Superglass Share Discussion Threads

[joe say] 24/2/2010 12:37

slap - its almost certainly the fact that he has other capital gains in his portfolio other than SPGH

[slapdash] 24/2/2010 10:03

surprising he can have a capital gain on the stock at this price... what price did he get the stock in the first place???????

I agree using capital gains allowance as an excuse to sell is a very weak one... should be made to resign as a director... if he doesn't believe in the story why be here....

[nilip] 24/2/2010 09:50

Joe, fair point.

[joe say] 24/2/2010 08:53

Nilip - Its a £10k sale - this and the fact that RNS's have to be factual makes me less cynical

[nilip] 24/2/2010 08:52

Ouch !

Even the directors are selling now ... CGT - yeah right :-)

____________________________________________________

Superglass Holdings PLC (the 'Company')
24 February 2010

Director/PDMR Shareholding

This notification is made in accordance with Disclosure Rule 3.1.4R(1)(a).

The Company was notified on 23 February 2010 that David Cairns, a subsidiary
company director, together with his wife Mrs Cairns, each sold 38,650 ordinary
shares of 1 pence each in the Company ('Ordinary Shares') at a price of 26p per
share to utilise their annual capital gains allowance tax relief.

As a result of this transaction David Cairns has a notifiable interest of
2,360,274 Ordinary Shares representing 4.05% of the issued share capital of the
Company.

[philjeans] 18/1/2010 10:21

Well I agree with broker; looks a very cheap entry point - picked up a few this am.

[cambium] 15/1/2010 12:33

header updated phew

[topvest] 06/1/2010 20:17

Still no news. Any major disruption in their factory could cause financial difficulties, given their leverage. Surprised there is no comment. Maybe it wasn't a major incident.

[topvest] 05/1/2010 20:01

Oops - that looks nasty. No announcement, no share price move...odd!!

[topvest] 25/11/2009 22:00

Finely balanced risk/reward punt this one. They have debt repayments of £3.3m a year which is not as comfortable as it was. Not much scope for more deterioration, but then again markets might be showing some sign of improvement. If trading improves this is a bargain. If trading deteriorates much further, they will have problems.

[blueliner] 25/11/2009 16:37

Extremely pressed for time this morning but managed quick scan of what I thought was a disappointing RNS, dislike the word 'challenging'. Seems like a long long wait for holders, sold half my holding for 32p.[trade still not showing]
OK, for positive comment look on iii bb, IMHO - still hold the other 50%.

[slogsweep] 25/11/2009 08:13

Well wait over - results not that great but far from disasterous yield 4% pe 4 still a buy in my view, pity about the spread. 10% drop on a piflingly low volume - still early days perhaps MM trying a tree shake as they may have a big order.

[slogsweep] 05/11/2009 16:07

Quiet here waiting for news are we?

[blueliner] 31/10/2009 08:02

Still only 14%, where do you get 20% from napoleon.

[napoleon 14th] 28/10/2009 18:03

Or if & when it breaks out.............!

Black Rock quietly accumulating; now over 20%.
Now, if that ain't a vote of confidence?

[napoleon 14th] 28/10/2009 17:52

Long term, IMHO, this is a good'un.
I'll add on weakness.

[blueliner] 17/10/2009 20:40

Interesting flurry of trades reported on Plus - friday,
someone bought circa 165000 in 6 lots.

[johnv] 30/9/2009 12:00

yes,orrible spread.

[thaiger] 30/9/2009 11:54

Did anyone noticed that 'Black Rock' had increased its holding above 14%?

[nickcduk] 24/9/2009 18:33

Guess not a lot to be said about todays results. Steady as she goes.

[whiterussians] 14/9/2009 15:37

bbbbbrrreakout