Regus Share Discussion Threads

[martym] 11/12/2006 11:35

come on someone very quiet on this bb

[realism] 21/11/2006 14:54

What is going on here? Goldman Sachs is taking a major share in the company.

[its the oxman] 14/11/2006 16:27

120p in due course.

[welsheagle] 25/10/2006 20:55

Daily Mail article today:-
'Mark Dixon's office rental group Regus edged forward 1.25p to 107.25p following a bullish Goldman Sachs note. The US broker says it is a cash generative growth company and sees real long term value. Its 24-month target price is 141p.'

[rhodesthomson] 04/10/2006 10:08

what's going on today - 60m traded?

[mustafalee] 04/10/2006 10:04

whats this volume massive whats going on anyone ?

[hervey] 04/10/2006 09:52

Anyone any clue on what's going on here?

[deadly] 15/9/2006 21:21

Delayed reaction to the results? Risen nicely these last few days, so took my profits in this nervous market.
But will buy more if it retraces

[prokartace] 14/9/2006 16:28

Nobody cares? Good day!

[gumberr] 11/9/2006 14:09

it would have gone up then -thats the way it works.

[rafieh] 11/9/2006 12:55

I wonder what would have happened to the share price if the results were terrible!

[rafieh] 11/9/2006 08:04

Impressive set of figures!

[rafieh] 06/9/2006 21:02

any predictions for the results?

[handycam] 04/9/2006 21:27

Certainly is. I'm getting out on Friday. Why gamble for Monday?

[its the oxman] 18/8/2006 09:37

whatever - its going up

[handycam] 18/8/2006 09:23

You mean 'have' bought more.

[its the oxman] 18/8/2006 09:19

100p - should indeed of bought more

[its the oxman] 07/8/2006 11:50

as a recovery play regus seems attractive so why the poor performance recently? i still hold a few and tempted to buy more

[high park] 29/7/2006 13:31

Never understand why people post on threads without charts. Well done, Wiganer.

This is what Investor's Chronicle said on Friday;

When serviced office provider Regus floated at 260p back in October 2000, new technology start-ups were springing up all over the place and Regus' flexible office space was in tune with the zeitgeist. Indeed, the offer was several times oversubscribed. But early optimism soon faded as economic conditions deteriorated and the dot-com bubble burst. There followed a difficult few years as Regus struggled to adapt to tougher conditions. Huge restructuring charges sent Regus ever deeper into the red and the shares tumbled to 3.25p.

But, last year, Regus made its first ever pre-tax profit as a listed company. This was partly due to improving demand conditions, but also to self-help, which included taking the US subsidiary through Chapter 11 reorganisation. Analysts are now expecting earnings to jump by 74 per cent to 7.85p this year, and by a further 17 per cent to 9.22p next year. That puts Regus on 12 times forward earnings, falling to 11 times next year. Similar companies trade on multiples in the high teens so, with net cash on the balance sheet, a market-leading position and recovery in full swing, Regus could now start closing the gap.

[dimerose] 28/7/2006 08:34

does anyone know why this stock has not been doing much recently?.thank you>

[citytourist] 04/5/2006 11:59

Jeffian

Well looks like my haunch was right ... £1.21. I do hope you had a quick punt?

REgards C.T

[torabora] 25/4/2006 14:30

If you like cheap property shares , have a look at a London housebuilder,NTA. If you want to stay with commercial ,see COM. They are far to cheap in my view.I am looking for 100%+ gain on them.

[citytourist] 25/4/2006 13:16

Simon

Well Simon good to see your recent comments on Regus hitting the headlines. Now if memory serves me correctly you flunked your accountancy and got struck off.... correct !!! .....So a bit of the "trust me I'm a Doctor" storyline there me old son..... But enough rhetoric.

Speaking of facts and figures ....tell me ...hows that short of yours doing?? Now those figures would really interest me.

I notice your call of "sell Regus" doing the rounds yet again this week, and who knows you may be right...but clearly the Banks now happily financing the return of the "crown jewels" to their rightful owner dont agree with your views ( I refer to the Rex 2000 deal)You have been known to be wrong on Med Mark, White Nile, Persuit dynamics, etc But above all these Regus has seen you notch up serious losses.... I could hazard a guess and say £3mil but hey its early days...if I can borrow your closing phrase....depend on yet more losses

REgards C.T