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so the failed bid by sports direct cost our group 300k,absolute disgrace,you can bet your life fatcat ashley wont be making a bid now our share price has risen,it might be a bit of a slow burner in getting back up to 3 quid.
Year on year core debt is down but up a little on the figure quoted in the third quarter trading statement. Some costs were incurred in fending off the mandatory offer from Sports Direct that was made on the 4th March.
Performance looks gpod, but the end-figure for total borrowings is up. Anyone with a simple explanation?
The best way to reduce debt EvaRose is to sell Findel Education. Is the name change a prelude to this ?
It’s encouraging to see a further reduction in debt. I appreciate some will be disappointed at not receiving a dividend but surly a dividend sacrifice in order to reduce our debt only helps in the long run?
These results are excellent & we will be rewarded in an advancing share price. As previously stated this is going only one way & quick.
After supporting the board in the recent mandatory offer, I was disappointed to note that there will again be no dividend payment for long suffering shareholders. Good results but not exceptional.
Pretty good. Some exceptionals, but offset by exceptional gains.
Sorry to keep banging on about this but my notional £29m PBT as mentioned before equates to a 33.5 pence EPS. Just to maintain the 8.664 P/E ratio of today would mean that the share would need to rise to £2.90. Plenty of upside here then, provided there are no dreaded exceptional costs.
Added 0.71% to their holding yesterday, bringing their total position up to 5.07%.
To see who the buyer is for those whoppers that have just gone through,finally looks like blue skys ahead,touch wood.
It was inevitable that once SPD left the scene this share price would recover & very quickly. The company is profitable & doing well.
The board have played this out like a game of poker knowing they had all the right cards & they can now show their hand to the benefit of all genuine shareholders.
This rise is only the beginning
IMHO.
The good news is spreading EvaRose, some big trades have just taken place.
Gooood to hear fella....WELLDONE
£2.00 achieved...come on FDL
Actually I traded the share a few times and got out before admin because I could see it wasn't looking good - let's be honest - most of the retail sector is in dire straits atm. It does appear Findel is breaking out of a range - although I am no chart expert gl
I was confident that we would receive a favourable trading update & I am also confident that the share price will reach £2.50 plus within a short space of time.
Thank you KnigelK. We are hoping for a return to the undisturbed price (which I believe to be £2.50) in the short term. Fingers crossed.
Sorry to hear u was involved in the share.....at the time of admin...
It's all about timing. If people invested at £3 they are in a loss. It does look like patience will be rewarded and will consider a reinvestment. Apologies I only commented on here due to the Debenhams saga and past investment so let's move forward gl
I salute your contrition KnigelK, thank you. Now might be a good moment for you to re-invest here following our post closed period trading statement last week.
Skindle - there was no need to go onto another thread to attack me on a comment I made here weeks ago - looking at the share price I called it wrong. I guess the reason the share price is higher is because SPD might bid again at a later date - remember if they were to sell out it would probably hurt the share price but as an ex holder I am pleased to see the offer was unsuccessful - WE ALL CALL IT WRONG SOMETIMES
Be could if we can get back above that £2.00 mark again here...
ok many thanks 1GW,i learn something new everyday,what a waste of time and effort that failed takeover bid was then.hopefully onwards and upwards to a decent sp now,just incase spd want to play silly buggers again.
columbo - I don't think SPD gets to keep the shares tendered because the offer was conditional upon them getting to 50%.
"As the Offer has lapsed, it is no longer capable of further acceptance and any accepting Findel Shareholders cease to be bound by their acceptances. In accordance with the terms of the Offer, Forms of Acceptance and share certificates will be returned to shareholders within the next 14 days."
Good for spd has they managed to obtain a further 800.000 or so shares at 1.61,gees why on earth did people sell to them.mind boggling.
A notional PBT of £29m results in an earnings per share of 33 pence and a trailing P/E ratio of 5.48 at the current level. Surely a strong buy. Why the lack of interest ?