Spaceandpeople Share Discussion Threads

[escapetohome] 02/12/2020 11:17

Oh dear, perhaps i should have dipped a toe in after all. I would have made a tasty profit, if id followed my instinct .

[justtrying1] 02/12/2020 11:14

Falling now easy money

[justtrying1] 02/12/2020 11:12

Rampers will get killed here

[justtrying1] 02/12/2020 11:12

No figures given tomboy

[tomboyb] 02/12/2020 11:05

Almost 9p paid for 25k -

[bunz3] 02/12/2020 11:04

rns out ,almost missed rns ,Today also watching syme with rns expected there

[1ax] 16/10/2020 12:59

There has been a global pandemic! That said the number of Directors are still one too many and costing six figures, but they do have a cheaper, more attractive office. The lack of investment into technology which works (read lots over the years about investments but never seen anything) is dragging them down. During lockdown they should have been investing in this, customer service, the UX. Instead they appear to have dreamt up ideas like "Revive" many have tried, Mary Portas, the Government etc. and failed so what makes them think they can deliver! I would use my share certificate as toilet roll but to print it off would cost more than it is worth. If this was public funded there would be a parliamentary inquiry to investigate how a business went from market dominant to a £1.6MILION LOSS.........

[robbothered] 16/10/2020 10:17

Interims are shocking, Nancy does her best to polish the brown mess but reading between the lines and having an understanding of this industry shows how badly they really are performing and that despite Nancy claiming "The fact that we are not solely focused on one venue type has been crucial in restarting the business" unfortunately these figures show the opposite - they have not diversified and are very vulnerable to bumps in the road. Without "goodwill" they would be an insolvent company

[escapetohome] 12/10/2020 12:01

Thanks for the advice.

I didnt dip a toe.

Pursueing other ops.

[1ax] 27/9/2020 21:55

escapetohome save the money. CEO going is too little too late. Hung around too long and failure to innovate or build on market leading position has resulted in the last 5 years performance. The industry will bounce back, suspect the Covid loan will be the final straw for them. Rats leaving a sinking ship.

[escapetohome] 27/9/2020 17:03

Had this on my watchlist for years, but never dipped a toe.

Im not inclined to either, it could be worth a punt though at this level.

[oldhand] 25/9/2020 10:06

Lightbulb look pretty below average to me. Is no one innovating in this sector anymore?

[robbothered] 25/9/2020 09:32

Trust me S&P will not be the "last man standing" there are other companies in this sector who do a far better job of commercialisation than S&P do. I don't know of many companies, either suppliers, managing agents or landlords who relish working with them.

As far as staff look at these two posts
hxxps://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-6714106982992760833-LLS0/
hxxps://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6714119367128363008/

[oldhand] 24/9/2020 08:20

Bending gone will save the company around 150k per annum. Delayed results are never good news. But, this may be a case of last man standing as the plethora of established smaller commercialisation agencies struggle and fall over. Robo which staff have set up rivals?

[robbothered] 23/9/2020 15:16

OK Bending GONE - doesn't appear to be any notice period, just gone with Cullen taking over as CEO. Not sure if this is in response to shareholder pressure or just recognition that he did a bang awful job. Although what change Cullen will bring remains to be seen.

Also it looks like there has been a staff cull also, no doubt in recognition of the fact that most of their venues are trading substantially below pre-covid levels. Also the large brands and roadshows that were an S&P speciality have yet to come back in any numbers.

Ex staff setting up rival commercialisation companies - don't they have non-competing clauses in their contracts?

[knownowt] 16/7/2020 13:19

The brokership has changed because Cantor Fitzgerald has withdrawn from Corporate Finance. I notice that one of the names on the announcement was on all the previous announcements from Cantors which indicates to me that SAL has moved with its advisor and doesn't presage a placing - but I could be wrong!

[boonkoh] 16/7/2020 11:45

Change of adviser.... Looks like a placing might be on the cards!

[riddlerone] 07/5/2020 21:30

Germany now looks like next week,maybe we will know more about the Uk on Sunday but who knows

[1ax] 07/5/2020 12:47

The issue is when will they open and when they do what measures will be in place? Likewise at train stations, the event spaces could be lost for queues. No one knows. There will bean abundance of empty stores, hopefully lots of new retailers looking for space and if they can see off the letting agents, owners etc it might have some potential. Not convinced and did any of the retailers book space?

[riddlerone] 06/5/2020 19:53

Missed this from late last month

SpaceandPeople, the commercialisation and short-term space specialist, has today announced that it is launching a new product, Revive, aimed at supporting property companies whilst they reopen their venues.

[riddlerone] 02/5/2020 09:42

Will be interesting to see the Uk volume of experiential offerings when rail stations begin to get back to some sort of reasonable footfall.Agree retail is another ball game but lets see when the malls start to reopen.
Also would be nice if the directors decided to buy shares on the open market as a sign of confidence.