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THAL Thalassa Holdings Limited

24.50
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Thalassa Holdings Limited LSE:THAL London Ordinary Share VGG878801114 ORD SHS USD0.01 (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 24.50 23.00 26.00 24.50 24.50 24.50 5,000 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Oil & Gas Field Services,nec 296k -1.45M -0.1825 -1.34 1.95M
Thalassa Holdings Limited is listed in the Oil & Gas Field Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker THAL. The last closing price for Thalassa was 24.50p. Over the last year, Thalassa shares have traded in a share price range of 23.00p to 31.50p.

Thalassa currently has 7,945,838 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Thalassa is £1.95 million. Thalassa has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.34.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
30/8/2016
16:37
Results will be before the end of September and Imo will report trading is still tough.
catswhiskas
30/8/2016
14:53
Still no announcement of when the results will be
jmf69
30/8/2016
13:48
This level of discount just cannot be ignored.
Methinks buyback suspended because now in closed period before results which are due soon.
Expect buyback to resume after the results are out........

regards
Gary

gbill11
15/8/2016
07:09
Not much stock around at all.
basem1
12/8/2016
16:39
The fact the shares that have been bought back by the company have not been cancelled has been a point of discussion on this thread on numerous occasions.I'm starting to think they are being held in Trust is for a very specific reason I don't know what that is but I'm suspicious that the reason might not be in the interest of all shareholders imho.
catswhiskas
12/8/2016
15:24
Does he control the voting rights on the Thal trust?
hammers976
12/8/2016
15:19
I think Soukup might struggle. His holding is only 15.8%. I don't think there is any real doubt over the existence of the cash although, if you deduct the negative working capital from the cash, it's only about 1.3 x market cap.
stemis
12/8/2016
11:30
The market doesn't think so with a market cap of 9.8 million against a cash pile of nearly double this it just doesn't add up.Soukups been a buyer of the shares he's now the major shareholder could he call a delisting and get one through ?There's a good old saying if it looks too good to be true then it probably is.
catswhiskas
12/8/2016
10:40
Is it real?
hammers976
12/8/2016
10:37
Is the cash on hand at the bank ?
catswhiskas
12/8/2016
10:16
I also see it as Soukup being out of pocket. But, why did he advance the money in the first place when thalassa have so much cash? And why are they looking to continue trading with these Russians?
hammers976
12/8/2016
10:05
Stemis,On past performance a big contract with the Russians is far from positive :-)
cockerhoop
12/8/2016
09:51
Edit $750k not million
basem1
12/8/2016
09:50
Soukup will probably be purchasing more shares with his $750m
basem1
12/8/2016
09:19
Yes that's my take in our new Brexit world
jbarcroftr
12/8/2016
09:16
varies - yes, my reading is that Soukup is $350k out of pocket.

If I was being negative, I'd say that Thalassa have just given up their claim over the debt to get Soukup $750k back of the $1.1m he bizarrely advanced to the Russians.

If I was being positive then I'd predict that some time soon Thalassa will announce a big contract with the Russians.

I've actually done business with the Russians in the distant past. It's not like normal business....

stemis
12/8/2016
08:55
Nothing is ever straight forward anymore with this Company and I will probably remove it from my W/L

Why on earth does a cash rich Company need to effectively borrow from its Exec Chairman? Is the cash there or not?

Maybe Soukup Manor needed an extension in part repayment ?

pj 1
12/8/2016
08:47
Clearly there is something very wrong and shareholders are not being told what that is. Commercially why allow another company to blatantly rip you off. Why was the arbitration for 4.4 million dropped?
Our management have just allowed 4.4 million to disappear. Surely they ow us an explanation?

mypension
12/8/2016
08:47
Further insight into this strange transaction might be provided by a close examination of the notes referred to in the accounts.I will look at these when I have time.
My impression from this statement is that Mr Soukup advanced $1,100,000 for the discount and that, having received $750,000 back, he remains $350,000 out of pocket. Does the phrase "without recourse" mean he has no claim against THAL for this ?

varies
12/8/2016
08:44
Down it goes again something not right here sellers know something they've been all over it like a rash all week .
catswhiskas
12/8/2016
08:43
I totally agree SteMis. It seems to be an utterly absurd transaction and it starts to make me wonder whether something not quite kosher was involved here.
masurenguy
12/8/2016
08:33
So let me get this. The Russians (SMG) owed us a load of money ($4.4m) for work we'd done for them. To get them to agree to payment, we offered them a $1.1m discount. For completely inexplicable reasons, rather than offset that discount again payments, we (rather Soukup) paid it to them!!. They then banked the cash (thank you very much) but failed to honour any of the payments.

Now we've agreed that, as long as they return $0.75m of that discount (effectively to Soukup) we'll let them off the debt. Effectively meaning we've paid them for the privilege of doing work with them.

Amazingly we are now exploring new opportunities with the Russians.

I can only hope there is something about this that isn't clear because at the moment it looks like utter madness...

stemis
12/8/2016
08:19
They were owed money for a job/equipment etc, but weren't paid, Soukup plugs the short fall to THAL with a loan, they take the company to court, THAL wins, company agrees to cough up part of the money owed, THAL then pays that back to Soukup.

And they still look to do business with Sevmorgeo after being stuffed by them, such is the nature of business when pickings are a bit thin.

owenski
12/8/2016
08:13
Can anyone explain today's statement please
jbarcroftr
01/8/2016
16:26
Hopefully not a director purchase otherwise that will mean another decade of no news !
catswhiskas
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