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On a bid coming in if the SP continues to sink ?
No, 1.2p was the final dividend. No mention of a dividend being paid with these half-year results which is consistent with PFD not paying interim dividends, at least since its return to paying dividends. I don't expect those to resume until PFD has achieved its debt-reduction target. Re. that 1.2p here's the key sentence from the results,
"A final dividend of 1.2 pence per share for the 52 week period ended 2 April 2022 was approved by the shareholders at the Company's Annual General Meeting on 20 July 2022 and was subsequently paid on 29 July 2022."
In the alliance news 10:19
It said there is an interim dividend of 1.2p
Is this real!!!!
But as normal the SP is down a little.
Was hoping for an increase in dividend (maybe in full term results)
With only 1p dividend on a share at around £1 and without a steady increase in share value small shareholders like me (and probably you folks too) would be better selling up and putting money in cash ISA to get about 2 to 3 % income.
Boring but steady progress which is beginning to be expected and what’s needed
for long term investments. Leave all the excitement to others chasing AIM dreams !
I thought there would be a lot more positivity today.
Very good results under the circumstances
The problem is you are assuming logic in share price rise/falls dogger. That seems to be lacking sometimes!
Hopefully we will see an increase in SP………but I suspect not !!
I'm hoping some new news on progressive dividend, if that happens i see shares shooting up
Hope here news on pension deficit
Agreed.
Occasionally they have started to go up on the day and then fallen back later in the day.
I am thinking of selling half my holding today or Monday on the assumption that this happens again. However, since all my share buying and selling decisions are invariably wrong maybe everyone else should do the opposite ?
Over the last 10 years or so I don't know if PFD has ever gone up on results day, and this now looks like following the same path.
A steady rise ahead of the results…..the question is….will it fall on results day of just before ?
Any views ?
My son works in Co Op retail, sales are consistently good.
I mentioned before, people will and have stopped going out so much ( me included), but there are still plenty of people with money, in this distorted country. My view is positive here, we might actually gain premium product sales, should people want to eat nice things at home, still cheaper than going out, also we should gain in other areas (volume by people eating everyday products/own brand made by us, at home) and innovation of new products that may just fill a gap, in the recession market. More importantly to me, I believe the company is being galvanised and improved very quietly, under the radar.
We will also soon understand a bit more, the real contribution or not of, The Spice Tailor, fingers crossed. All IMHO of course.
Went onto Targets website and searched for Kipling cakes , turns out they love them from the reviews
examples :
Mr Kipling lemon slice 5.8 ounce
If a Twinkie gave birth to Jesus, it would be this little cake.
5 out of 5 stars
And
Great snack cakes
4 out of 5 stars
Tazstl - 2 months ago
originally posted on Mr Kipling
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got these as a snack to have with my afternoon cup of coffee. These have a nice lemon flavor, solid but light cake and not too sweet lemon filling and icing. Not a big fan of the over packaging, but it did keep the cake moist and was good for portion control. A great snack to add to a packed lunch for adults or kids.
I am the same Dogger , with the Covid lockdown/s
it was much easier to predict ( home cooking boom )
However with the cost of living issues and increased
production costs to factor in I am struggling to place
it too .
But when I have been out and about I noticed my local Aldi has a much bigger range of Mr Kipling
than previously and I asked the guy filling the shelves how they were selling, he said very well .
So we need to figure out the sales of the frozen pizza bases and flour etc
Meanwhile in the USA they are selling our products in Target which is much more widespread/ customer base than before
This is a Halloween special advert
https://mrkipling.us/multibuy
Over the last few days.
Very difficult to predict what the half year results are going to look like.
Any views ?
Even if there is some liquidity issue with the pension funds, the increase in rates should have helped the long term funding position of the pension scheme significantly. It might accelerate a buyout.
They will certainly get asked the “pension” question when they give the half year results presentation so I guess we will have to wait until then.
There's a big table in note 7 of their year end accounts that breaks down the assets held. They have a tiny amount of LDI's but a huge amount in "total return products" which sound suspiciously like LDI's by another name.
And on a side note, these things don't seem to generate any returns. I don't understand why pension funds do all this complicated stuff instead of a sensible mix of government bonds, highly rated corporate bonds, and equities, which would generate a much better return in the long run, and surely it's the long run that matters for a pension fund.
I wondered that. I am a PFD pensioner. I have had a look at the stuff that I receive from the fund but I can’t find anywhere that they tell you how the fund is invested.
I wonder if the recent LDI pension fuss is going to have some impact on the pension schemes here.
Now what’s the problem….anyone know ?