however, rental expectations remain relatively cautious in most markets, partly due to all available space that still needs to be absorbed. Russian respondents remain the most optimistic, and in France, a shift in business confidence is having a positive impact in terms of occupier demand and rental expectations. | flyingswan | |
06/5/2011 16:05 | It does make sense; they should be the same price. | tiltonboy | |
06/5/2011 16:00 | The zeros and CULS are now the same price 7.0/9.0 It makes no sense at all!! | ianbrewster | |
05/5/2011 10:19 | Pity REO has no French property! Around the Block hears that Nama is planning to place receivers into at least two more development companies by the end of next week | lbo |
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