Slingsby (h.c.) Share Discussion Threads

[solarno lopez] 27/3/2017 16:32:31

de-listing seems inevitable

[solarno lopez] 27/3/2017 15:27:34

Sanlam client says it all really

[solarno lopez] 27/3/2017 13:13:19

and the price continues to fall

[callumross] 23/3/2017 16:05:31

Love Winterfloods spread - bid 1p, offer 35p!

[solarno lopez] 23/3/2017 13:41:18

shambolic management

[coolen] 07/10/2014 19:56:00

Interesting share stake disclosed in this one.

[pugugly] 24/6/2009 08:34:00

Reading between the lines of today's rns things sound VERY bad. The fact that they have to state still cash positive imolies to me that they have burnt though a lot of the £2.4 million advised by Refs as being on the 07 balance sheet.



e&oe. DYOR etc. any other views or comments.

[pugugly] 18/6/2009 13:34:26

Market cap very close to pension deficit - Yet another company working for the benefit of the pensioneers.

At 31 December 2008, the net deficit on the defined benefit pension scheme had increased by £2.819m to £5.687m (2007: £2.868m), due mainly to the combined effect of a reduction in the value of the scheme's assets and an increase in the assumption relating to average life expectancy which increased the liabilities

Also very interesting that 6.495% of the shares have been traded today at 685p. Someone deciding out bail out ? Awaiting a RNS.
0 A9001QKELR 685.0 66495 O 650.0 720.0 10:36:50 66,495

[mw8156] 26/4/2009 15:39:57

Another DB pension scheme closed...

[linhur] 22/4/2005 22:52:44

Move to AIM announced today along with the final results.



The company seems to be making progress but warns there might be additional costs due to relocation and introduction of a new business system.

Might try and pick a few up if the AIM listing throws out a few sales.

kind regards
linhur

[valhamos] 17/9/2004 19:37:40

Out of these now. Forthcoming results are going to have to be pretty amazing to justify current price. They may well be, but I prefer to deal with historic "value" numbers rather hopeful guesswork with these sort of companies where there isn't a lot of newsflow.

JakNife, from your comment in August presumably you're out completely as well?

[valhamos] 17/8/2004 21:26:28

Jack

Price has increased by £3 (approx 50%) since results. I never did get chance to buy anymore (I was expecting a pull back after the initial excitement but it just kept on going up). I agree it's looking a bit pricey at the moment; a lot of expected growth this year is in the price, but the question is how much? Based on 48p for H2 2003, they should do 100p eps for 2004, but I can't make a case for anymore than that at the moment. Its initial attraction was as a value stock; as more of a 'growth' stock I'd want more information to go on than you ususlly get with this sort of company.

Having said all that I'm still holding for the moment. Generally I am keenly looking forward to how the market reacts to the approaching reporting season. If it starts off badly I may rethink; Slingsby report the end of September

[joey de noze] 23/4/2004 23:08:11

What are the 'major shareholdings' in this one?

[valhamos] 23/4/2004 23:01:40

Agincourt - You're as loquacious as Freddy in post2 ! :)

JakNife - I know what you mean and it is also unusual in a family run business but there seems to be some reality behind it. For instance their web site is well designed and hasn't cost the earth to implement.

[valhamos] 23/4/2004 21:05:56

Impressive results considering weak 1st half. Good to see e-commerce continues to develop as well as the new Irish operation. I regret not topping up a few weeks ago and may still do so shortly. The share price seems to go for months without movement but if I had sold today I would have had over 30% gain after costs in little over one year - not bad for a stock many would consider too dull.

[valhamos] 08/9/2003 22:59:00

meaning = Lol in post no. 4 on LTS (results tomorrow by the way) thread ??

at any rate Freddy this is not one for the muppets :)