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Is Harry Ramsden's still going - I lost track during the great mushy pea shortage of 95
Oh old news lol
Wow...great news!
On the ball RD ;-) Shows how good Sir Al is, prepping for this in 2016
Cheer up sweetpea xx
Bit ironic with all the sarcastic replies about Yorkshire, when this company has it's heart and technical brilliance imprinted in the very same county.
Typical reaction from some.
Looks like a sound investment to me.
An excellent list of Yorkshire companies:
Yorkshire Pudding Co
Gravynchips Ltd
Dripping Breadcake Co
Roast tatty wi salt on LTD
Gerrontbus Co
What's up withee Ltd
There's only one Hendos Co
Reight cracker Co
Barnsley Chop Co
Before anybody shouts, I was born and live in Yorkshire. We might be proud but we can laugh at ourselves.
Enjoy your cake. All the best.
Easily done... You've also forgotten about the oversubscribed 50Bn IPO for T'Guts-R-Us
One of many funds that will no doubt be launched in the market crash - sounds like they timed it well. Couldn’t find any info on whether it would be closed or open-ended though. If open and successful, it’s another potentially bulky buyer of Avacta, which is nice. Or come to think of it, a seller, if they spend the next x years rebalancing the portfolio away from a continuously growing Avacta position.
Sorry copy and paste the link
shorturl.at/cuzCD
I might have gone for it if it had been a T'racker fund.
And the black pudding mines of Holmfirth.
Apologies, I somehow forgot about the oversubscribed 50Bn IPO for T'Guts-R-Us
You are forgetting guttering companies from Yorkshire
https://youtu.be/STl224mhlA8
They're going to have a hard time balancing the fund when Avacta are worth 630Bn
There is a fund for guttering manufactures - now you tell me. Am I too late to buy in.
I'm presuming its not literally just guttering but associated industries such as drain pipes. Just gutters would be crazy.
We should open a book on how much they will raise. I'm guessing about £20000 and that's from the fund manager. Nothing against Yorkshire but why restrict investment to such a small group - actually thought it was a wind up. That said the fund by its own rules will have to buy Avacta so good luck to them
I'm sure there are more, but are there enough so that it's not just a few doing the work and are there more to replace companies as they get brought out. It's a very tight geographical area. What would you think if there was a fund just for caravans and mobile homes? Or a fund that just focused on guttering manufacturers? Then you'd wonder how they would keep growing.
Obviously no offense intended.
You are making the assumption that Avacta is the only firm in Yorkshire worth investing in. As a Tyke I would take exception to that!
I think it's a stunt, avacta does well, funds go up, money inflows, charges generate income, avacta stabilises and very little further growth, but you'd have to leave at a loss if you get in after the avacta peak, so you'll stay.
Bit of a bizarre investment, but great to see Avacta's name up in lights in a national press website