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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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U And I Group Plc | LSE:UAI | London | Ordinary Share | GB0002668464 | ORD 50P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 148.50 | 148.50 | 149.00 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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10/11/2020 10:02 | Watching this one for bigger buying. It hasn't shifted with the market but I have tried a couple of times in the past to trade it and failed both times. Will the rising tide lift all boats? Noted a seller in size at 60p atm | sphere25 | |
18/9/2020 17:00 | Hi Kramch, Probably NAV neutral as the debt is off balance sheet and the carrying value of the previous JV was nil in the last accounts. | scburbs | |
18/9/2020 10:51 | For a company trying to be transparent, this Sherpherds Bush market RNS is pretty short on facts. I looked through their garish accounts but couldn't see what the re-development is worth. What does the disposal do to their NAV? All they say is that their look-through debt reduces by 8.5%, so I guess that's their main concern. K. | kramch | |
04/8/2020 12:03 | Was wondering there given what HMSO got Still v good news | williamcooper104 | |
04/8/2020 11:47 | Apologies sticky fingers - correction - £23m grant from gov. | zen12 | |
04/8/2020 11:42 | RNS Out - Bagged £200m government funding! | zen12 | |
31/7/2020 12:17 | Asmodeus - at least the report is all in black and white, no need for a colour printer. | danielbird193 | |
31/7/2020 11:28 | Has no other poster seen their copy of the usual ludicrously excessive U &I report that landed on my doorstep this morning? I have never ever before seen such excruciatingly bad figures displayed and almost boasted about in such a blatantly extravagant way ! | asmodeus | |
16/6/2020 09:31 | BTW I'm glad you are reading my posts again. You were boasting that you had me filtered. Lying again! | 1tcm1 | |
16/6/2020 09:25 | Oh hello spectoacc alias adae, nately and so on. Was that you we saw on the news last night on York station spitting at that small female ticket collector and refusing to wear a mask? Just like that supermarket incident where you were boasting on ADVFN that you bravely refused to conform with the lockdown rules and were calling the shop assistant a Stasi? You are such a warm helpful human being. And as for your "investment skills" I can point to at least four very recent examples when you were shouting the odds and trolling about Scottish Mortgage, Yellowcake, Tesla and SUPP. In each case you made the diametrically incorrect prediction. So much for your aspirations to become a share prophet! LOL | 1tcm1 | |
16/6/2020 07:19 | @badtime - is one of Woodford fanboy "Johnwig"'s many logins, has at least 10. Look at the 6 green ticks on each inane post, and imagine logging in/out of that many of your handles :) Follows me all round ADVFN down-ticking every post. Best ignored so as not to clog the threads with inanity. In other news: "U+I (LSE:UAI), the specialist regeneration developer and investor, today announces that Southwark Planning Committee has resolved to grant planning permission at Landmark Court, U+I's £240 million Gross Development Value (GDV) Public Private Partnership scheme, subject to the standard six week procedural and s106 process. The scheme is expected to deliver c.£10-15 million of development and trading profit to U+I over the c.5 year lifespan of the project, with significant development management fees starting in FY2021." | spectoacc | |
15/6/2020 14:52 | Troll? ...u seem to have copied and posted this on at least four threads today | badtime | |
15/6/2020 09:26 | Spectoacc really makes me laugh. He sits on this thread and innumerable others pompously giving his worthless opinions when he is arguably the biggest loser on ADVFN. Take this share, for instance. He's already lost a huge pile of his paltry money stash here and is likely to lose more imminently. That is because he simply does not have a clue about investing: he just loves the sound of his own voice. | 1tcm1 | |
12/6/2020 15:05 | Been some decent divis, & NAV way higher. Otherwise agree. | spectoacc | |
12/6/2020 13:26 | Interesting too see UAI still underperforming markedly. I did say many times its a dog of a business run solely for the benefit of management. Its shares are materially lower than they were when they raised money 10 years ago. That was to invest in cheap assets when the market was down the pan. Awful job of it. | horndean eagle | |
12/6/2020 09:14 | Some of the 'green' loonies have probably objected to building social housing for people who can't find anywhere to live. From 4/12/19: Richard Upton, Chief Development Officer at U+I, commented: "This publicly owned asset is one of too many that have sat redundant for too long. Our unique partnership with London Fire Brigade will breathe life and productivity to this heritage site on the River Thames. With more than 1,000 new jobs, a reprovisioned fire station, a fire museum and 40% affordable housing our proposals will deliver huge social and economic growth for London. We have designed a world class regeneration project at 8 Albert Embankment and now we can deliver it." | this_is_me | |
12/6/2020 08:24 | Small beer. It's £0.5 billion out of an £11.5 development billion pipeline. | brwo349 | |
12/6/2020 08:23 | Reviewing the decision - often goes against (or they wouldn't have called it in). Unfortunate, not much UAI can do about it. | spectoacc | |
12/6/2020 08:19 | re RNS: what does 'called in' mean ? | yf23_1 | |
08/6/2020 22:11 | looks like its gonna rise this time | yf23_1 |
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