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SAVG Savile Grp

6.50
0.00 (0.00%)
25 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Savile Grp SAVG London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
0.00 0.00% 6.50 01:00:00
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
6.50 6.50
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Savile Group SAVG Dividends History

No dividends issued between 26 Apr 2014 and 26 Apr 2024

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Posted at 12/11/2013 11:13 by smythy4
savg huge up today. Time to cash in while the going is good?

FML looks about to take off...overdue financial & op update due, & ex CEO forecasting mkt cap to increase by factor of 8 by end of next year!

Buy FML (big vols already this a.m.)
Posted at 26/9/2013 12:47 by davidosh
Mmmm...rather different to the SAVG update. Just look at the update from Penna...

Penna Consulting Plc (PNA:AIM), the international human resources consulting group, announces that at today's Annual General Meeting the Chairman, Mr Stephen Rowlinson, will make the following statement:



"I am pleased to report that results for the early months of the company's financial year are in line with management's expectations. As anticipated, we are seeing growth in both revenues and margins in Recruitment and stable and substantial profits from Career Transition.


Much of our work is based on long term contracts and clients typically review these arrangements every three years when they appraise submissions from ourselves and competitors. In recent months we have achieved a series of important contract renewals and have won a number of major new contracts. The benefit of these wins will flow through towards the end of this financial year and on into 2014/15.
Posted at 08/8/2013 17:09 by fillipe
SAVG is one that will be almost imposs to buy once any recovery starts to show up through better numbers. They appear to be being avoiding any excessive optimism, but I can't help but feel that things might just have started to go in the right direction.

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Posted at 25/3/2013 17:27 by sammy_smith
Interview with Savile Group (SAVG).

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Posted at 30/7/2012 12:04 by deswalker
GP,

I don't know if you're aware of the history. Within the space of a year ...







I suspect they just wanted a total break from each other and perhaps this was the earliest date after some lock-in clause.

The net effect is that the 7 days fiasco has seen Louise Palmer take £1.33m plus 11 months salary out of SAVG. In addition SAVG has had to absorb all the costs of the liquidation plus the time spent on it all. A total fiasco.

However, the initial dilution of up to 1.4m shares has been reversed for only £40k which is a decent result and whilst both parties will have been very keen to cut all ties the SAVG Board would not have spent this cash plus that on CMC had they not felt things were at least stabilising.

It is also good to see that these shares were bought back and that the two largest shareholders didn't buy them themselves like with another former director's stake. They were criticized over that at the last AGM and said they didn't want to spend company cash following the demise of 7 days. Now they feel more able to do so.

Des
Posted at 22/2/2012 17:15 by deswalker
We atop the gainers board tonight. Don't often get to say that about SAVG :o)
Posted at 21/2/2012 10:39 by parvez
Harvey Nash results recently were good and expect SAVG to do the same - half year reslts out last year on 22/2/11 so expect results anytime now? Hopefully there should be a re-rating once results are out.
Posted at 08/11/2011 18:54 by deswalker
Further evidence of an improvement in trading conditions within SAVG's core business of Financial Services outplacement comes from PNA's Interim Results to 30 September 2011 released on 2 November ...



Towards the end of the period under review we saw a marked increase in outplacement demand from our clients in financial services, which represents 27% of the division's revenues. Demand for outplacement from the financial services sector peaked in 2009 following the crisis of 2008 and this is the first time since then that we have seen rising demand from our 64 financial services clients.

It is worth remembering that in the year to June 2009 SAVG generated an Operating Profit in excess of the current market cap.
Posted at 26/10/2011 13:23 by liarspoker
Hi Des - you probably won't like this one as its delisting but JCR is trading on a very cheap level. P/E of about 2.2, just over 2X owner earnings, no debt and 11%+ divi which is 3X covered and will be maintained ( I spoke to management ). Worthy of a small stake imo. :O)

Sorry for intrucion SAVG holders but I used to hold and am watching.

Edit: Ok, thanks for the reply Des.
Posted at 26/10/2011 12:57 by deswalker
Parvez,

The impression I get is that Penny de Valk is very good and I was worried that there may be conflict between her and Linda Jackson at the top of Fairplace Cedar. I also don't think Linda Jackson's performance at the top of Fairplace (alongside Michael Moran who left at the start of the year) has been as good as it perhaps should have been, even allowing for the difficult trading environment within the sector.

I'm getting a little more hopeful that things may start to improve with a simplified leadership structure at both IDDAS and Fairplace Cedar. I just hope that the two largest shareholders stop interferring and trying to grow the business by acquisition and I suspect they have now learned their lesson. They should just see the existing businesses as cash generating units which facilitate the payment of dividends to shareholders. The share price will then react accordingly. A 1.5p dividend ought to support a 25p share price and would only cost £225k per annum, a profit figure which they ought to be achieve easily with the existing businesses and getting rid of any staff who are underperforming.

I think you're being too optimistic with your cash estimation as I believe there will be some more exceptional costs to come out during the current financial year but nonetheless I think the share is too cheap by quite some margin.

Des

ps Someone got a nice 10k at 9p. Was that you playful ?

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