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UIL Utilico It

305.25
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Last Updated: 00:00:00
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Utilico It LSE:UIL London Ordinary Share GB00B00KTN51 ORD 1.5625P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 305.25 0.00 00:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
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Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 305.25 GBX

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Date Time Title Posts
22/9/201811:08One to watch and buy?122
22/12/200410:32Utilico chart looks good for 2004 ......39
15/1/200411:09Trading below NAV?10
22/12/200314:06Price, volume and value up!1
28/11/200310:10Utilico NAV up again shares will rise !2

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Posted at 20/6/2007 20:55 by purse
Time to move on to UTL the new EPIC.
The 2012 Warrants UTLX were issued almost 40 per 1000 Ords, 39.9etc.
In one account (Share Centre) I have the new shares & the warrants, but at Computershare my holding is still suspended. Good job I didn't want to sell.

See you all on UTL

All we need now is ADVFN to get the prices correct.
On my Monitor they show UTL £3.06 - £3.14, but in my Portfolio they are £310.
I know which I prefer but I don't think I'll have many buyers at that price.
Posted at 28/5/2007 10:41 by linhur
Having re-read the prospectus I am struggling with the bonus issue for 2012 warrants.I do not know how many warrants I am going to get as an ordinary shareholder.
As I understand it there are 19,264,812 warrants currently in issue.When the scheme is effective, these warrants will be converted into 12,329,479 2008 warrants on the basis of 64 for every 100.
There are proposed to be issued 3,617,481 2012 warrants as a bonus to ordinary shareholders and 2008 warrant holders.
At the end of the day, there will be one 2012 warrant for every 5 Utilico Ord share in issue at admission.The no of ord shares in issue at admission depends on CULS conversion, but assuming 100% conversion, the assumption made in the document is 79,734,800 ord shares will be admitted.
1 for 5 equals 16mill warrants against 3.62mil above ??

Can anyone help with the anticipated bonus issue of 2012 warrants?

Many thanks
Linhur
Posted at 18/5/2007 15:25 by praipus
Whatever UIL you have keep it, or if you are a growth junkie ditch everything and buy all the 2012 warrants you can IMHO.
Posted at 25/4/2007 21:50 by praipus
Wonder if its a bad sign for UK plc. Is the message it is better to list offshore than it is in th UK?

As for the "Awkward squad" most of them have done so well out of UIL over the years they will be chartering there own plane to Bermuda......

My only other concern is regulation UK gives the impression it looks after its investors but this may be born out of ignorance on my part. Opinions welcommed.
Posted at 20/3/2007 10:13 by praipus
Interim results out, of which thius is an extract:-

HIGHLIGHTS OF RESULTS

* Profit for the period of #74.6m

* Equity shareholders' funds increased 51.5% to #219.2m

* NAV per share undiluted up 51.5% at 336.97p

* Equity gearing reduced to 1.6x

* Undiluted average annual compound return per ordinary share of 51.6%

COMMENT

* The Chairman, Alan Wheatley, commented, "Once again I can report on a
very satisfactory first half. The infrastructure and utilities sector remains a
key focus for the markets and the two key factors influencing this sector,
corporate activity and strong earnings, remain in place and should continue to
benefit investors. Utilico's portfolio should benefit from these factors,
although rising interest rates could challenge this outlook."
Posted at 06/2/2007 13:50 by praipus
3i are raising a £1.5bn infrastructure fund! So all that cash is going to be looking for cash generating assets with monopolistic features. So I would buy all the utilities and infrastructure trusts (ECWC,UIL,UEM) you can before they do IMHO.
Posted at 22/11/2006 12:27 by praipus
In traded options which are similar to warrants IMHO value is made up of a number of elements.

Intrinisc value i.e. difference between exercise price and value of underlying.
Time value i.e. the longer dated the option or the warrant usually the higher the premium (option term for price paid).
Volatility i.e. if the price movement looks like it could hit 50% up or 50% down you may have to pay something for the privilage.

So I think what you are refering to is simply these values shifting as the market factors in time, volatility and intrinsic value. Long term you will do well.

UIL is a very well run and very safe IMHO investment trust for serious gearing to many of the same assets take a look at ECWC.
Posted at 22/11/2006 08:41 by oxford blue
I bought UILW at c 80p when the underlying stock was 180 (and UILW had been tracking that stock at c 100p behind regularly) - now the underlying stock is c. 232, the warratns are only 105 - doesn't make much sense to me that. Still, UIL has done well over the past few months.
Posted at 06/9/2006 08:08 by oxford blue
Why are the warrants trading at such a discount to the stock? UILhas been creeping up slightly over the past few days, even weeks - and UILW has been static. Today there is over a 1% upward movement on UIL and UILW has actually gone down!

Any ideas?
Posted at 24/5/2006 20:38 by praipus
Taking a look at the underlying portfolio. JEL NAV circa nearly twice the share price, Ecofin share price at a discount to NAV, Simon Group port operators are being bought by foreign investors for significant multiples. BAA in takeover discussion or at least being persued. UEM in the BRIC emerging market area attracting a lot of investors money. ERG potential around the world...and so it goes on.

Highly recommend reading through the last annual report and checking the websites of the underlying which can be accessed from the utilico website
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