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BoBetts - The offer for WH is 60% higher than the pre-close from when the initial approach was made. So if we use that as a rule of thumb, then AA will be 60% higher than the the closing SP on the 3/0820 which was 25p. That would give us an offer of 40p. Personally I think it will be a lot higher, but you pay your money and you take your pick. Let's see what the H1 trading update brings tomorrow, they can also give an update to the cash situation as of the 28th September. Good luck all. Atb. Popeye.
@ Lost in France. Offers can be lower than the current SP. Look at William Hill today. Admittedly it increased substantially yesterday but at close it was 313p. Offer from Caesers today at 272p. Dropped to 275p. Obviously investors think there will be some premium to the first offer, but illustrates your point.
"No idea why we have sold off to the 30p again."
It may be the concern arising from the possibiliy of dilution coming from a debt for equity swap. In my experience, being other than being on the PE's side is a bad place to be. I not some of the retail note holders have been talking about that Telegraph article with some concern on another forum. I'm going to wait my time and see. I haven't yet had a look at the Prospectus, but would be surprised if there's not something like a "change of control" clause and the usual 101% plus any accumulated interest if there's a deal. Time will tell.
You can’t tell if there is a offer or not,
If there’s a offer at what price, I know from experience it can be below the share price.
If no offers, what price are we?
If a refinancing, do we rise or fall, how long will it take.
There is so many unknowns, I halved my holding today because of this and bought seeing machines, if the price does rise here it will make up the small loss on those I sold.
48p seems fair to me. No idea why we have sold off to the 30p again.
Agree Mickey. The market looks to be pricing in a no deal imho. Results on Tuesday should give the SP a lift. If a TO was to materialize I think it would be starting with a 4 or 5 at the front.
60% on current bid that is....
If we achieved 48p why wouldn't we all be loading up tomorrow as we would all be making 60%????
do we think there will be an offer or refinancing?????????
Until you can drive from London to Cornwall on a single charge the only use for them is shopping and the school run. If you enjoy driving a manual you won't be buying one a until there is no choice. Netherlands and some Nordic countries are now saying the grid will not cope with a rapid implementation of charging facilities. Very apt the word green when you think about it, my wife already gets motion sickness just driving an automatic let alone travelling as a passenger in one, so she won't be getting in something that just hums at you incessantly.
There was a piece in the mail about LV starting with 10 breakdown vans to recharge electric vehicles that had run out of charge. It said breakdown companies were starting to put a 10 mile charge into cars that had run out of electricity, and they can’t be towed on 2 wheels like normal cars.
Another market but not that large at the moment but I can see once more EV on the road there will be people who forget or can’t find a charging point.