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Can anyone explain todays RNS please?.
Many thanks
I'm invested here based on good recent momentum and a decent dividend.
Sales increase below current inflation rate - so treading water imv.
If you missed the excellent presentation from Director of Investor Relations, James Collins, earlier this week you can watch a recording here. https://youtu.be/2rg272x1ChY
Pretty dissapointing results really, especially the cut in final dividend. Whilst full year is in line with last year after it rose in first half for it to fall in second is a pretty hard one to swallow. As this company has little going for it apart from the dividends it makes an investment case harder. Management need to seriously consider how to realise value for investors. After missing the boat at flogging off their online business during the boom of 2020/21 they are now left with the options of further store/land sales or flogging off the whole business. Anything north of £3.50 and I will happily accept.
ShareSoc and Yellowstone are hosting a webinar with Sainsbury's plc (SBRY) on 22/05/23, which may be of interest to current shareholders or potential investors. James Collins (Director of Investor Relations) will be presenting. You can register here: https://www.sharesoc.org/events/sharesoc-yellowstone-webinar-with-sainsburys-plc-sbry-22-may-2023/
FYI I sold at 261p and bought phnx at 545p
Ex date 30/03 26p
Sold 378 shares today 261p
Sains coop deal collapses ?
Could it be somthing to do with mr Sainsburys Donations ?
Another good rise, has it got anything to do with the change of CFO, or bid rumour again?
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I was on that journey too. I'm the end I sold out and brought elsewhere thinking I'll come back. Totally forgot and looked that and boom. Another take over might happen. Wouldn't be surprised if these went over £3 again as previously if the takeover becomes more material.
Blackrock are the main shorters. They're normally a clever lot. Could it be they are a bit worried?
lol, like i said i know that company from DAY ONE. DAY ONE, let that sink in.
Stake increased.
Predictive text changed Qatar into quarter. More disappointed!
I bought these 8 years ago at 307 as it was said Quarter were interested in buying Sainsburys. They went down. Then they went up and I found myself in profit when they were hoping to buy Asda only to be disappointed again when they weren't allowed to. Just one big disappointment.
Always learning. Vaguely aware of Bestway but these type of RNSs usually prompt me to find out a bit more.
One of the UK's largest private businesses : £4.5 bn annual turnover, multinational with interests in wholesale, pharmacy, banking, cement, real estate ...
Who knows what'll happen but I've always wondered about the leveraging potential of Sainsbury's huge property portfolio.
Well you may be right in the long run but in the short term the market appears to disagree with you
lol i havent missed any point at all actually. NOT AT ALL. i know that company like the back of my hand FROM DAY 1.
You're missing the point draft, Bestway are seeking to secure an initial holding and add to it at the right price by offering to buy institutional holdings thus underpinning the share price. Institutions who have loaned shares to shorters may well now recall them
lol theyve clearly said theres no bid. they probably just want some dividends as the ****stan ruppe has devalued to 300 so the ****stan business of bestway is probably worth naff all. the only things i can see is bestway own WELL pharmacy and sainsbury has just kicked out lloyds pharmacy, bestway probably ask them to use WELL pharmacy.
Should see the shorters rushing to close I would think
80m share purchase. That’ll put a bit of a rocket behind the sp. A bid maybe incoming from Bestway if another suitor wants in…. Should be an interesting year at sbry.