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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Timeweave | TMW | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 22.75 | 01:00:00 |
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Posted at 15/10/2012 18:39 by iomarbarrett Today the company has announced it is up to 82%, which is obviously not good. Surprising, especially given the high calibre of investors on the shareholder roster. Boadicea - Eventually the company will disburse large amounts of cash, as hold outs will be parri passu with the Mayfair investment vehicle (hence why they want everyone out). Mayfair will continue to offer liquidity on a periodic basis to external investors even after the take private. In the event of Mayfair not getting the required majority, I would assume they will for a period of time continue with the current zero dividend policy, in an attempt to flush out any of the remaining weaker hands. I appreciate that it is difficult to have any trust in the current management, but declining to accept the takeover is placing trust in the Takeover Code/British law, which does offer some modicum of protection for smaller investors (it is generally very difficult to get 90% consent on an takeover of this structure). Full disclosure, I am an active professional and private investor, and currently have a long position in this name. |
Posted at 14/9/2012 09:23 by yesrupnel From Dealer Dan postThe Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. 13,570,600 6.02% Leo Fund Managers Limited 13,525,000 6.00% GAM International Management Limited 11,035,034 4.89% Aviva Investors Global Services Limited 11,229,009 4.98% Herald Investment Management Limited 12,716,700 5.64% Mayfair + H 46.00% PI Net Thurs & Fri B 550,000 .02% Updated as at 21 June 2012 Therefore I reckon P.I Has to be circa 25.00% |
Posted at 10/9/2012 14:55 by dealer dan wywcu1The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. 13,570,600 6.02% Leo Fund Managers Limited 13,525,000 6.00% GAM International Management Limited 11,035,034 4.89% Aviva Investors Global Services Limited 11,229,009 4.98% Herald Investment Management Limited 12,716,700 5.64% Mayfair + H 46.00% PI Net Thurs & Fri B 550,000 .02% Updated as at 21 June 2012 Therefore I reckon P.I Has to be circa 25.00% Anybody agree maths ?? N.B 15.00pm & NOT 1 sale !!!!!! |
Posted at 06/9/2012 10:02 by dealer dan I do not not think the other half of shareholders below will be mildly interested at this abysmal offer :The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. 13,570,600 6.02% Leo Fund Managers Limited 13,525,000 6.00% GAM International Management Limited 11,035,034 4.89% Aviva Investors Global Services Limited 11,229,009 4.98% Herald Investment Management Limited 12,716,700 5.64% Updated as at 21 June 2012 Plus P.I circa 25% Robbers usually wear masks |
Posted at 17/2/2012 01:32 by wexboy Hi folks, I've included Timeweave in my latest Catalyst article, where I look at 4 interesting companies/situations with activist investor(s) on board: Cheers, Wexboy |
Posted at 16/2/2012 19:22 by 34simon I'm still a little confused to as the whole deal, here is the original rnsfrom DCD and Timeweave. "All of the acquired loan notes have a maturity date of 1st October 2012. Under the terms of the loan note instrument, the debt earns interest at 8 per cent per annum, which is rolled up; GBP2.093m of the loan notes are convertible into ordinary shares in DCD Media plc at 18p and GBP975,000 of the loan notes are convertible into ordinary shares in DCD Media at 1p and conversion of the loan notes, if exercised, is possible up to a maximum of 29.99% of the DCD Media plc issued share capital" Today the holding rounded up is 60 millon shares to make the 30% so does that mean they have another £375k of loan notes at 1p and £2.1 mil of loan notes at 18p, as not to go over 30% and as a new long term investor in DCD they will let Dcd pay off those notes in their own time ? Just incase anybody missed this from mm he posted on the DCD thread today. michaelmouse - 16 Feb'12 - 10:34 - 2088 of 2105 Full text:- "DCD Media is set for a major overhaul that could coincide with a surprise investor's plans to turn the super-indie into a multimedia player. Aim-listed investment vehicle Timeweave acquired £3.1m of DCD loan notes last week and Broadcast understands it plans to convert that debt into equity, resulting in it holding a 29.9% stake in DCD. From there, Timeweave is keen to invest for growth, with organic development and acquisitions both possibilities. DCD board members, including chief executive David Green, met with Timeweave on Tuesday to discuss the loan note deals, which one source described as having "come out of