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SLFR Slf Realisation Fund Limited

1.925
0.2225 (13.07%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Slf Realisation Fund Limited LSE:SLFR London Ordinary Share GG00BN56JF17 ORD NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.2225 13.07% 1.925 1.45 2.40 - 2,285,713 16:35:06
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Finance Services -13.89M -16.7M -0.0338 -0.50 8.41M
Slf Realisation Fund Limited is listed in the Finance Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SLFR. The last closing price for Slf Realisation was 1.70p. Over the last year, Slf Realisation shares have traded in a share price range of 1.40p to 8.72p.

Slf Realisation currently has 494,899,891 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Slf Realisation is £8.41 million. Slf Realisation has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.50.

Slf Realisation Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
28/3/2024
12:32
I agree. A total punt.

Prior to delisting I can see the shares collapsing to well below 0.5p.

Could be worth a dabble depending what’s happened in the meantime.

Very few investors want to be stuck with a delisted share.

wilwak
21/3/2024
18:42
I suspect it will be a punt as both share classes at that point will be predominantly a single loan exposure
cousinit
21/3/2024
18:32
The big problem here is that if they delist they can’t be held in an ISA so holders in ISA’s may be forced to sell to keep the value within an isa.

Anybody fancying a punt on this should look to buy in the days leading up to the delisting when the share price is likely to plummet.

Depending how low they go I could be tempted.

wilwak
21/3/2024
17:04
Sounds like a last capital repayment as a listed structure once the refinances of the helicopter loan completes for the Xs and one of the small AD plants for the ords, with the residual being worked out in one way or another over the next 18 months
cousinit
13/2/2024
09:35
I was thinking exactly the same!

The other question is, who has been paying up for shares since that? Sold a chunk yesterday at a similar price to the one he managed to get.

If someone thinks they know more than one of the Board? Well, after the mess this has been maybe that's a silly question...

cousinit
13/2/2024
09:29
How could a director sell 170,000 shares on 8th Feb when the company made an announcement on the 9th re expected downward adjustment to nav of £4m? Not price sensitive info?
steve36
29/12/2023
12:03
There’s certainly a big buyer of Ords at the moment. Liquidity is amazing. Probably an insider that knows something we don’t?

In the past I’d not even been able to sell 10,000 shares!

I’ve done incredibly well on these shares and have grabbed the opportunity to sell all my 2m shares at 2.4p this morning. So I’m done.

Knowing the history of SLFR there could be a big surprise coming for shareholders either one way or the other. They still have the AD assets that could be sold as a block to another fund or investor. They could give a bumper return.

I hope it’s a profitable ride ahead for remaining investors.

Feeling a little relieved to obtain a total exit. No regrets on this one.

wilwak
20/12/2023
17:22
2wild, that's about the size of it! However, as the number of credits diminishes, the risk increases and that helps to explain (if anything ever really does) the increasing value in the shares. Yes, 33% discount on the realisation at the same time as a 50-60% discount on the share price is always a good thing, but seldom shows up immediately.
chucko1
20/12/2023
12:39
Last Thursday following Ex return sold 35,000 and received 1,185.94 after costs. This morning purchased 50,000 with two traits at 2.02p, paying £1,018 after commission.

Another realisation announced today receiving 800,000, 33% discount to book. As SLFR was trading on around 60% discount yesterday, this is actually positive news. The Madness continues.

2wild
14/12/2023
08:29
Yup. Did similar but didn't quite get your 3.4p this time
cousinit
14/12/2023
08:25
Aren't they supposed to be ex return? Sold thirty five thousand with 2 trades at 3.411p.
2wild
12/12/2023
11:53
There's clearly a wide range still on the outcome (and that's pretty binary) so I definitely 'hear' you Chucko, just don't have much exposure left with recent sales and the capital repayments (across both classes and with 1.5p more underwritten).

Maybe I'm placing too much weight on the buyer being rational!

cousinit
12/12/2023
11:17
Personally, I think a price on the Ords of 3.5p and higher is really good (to sell).
chucko1
12/12/2023
10:52
I don't really have any intention of letting more ords go but may have to relent if the current active buyer continues,,,
cousinit
08/12/2023
16:04
Yes used voice input on my phone. And very happy with those trays. Maybe it will take a couple of months to drift down to 1.5p.
2wild
08/12/2023
15:31
I presume you "spoke" that last message, or are you drunk from a deserved celebration??
chucko1
08/12/2023
15:29
Blimey only been out a few hours. Sold another 60,000, with three limit orders executing at 3.75p 3.86p and 4.2p. Bid prices now only showing 3.57p as I type.

Suspective no more news by mid January, these will probably be around one piece cell 2p buy.

2wild
08/12/2023
13:29
It's highly notable the extent of what is going on with the Ords. But fundamental analysis in the short term has not been a main driver of either share class in recent times. There has been wholesale selling of BOTH classes by a fund in equal proportions, often soaking up any buying. That does not appear to be present now as the Ords have been flying whereas the C have been becalmed. Clearly, the 1.5p return on the Ords ONLY is a massive thing, although no one can fully explain where that money really came from.

Bizarre is normal for SLFR, though.

I still see 5p as the likely minimum return on the Cs, and therefore a further 25%. Bought 100k this morning. 6p is also quite possible but there is a limit to how much I am prepared to bet on a helicopter.

chucko1
08/12/2023
10:10
Something definitely cooking here. I also let some ords go this morning, as you say Chucko, volume negligible for long periods of time. Can only assume some book tidying ahead of the capital return or someone feels 6p+ is on so hoovering up what they can
cousinit
08/12/2023
09:07
Sold 40,000 this morning with two trades at 3.68p. 35% profit on one of my purchases 2 weeks ago. Have further limits in place at 3.7 3.8 3.9 and 4p. At this rate they will all get filled by next Thursday when they go Ex return.
2wild
01/12/2023
13:14
Make the most of the current liquidity! When it goes, it's desert-like. I have a number of Cs which I do not ever expect to be able to trade out of. I am simply in for the capital returns from hereon in, however long that might take.
chucko1
01/12/2023
12:08
Sold 50,000 Ords this morning with two trades at 3.3225p and 3.4405p. Last week I was buying between 2.72 and 2.98p. Wonder what these will be after going Ex return.
2wild
27/11/2023
21:23
There is room for both! I have added very significantly to my GABI holding and after selling a few Cs, I added again. That said, in cash terms, I have lightened up as the risk gets greater nothwithstanding the slightly increasing discount.

I have expressed my views on GABI on the relevant board, but I feel there will be a lot more to say over the coming months.

chucko1
27/11/2023
20:09
Definitely have no intention of selling the Seas for now. Just not putting anymore into them. Who knows the discount on GABI next year. May be under 20%, after a Santa rally, in January.
2wild
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