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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Savile Grp | LSE:SAVG | London | Ordinary Share | GB0008480732 | ORD 3P |
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% | 6.50 | - | 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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27/2/2012 18:59 | Guess that must have been Brookwell selling out today. | playful | |
24/2/2012 22:24 | Excellent move by Mr Chairman :) | parvez | |
24/2/2012 19:36 | This is excellent news. David Harrel came across as extremely conscientious so a vote of confidence like this should not be taken lightly. Well done Mr Chairman ! | deswalker | |
24/2/2012 16:54 | Great to see support from the Chairman! | playful | |
24/2/2012 08:21 | If they are genuine trades and not just shuffling around then I'd expect the seller to be Brookwell (600k shares). They are a liquidation fund and we met the manager at the AGM. All he wanted was liquidity to exit as per his remit. Perhaps the Directors or even better some FinCap clients have facilitated that. Let's see if there's an RNS ... | deswalker | |
24/2/2012 08:16 | Might not be directors buying could just be a very astute investor. No news on RNSM just that they continue to sell their products too cheaply on Amazon which is annoying their trade customers. | playful | |
24/2/2012 08:03 | womder which directors bought? | parvez | |
23/2/2012 22:06 | Not me. I've got enough. Any news on RNSM ? | deswalker | |
23/2/2012 18:59 | Nice chunky buy today, must have been Des. | playful | |
22/2/2012 22:53 | No position here Header updated | cambium | |
22/2/2012 22:44 | Lets hope for the same tomorrow! | playful | |
22/2/2012 17:15 | We atop the gainers board tonight. Don't often get to say that about SAVG :o) | deswalker | |
22/2/2012 17:13 | Bid cracked up near the close. 12p at 15p is still wide but not quite the same as 7p at 14p :o) It's so illiquid that if you believe they can concentrate on existing knitting and not get sidetracked with acquisitions (and I'm as certain as I can be that they won't be going there again for a long time) then 15p remains very cheap. At 15p we have a market cap of £2.25m and an EV of £1.5m. The existing businesses did an EBITDA of £0.55m in the year to Jun 2010 (and three times that for the year before). I see no reason why £0.4m EBITDA should not be a target for the year to Jun 2013 which puts them on a prospective EV / EBITDA ratio of 3.5. All they need are a few public sector contracts to actually start happening and maybe my 25p average will start looking like a decent price. | deswalker | |
22/2/2012 13:40 | Worth pointing out that in the six months to Jun 2011 the continuing businesses actually broke even (calculated from todays figure by subtracting 12 the last annual performance from the six months to 31 Dec 2010). So during both six month periods of 2011 the continuing businesses weren't loss-making and were comfortably EBITDA positive. This against a backdrop of the nightmare that was 7days. I'm hopeful that the changes made throughout 2011 in the continuing businesses alongside the very painful lesson of 7days are laying the foundations for a brighter future. I note also that Louise Palmer has re-emerged at a company called the Inzito Partnership. You'll find it via Google. | deswalker | |
22/2/2012 13:37 | jeez...I have never seen a spread as big as here 42% why???? | kimball808 | |
22/2/2012 11:29 | LP - Yes. They got both barrels from me and David at the AGM and I believe it was a chastening experience that they will be very anxious not to repeat. Penny de Valk and David Harrel are good appointments IMO. I think they are back on the right track. Not sure we'll see the highs for quite some time but it has great recovery potential from this level IMO. It sounds bonkers but all it takes is not to replace Linda Jackson and that's another £120k at least on the bottom line and then one sees where large profits cf the market cap can come from. My average is just below 25p and I'm hoping to eventually make a profit. | deswalker | |
22/2/2012 09:57 | Do you still trust management here Des ? | liarspoker | |
22/2/2012 09:00 | The entry point is good value if you are here for the long term, so don't get too hung up on the spread. | playful | |
22/2/2012 08:29 | I,m trying to buy . Price to buy indicating 14p ! sell 7p at Barclays ! | s34icknote | |
22/2/2012 07:54 | Looks like Penny has started well, so lets hope we continue in this direction. | playful | |
22/2/2012 07:49 | A much improved performance. They've had a nightmare 18 mths and appear to be putting it behind them. Worth remembering that they charge £100k per year to Depreciation and Amortization but have very little Capex. At 10p we have a market cap of £1.5m, net cash of £0.76m giving an EV of £0.74m. Against this we have a current annualised EBITDA of £0.25m giving an EV / EBITDA ratio of 3.1. I agree the Directors may well be after shares. | deswalker | |
22/2/2012 07:37 | tide has turned and back into profit......net assets of £2M, capitalised at £1.4M! Cash in bank of £0.78M and no debt. INHO should be trading in the mid-20s and a pick up back to previous level as the next 6 months roll out. I expect directors will start buying now | parvez | |
21/2/2012 10:39 | 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. | parvez | |
21/11/2011 08:42 | Only £5 million shares to be issued that's ok then , wipe out existing shareholders. | pictureframe | |
17/11/2011 09:19 | Reading all the press about the turmoil in the City with layoffs and re-organisations it's hard to imagine that Fairplace Cedar won't be picking up a fair slug of business. These types of companies refer to themselves as change management consultants. Well there's rather a lot of change going on at the moment in the jobs market in the UK and I suspect at some point various HR departments are going to need somebody to tell them what to do once the easy culling is done. Fingers crossed for a better trading statement tomorrow. | deswalker |
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