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Greetings James, hope all is well, your right regarding caution, what a share this has been good and bad up and down. you still in here? hope its done well for you if you are, Brants.
Remember this is Sepura.Regards to Brants and GW.
Should be well up today. I see nobody's rushing to buy if anything selling I sold most of mine today at 16 p It's not clear cut as some people think it is
Syed, I'm on nano too, current price here is very silly, it would be interest if government to see sepu in strong financial hand
Well after a big gain on here, I'm headed back to my favourite share Nanoco GLA here.
Around 20k£ at around 16, risk reward very much in favour of the reward, crazy not to.
Yes, I'm surprised it hasn't opened higher. Perhaps too much suspicion that Friday's rns sounded too good to be true given all the twists in the story so far. It would be nice to see them come out today and confirm that they have managed to defer the covenant tests until the end of the month.
Buyers sleeping.
Bargain bucket if it dips, IMO. like you say a must be rise this week,
It may dip initially but move upwards in my opinion.....I am still a buyer at 15p. For me thre risk / reward ratio has now changed hear, less risk but still good % reward at 20p.
this opens at, will pile in if under 15.5p any thoughts?
I can't see any reason why we won't settle around the 17/18p mark this week in readiness for completion by the end of May.
Why the big ii have not reduced their position.... It seems they await 20p
Yes, I wouldn't be surprised to see a further RNS tomorrow, possibly even at 7am. Friday's (at 18:12) has the feel of something rushed out and perhaps they weren't really expecting the result of the consultation to be published on Friday. In terms of the end of May date, that has to be taken in the context of the original scheme document which was published on 16th January and showed an expected effective date of 20th February (only 11 days after the expected date of the court meeting & shareholders' general meeting). So they have a track record of woefully underestimating the time needed to do regulatory stuff. But I agree that talking about an end-May date in Friday's rns gives a strong impression that they know this will happen in the near-term and it's just a question of thrashing out any remaining detail. So if that isn't what they meant they may well want to correct the impression sooner rather than later, and if that is what they meant then they will probably want to flesh it out anyway. I hope the arb institutions will be back buying in the market tomorrow providing depth of market for those wanting to sell out at something close "enough" to 20p, although apart from an indication in terms of volume and price we won't get the confirmation of that until the 8.3's are published on Tuesday. It should certainly be an interesting open.
They expect to close in 2 weeks. This is not the sort of stuff that you print in an RNS when there is doubt. Expect further update tomorrow re Germans
Massive gain, very well done and congrats. Keep it up. Gla.
i except a region on 17.5 as the reward at 15 seems high with a completion date coming soon.The slight risk factor will not see it hit 19.5 until the final outcome is resolved with the German review announcement that seems inevitable.The CMA report and the UK government giving the green light has played well as no doubt that German negotiators will have read it too.10.53 was a good buy last week and I will say goodbye on Monday with a massive % gain ;) GLA
Trust me when I say, " I hope you're right." Would only be down 50% then but any lth will tell you, nothing is a given in the Sepura sage.
Can you imagine the egg on face....needless
EXACTLY.
All irrelevant now. The clue is in the statement people. If you don't know the outcome, you don't give completion dates!!! Simples. 19-20p open on Monday.
Trillsg-Morning Star quote is totally accurate as you stated. " the deal still faces review by German Authorities". If it is such a certainty why review it at all? Gla.
Turnover is German low and not likely to cause significant issues
Subject to the outcome of a period of public consultation which closes at 5 pm tomorrow, he is proposing to accept statutory undertakings set out by the parties. This would avoid the need to refer the proposed takeover to the Competition and Markets Authority for a more detailed investigation. While the German authorities, which originally said the acquisition fell below their radar, has now decided to take another look at the deal Sepura can negotiate its way round that minor hurdle once the UK clearance is obtained. A successful outcome in the UK would be a huge relief to Sepura’s lenders who have waived covenants, delayed paybacks and stood by the firm admirably through a protracted period of negotiations outside both companies’ control.
The deal still faces a review by German authorities...... http://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/AN_1494609590088687900/uk-government-approves-sepura-takeover-by-chinas-hytera-without-probe.aspx