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and a nice move up ,
TOP NEWS: Panmure Gordon Recommends Bob Diamond-Backed Takeover Bid Fri, 17th Mar 2017 07:53 LONDON (Alliance News) - Stockbroker Panmure Gordon & Co PLC said Friday it is recommending a takeover offer for the company led jointly by its largest shareholder and a private equity firm founded by ex-Barclays PLC chief executive, Bob Diamond. Panmure said the offer from Ellsworthy Ltd is valued at 100.0 pence a share in cash and values the company's share capital at approximately GBP15.5 million. The offer is at a 68% premium to Panmure's closing price on Thursday of 59.5p.
nice round number £1 to start with
Bob Diamond about to make a bid, hopefully still chance to get in first thing
Hearing vague rumours that CNKS may be in takeover/merger talks.........Big Bang 2 about to happen in the mid-tier brokers.......prescience
Glad to see that there is no chance that the information contained in this RNS was so effectively kept under wraps until this morning. Until the regulators get a grip on clear insider trading like this AIM will continue to be the cesspit that it currently is.
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I did say they would be 80p before they hit 50p.....got that wrong as they were fleetingly below 50p last month Now 80p+.........told you so "Hang on for 130p is what I hear Happy New Year"
What's happening here then?
88p something definitely brewing here
takeovers rumours must be going around again.
For a company with 7m market cap the results are looking improved - it seems that the BoD have effectively stopped the rot and with a little increased turnover will result in significantly improved profitability. Today is the day to average down before the rest of the market sees the positives, on a day when everything else is down.
If WMG is buying in the market this morning it would appear to be by small amounts of (possibly) 10k shares at a time. 80+% of the shares are held by 8 funds including WMG and the PMR EBT QInvest LLC 43.4% Panmure Gordon & Co. plc No2 Employee Benefit Trust 9.5% WMG Asia Assets Limited 9.1% Northcote (loM) Limited 4.7% EFG Hermes 4.6% Church House Investment Management 3.22% Hargreaves Lansdown Asset Management 3.22% Hunter Hall Investment Management 3.22% - Why would it be WMG buying today unless QInvest has had a change of heart.? - And if not WMG, could it be QInvest itself? - Or is it just a speculative tree-shake? The spread is around 10% and so far the number of shares traded is very small.
PRESS: Mehmet Dalman Fund Eyes Bid For Panmure Gordon - Sunday Times Sun, 7th Aug 2016 08:48 LONDON (Alliance News) - A fund controlled by Mehmet Dalman, a City financier and chairman of Cardiff City football club, is working on a takeover of Panmure Gordon & Co PLC, according to The Sunday Times. WMG, Dalman?s fund, has built up a 9% stake and developed a turnaround plan for the 140-year-old stockbroker, the newspaper reported. WMG has made several offers in recent months directly to QInvest, the Qatari investment bank that owns 43% of Panmure?s shares, the Sunday Times said. The Qataris, however, have repeatedly rejected WMG?s advances, the last of which was in June, the paper said, adding WMG and QInvest declined to comment. http://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/business/city-dealmaker-eyes-panmure-gordon-bid-9ttd3f6px By Tom Waite; thomaslwaite@alliancenews.com; @thomaslwaite Copyright 2016 Alliance News Limited. All Rights Reserved. Alliance News
watch them go tomorrow
Reassuring and quietly bullish statement........IMHO Panmure look the cheapest quoted broker........still believe PMR will be 80p before they're 50p...........prescience
although headline figures are in line with most peoples estimates, the underlying situation is optimistic , if still a bit fragile. First quarter shows signs of recovery. Im staying put. Might even load up a few more .
Disappointing year but like acumen says hopefully the worst is behind them - http://www.sharetrading.news/2016/03/31/panmure-gordon-reports-4-1-million-loss-after-tax-in-disappointing-year/
Seem solid enough........worst is behind them.....I believe 80-90p before they may get to 50p
IF.....PMR get called down on results........buy them..........these will be 80p before they're 50p
Yeah. Stifel are an interesting one. I heard that they are looking to bolster their equity business, so maybe want a piece ( or all ) of the action. Anything under a quid would look to be a decent bit of business for the right buyer.
Hope you had a good trip away think we're both in the same boat.....quite content to see them not roaring away Agreed with your synopsis of "who blinks first"........Notable worthy hint to me that once all bidders are in the blocks,Stifel want to be there
Hey. Apologies but been out of the country for a few days. Im just sitting back and watching to see what happens here, its almost like seeing who is going to blink first. Im relatively positive that good things will happen here over the next few months, especially from this lowly SP.
things seem to have quietened down......which we dont mind tosh123....picked up couple more scraps at 61.5 I was hinted to me that any corp action on the horizon would now attract interest from Stifel
Article on PMR in today's Evening Standard