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STAF Staffline Group Plc

18.00
-1.40 (-7.22%)
Last Updated: 09:23:17
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Staffline Group Plc LSE:STAF London Ordinary Share GB00B040L800 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -1.40 -7.22% 18.00 18.80 19.45 19.50 18.00 19.50 180,045 09:23:17
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Management Consulting Svcs 942.8M -11M -0.0751 -2.40 28.41M
Staffline Group Plc is listed in the Management Consulting Svcs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker STAF. The last closing price for Staffline was 19.40p. Over the last year, Staffline shares have traded in a share price range of 18.00p to 42.00p.

Staffline currently has 146,442,415 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Staffline is £28.41 million. Staffline has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -2.40.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
16/8/2020
11:22
My negative view aside - there is gonna be big interest in this over the next few weeks with investors buying into the takeover. That alone could shoot this over 50p. Got my average down last week thankfully, covering the low ball takeover offer probability. 12 months or torture and I will likely break even. The board will get a lifetime supply of noodles as a bonus.
jimbarlow78
16/8/2020
11:10
Fundraising the risk here.
That aside, the II’s won’t accept 50p and the value to HR net is excellent.
My guess is that it’ll need to be 100p.
The deal is probably already done.
I’m still optimistic but my average is about 33p (thank God)
Good luck all.
Strap yourselves in, it’s going to be bumpy

gutterhead
16/8/2020
10:39
£90 million .....
gripfit
16/8/2020
10:38
£1.50.....
gripfit
16/8/2020
10:01
if they offer 35p then it will be clear that they want it and are just trying their luck. against that hedge funds and exist sgareholders could easily buy up shares taki the price to 50 or 60p forcing HRNET to offer more.
dealy
16/8/2020
09:56
As long as the press keep spinning the "jobs armageddon" message it will be hard to get investors interested.
dealy
16/8/2020
09:52
Need to have a look at who will stop them. Check the institutional investors they are our only hope
john09
16/8/2020
09:51
Ill take 50p lol. They could offer 35p you know. Was and still is always the risk...
john09
16/8/2020
09:43
Wake me up when it starts turning blue , day after day ....
gripfit
16/8/2020
09:18
It is true HRNet will wait until after 4 Sep 20, as before then they would have to bid 154p. However I don’t agree we will see such a lowball offer if 50p range around 10 Sep 20. Because I believe the other II’s and MM’s plus a few 3% holders will want 2.5 -3 times current sp, probably around anywhere between 85-105, this I believe will be accepted? There will be some speculative buying before 4 September , probably between 20-30 August, taking the price to around 31-39p if not 41p and then HRnet would be crazy not to offer 85p and take full control for around 40-45 million and have a company at a snip of its real worth, turnover, as Ireland’s Staffline arm, made 10 million profit in 2019, this company with proper direction and efficiencies can make 35-45 million on a billion turnover! GLA and DYOR.
97peter
16/8/2020
09:02
True enough. Maybe in the next couple of weeks we will see the buys start again as a takeover play.Im off out but will continue to read constructive criticism of my views as thats what im hoping for, to give me a different mindset. Thanks.
jimbarlow78
16/8/2020
08:49
I think the problem is not lack of communication, but instead a totally disfunctional stock market. Enough positive news has been released recently to generate investor confidence. Problem is a complete lack of buyers for small cap UK shares. Many similar companies (e.g. Capita with 3.5 billion revenue and only 550m market cap) are suffering from the same phenomenon
dealy
16/8/2020
08:42
Its a bit like saying "I won't pay 28p for shares that will be unfairly acquired soon at 50p"
dealy
16/8/2020
08:41
A company with a billion pound revenue... a few people at Staffline are close to getting a very big bonus if they keep this share suppressed until the low ball bid by HRNet.
jimbarlow78
16/8/2020
08:38
Its worth so much more than 50p. This share is so low cos of unknowns and they know that. Thats why there is unknowns and will be until Sept 4. Decent news will spike this and they know that too well. I feel sorry for those stuck with a 3 figure average cos you are about to get shafted. This should be 3 figures, but they will just suppress it accordingly until Sept 4. Can I ask something and plz be open - any of you think im reaching with this and completely wrong?
jimbarlow78
16/8/2020
08:12
In a "complete lack of interest" scenario HRnet could easily get away with a 50p offer for the 42m shares it doesn't already own. That would cost them just 25m quid including fees. YThey would then be able to consolidate the billion plus Staffline revenue into the HRNET global revenues making the company substantially bigger (4x bigger). The odd 5m shortfall in cash flow by Staffline (if at all) could easily be plugged by HRNET.We also saw last week that resolutions relating to share issuance were pulled (almost certainly because HRNET said they would vote that down). All factors combined lead .e to believe a takeover by HRNET at minimum 50p will be tabled in September
dealy
15/8/2020
14:20
We will soon get an update if the share price rises 50% again for no reason, by them scrambling to lower it again..
jimbarlow78
15/8/2020
14:17
Bought at 39p. Similar with Henry Spain. All probably with forward knowledge that they will be selling them in Sept as agreed in principle.Just my view and ive been told that I'm reaching with my view on it. Happy for the management to prove me wrong and post some updates into the business!
jimbarlow78
15/8/2020
13:40
I think HRnet will launch a bid at the start of September with a view to getting the deal completed by year end. Waiting any longer runs the risk that the company will start recovering and they will have to pay more. They are free to bid from September 4th
dealy
15/8/2020
12:56
I guess they tell us that the leadership are confident about the company's future
dealy
15/8/2020
12:18
Board purchases recently tell u something though ???
gripfit
15/8/2020
11:59
look, they can't produce the interim results before end of September, that should be clear. If a low ball bid comes in from HRNET then the board is duty bound to bring everyone up to speed on performance. But in all such takeovers there is a risk that management get incentives to help the low ball bid process get through the approval process
dealy
15/8/2020
11:35
Will be irrelevant to us if there is something in place to not raise the share price and a low ball take over offer imminent. I smell a rat honestly. No news will be published until HRnet bid a pathetic 50p in 3 weeks which will look premium. Wheres if news/update/government funded help to get people in work/H1 results were posted, it will jeopardise the offer amount by spiking the share price This should be 3 figures!
jimbarlow78
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