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Win | LSE:WNN | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B02R1720 | ORD 10P |
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03/8/2010 | 13:29 | Its WNN for the WIN as investment bears fruit | 47 |
16/3/2010 | 08:22 | WIN plc 2009 - ticking all the value boxes ! | 151 |
01/6/2009 | 17:23 | WIN plc : Mobile Services 2008 thread | 121 |
07/5/2008 | 07:51 | Win - Look at the growth rate | 2,658 |
07/2/2008 | 12:36 | WIN in 2007 : Evolving Mobile Media Services | 13 |
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Posted at 02/8/2010 11:52 by spectoacc They've got another irrevocable taking them over the 50%; however, this latest only counts if there's no competing offer at least 10% higher.Still think the WNN management should say something re allowing the others to conduct DD - otherwise, little or no chance of 165p+. |
Posted at 26/7/2010 17:04 by value viper agreed gooner - wonder how the rest of the employees at WNN will fair ?! are they all secured too ? have to say the upped offer still looks a snip to IMI. maybe it aint over yet. HAd thought we would hear more from oxygen 8 ? |
Posted at 18/7/2010 14:54 by eagle eye If you hold WNN shares via Selftrade, be aware that if you haven't informed them otherwise, they will accept the IMI bid at 141p for you on Wednesday 21st July. I spoke to Selftrade on Friday and requested that the shares held in escrow be returned to my account. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION, YOU ARE SETTLING FOR THE 141P AND CONTRIBUTING TOWARDS THE 50% IMI NEED FOR CONTROL. Maybe other brokers are in the same position.Eagle Eye |
Posted at 30/6/2010 09:58 by goonertone Doesn't look like much in the offing here other than whats on the table only decision appears to be take the discounted price now or just wait for ?? weeks for the extra 3p per share.May give it to the end of the week but other things to do with the money if this is it. GT |
Posted at 29/6/2010 10:49 by goonertone Today's weird share news. a)75000 at full 141. b)New MM appeared KBC dealing in 10k lots rather than the usual 1k lots c)Offer is now up to 136 online GT |
Posted at 25/6/2010 14:01 by spectoacc Detail re the above:"In aggregate, IMImobile Europe has therefore received irrevocable undertakings and letters of intent to accept the Offer (or to procure that another person accepts the Offer) in respect of a total of 3,008,336 WIN Shares, representing approximately 28.56 per cent. of the existing issued share capital of WIN and 29.26 per cent. of WIN Shares to which the Offer relates and is interested in a further 250,000 WIN Shares, representing 2.37 per cent. of the existing issued share capital of WIN. " And: "The Offer is conditional, inter alia, on acceptances being received so that, following the Offer becoming or being declared unconditional in all respects, IMImobile Europe will hold WIN Shares carrying more than 50 per cent. of the votes exercisable at general meetings of WIN." |
Posted at 30/4/2010 10:04 by adam I think should be sold for £5. I never bought many of these because the CEO was on such a fat salary and didn't hold any shares. Now since 2005 the share price has been on the decline from £5 and he agrees to recommend selling the company at a fire-sale price! Makes you wonder if someone is getting a nice golden parachute or job offer. This is why it is important for CEOs to have meaningful stakes in the companies they run. |
Posted at 30/4/2010 08:16 by goonertone RNS Number : 0940L WIN plc 30 April 2010 ? FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 30 April 2010 This is an announcement falling under Rule 2.4 of the City Code on Takeovers and Mergers (the "Code") and does not constitute an announcement of a firm intention to make an offer or to pursue any other transaction under Rule 2.5 of the Code. Accordingly, WIN plc shareholders are advised that there can be no certainty that a formal offer for WIN will be forthcoming, even in the event that the pre-conditions in this announcement are satisfied or waived. WIN plc ("WIN" or the "Company") Potential Offer The Board of WIN announces that it is in discussions with IMImobile ("IMI") which may lead to a recommended cash offer by IMI for the Company at a proposed price of 141p per WIN ordinary share (the "Potential Offer"). The offer price has been included in the announcement with the consent of IMI. IMI owns 250,000 WIN ordinary shares through a wholly-owned subsidiary, representing approximately 2.37 per cent. of WIN's issued share capital. In addition, IMI has procured an irrevocable undertaking from AXA IM UK in respect of its holding of 1,955,000 WIN ordinary shares (representing approximately 18.56 per cent. of WIN's issued ordinary share capital) to accept an offer by IMI for WIN, should it be made, at 141p per WIN ordinary share (the "AXA Irrevocable"). The AXA Irrevocable will cease to be binding in the event that an offer is not announced before 30 June 2010 or a third party makes a higher offer for the Company provided that the value of the consideration represents an improvement of at least 5 per cent. in the value of the consideration under the Potential Offer. The Potential Offer is at an early stage and is subject to a number of pre-conditions (which IMI reserves the right to waive) including, the completion of satisfactory due diligence by IMI on WIN. The Board of WIN has agreed to allow IMI access to the Company and its management to facilitate IMI's limited due diligence. There can be no certainty that the Potential Offer will be made, even if due diligence is completed satisfactorily. Accordingly, in relation to this announcement, shareholders are advised to take no action in relation to their shareholdings in the Company. A further announcement will be made in due course as appropriate |
Posted at 21/8/2009 13:52 by rivaldo I said earlier that a little interest here could see the price quickly up to 75p-80p imho given the lack of available shares. Here's the tip summary again:"With its shares at 49p, WIN is capitalised at just £4.98 million. Strip out the cash and the business is being valued at £1.62 million or just 16p per share. This is less than 2x trough year earnings. Even accounting for the current difficulties with New Media and valuing the company on a lowly 5x forecast 2010 earnings + net cash suggests a share price of 95.5p 95% upside from current levels. The shares are also supported by a dividend yield in excess of 4% at the current share price and I personally see even the earnings multiple I use as too conservative. However, the upside is clear. At 49p and at up to 60p with an initial price target of 95.5p, WIN is a "buy"." |
Posted at 21/8/2009 11:26 by rivaldo I'd assume subscribers have seen the article now, so here's the conclusion. I bought just a few as it does look cheap, and just a little interest here could see the price quickly up to 75p-80p imho given the lack of available shares:"With its shares at 49p, WIN is capitalised at just £4.98 million. Strip out the cash and the business is being valued at £1.62 million or just 16p per share. This is less than 2x trough year earnings. Even accounting for the current difficulties with New Media and valuing the company on a lowly 5x forecast 2010 earnings + net cash suggests a share price of 95.5p 95% upside from current levels. The shares are also supported by a dividend yield in excess of 4% at the current share price and I personally see even the earnings multiple I use as too conservative. However, the upside is clear. At 49p and at up to 60p with an initial price target of 95.5p, WIN is a "buy"." |
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