the blue". A source close to DCD said: "They are friendly investors, who see DCD as the start of building a bigger media business, one that operates on several platforms and across different genres. They are not ruling anything out." Timeweave already owns a 50% stake in Turf TV, which holds exclusive broadcast rights for horse racing from 31 British racecourses including Aintree, Ascot and Newmarket. It also owns SportingWins, which helps companies manage financial risk associated with sporting events, and its chief executive David Craven set up interactive TV media group UPB Chello and the Gaming Media Group. Broadcast understands Timeweave's investment will boost existing plans for a restructure of the indie, which will lead to the disappearance of the DCD brand. Plans are being drawn up to rebuild the DCD divisions to mirror the BBC's national and regional hubs. This is expected to include bolstering and rebranding Prospect Cymru as a drama centre, refocusing its Scottish base around entertainment and opening a Bristol office for factual and features. DCD's individual companies, including September and Rize, are expected to remain intact but will be "beefed up creatively". Prospect's London office is being considered for closure, coinciding with the opening of the Bristol base. DCD joint venture Matchlight will be largely unaffected. Both DCD and Timeweave declined to comment." |
Posted at 26/8/2011 18:26 by calamity More dubious trade reporting by ADVFN...trade #10 not showing today...but on the sell vol side there is a discrepancy of 12,903,059 shares...so are we to assume a further amount of this size has been disposed of and accummalated by another party....something is going on...has Mr BIG got bored and is offloading to the institutional investors...are we to get a bid...well one thing is sure some RNS's are due next week........or will they materialize or at their convenience...I quite expect the market not to be informed as things go these days.....there could have been a total of approx. 50M shares moved to date it is unclear....This 12,903,059 appears or doesn't appear if you catch my drift in the past 3 days trades so not sure what is correct just one transaction between parties duplicated reporting or triplicated or several transactions of the same amount. I have edited my previous amount...I'm getting confused with the trades LOL... |
Posted at 25/8/2011 19:30 by calamity Major shareholders from Timeweave website...Mayfair Capital Investments (dup) 67,600,569 (29.99%) Richard Anthony McGuire (dup) 67,600,569 (29.99%) GAM International Management Limited 20,740,700 9.20% The Goldman Sachs Group 13,575,189 6.02% Aviva Investors Global Services Limited 13,057,026 5.79% Herald Investment Management Limited 12,716,700 5.64% Gartmore Investments Limited 12,116,857 5.37% Leo Fund Managers Limited 12,000,000 5.32% Take your pick and place your bets..... |
Posted at 25/2/2011 09:43 by richandjanet List of major shareholders is on the timeweave website Click on investor relations at the top of the page Eight people/organizations own 210 ml shares Thats 93% of the shares 15ml shares in PI hands |
Posted at 18/2/2011 22:19 by littlemadam dealit.I too agree. I was thinking of posting earlier today but got side tracked. I have thought for the past 6 motnhs or so that there was little need for and FD. You or I could look after the company. £30m in the bank, profits of @ £7m+ and operating in a niche market. Easy peasy. I think from here on it could and should get interesting. I know for a fact the Chairman has spent the last 6 months undertaking a strategic review. He has consulted the major shareholders, including 29.9% holder Joe Lewis. The outgoing FD is probably a nice guy (I have spoken to him) but it may be that he did not agree with the way forward. For example he wanted to lower the dividend while the Company is committed to 'returning all the profits to shareholders'. OK, so someone says the CEO choice is low key, hells bells who would they hope to recruit into a company valued at les that £60m? Also, I suspect the Chairman and Joe Lewis, while not wanting a 'yes' man, need someone who will fit in with their way of thinking. Interesting he has links with the Tote. The results of the review and new direction will be revealed with the results in a few weeks. From today's RNS I think they have something up their sleeves. I hope it is a major move forward. They could get some serious investors on board. They could afford to issue a load of new shares (say 50m at 22p - guessing her as there are not that many shares currently in issue) to raise a further pot of cash and then pounce. Fanciful thinking? Maybe. |
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