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Leas
As I understand it there are two regulators, two hurdles to jump before the UK hurdles. The regulators are in Thailand and Malaysia.
I guess that will only be announced after the Thai regulator has given the go ahead to the sale. The city opinion at the time was that Tesco Lotus was good value for shareholders and a hefty cash injection to the pension fund.
As posted previously the uncertainty exists and imo the cause of the sp decline.
I can see a rebound coming if TSCO get the ‘green light’ so patience is required for now. Have to say I’m very tempted today and perhaps buy a tranche when the trend of finishing weak at the close breaks.
ATVB to long term shareholders
thanks Rosewall for the info....
There isnt one, still hurdles to jump before the special dividend and the corresponding share consolidation is put to a GM.
When is the ex divi date for the special dividend?
The Thai Antitrust Regulator has still to approve the deal with CP. They scrutinise any deal that may lead to a monopoly.
Maybe this is the reason why the sp is coming under pressure from the announcement as the uncertainty exists.
Cannot find much information in respect of TAR blocking other deals in the past so difficult to judge whether or not they will block the sale. As mentioned an announcement is expected in H2 but that again is uncertain.
[edit] at least I haven't been able to find it.
Rich
No it hasnt been announced. A rough amount of 50p, adjusted by currency fluctuations, was muted. This, together with the caveat "subject to regulatory approval in both countries", meant that a decision will be made in the second half of the year. No date has been set. This was in the circular which is no longer online.
has special divi amount and pay date been officially announced yet? I havnt seen it
i'm now over £4k down on this, AFTER the divi too...... 235 looks like a pipe dream..... and thinking back, i used to trade this in the 325 days......
Rich
Price wars between the competition are continuous and have been for decades so I don't think that is responsible for the drop. More likely is a concerted effort to drive down the share price to get more special dividends for the buck. I am waiting to top up as I think it will go lower.
It is done through equiniti.Shares purchased for years through SAYE.By default i may be ok if and when the price moves upwards as i will get more than the 2.21.
Thanks for people posting with advise,appreciated
your broker will or should have the option for you to switch from Cash from your dividends or buying more shares I have this facility with the "share center," once you find that its a matter of clicking very simple.
Hi gunner48, is it automatic reinvestment of dividend? Who do I need to contact to switch to cash dividend? Is it the trading platform provider with whom the share dealing account is with e.g. Barclays share dealing?
assuming a reason for drop is to do with prospect of a price war with Lidl etc given we are heading for mass unemployment etc which presume will hit profits so sells for that reason?.
gona call 215 the bottom up up now please.
Thanks for the posts.Money appeared as shares earlier this afternoon.427.
Had already asked to switch to cash dividend but never happened.Need to do it in time for the special one i guess.
Wish I wasn't lol
How low is this going to go,great company, good profit, covid proof and tanking...
hi Chelwood have u contacted equiniti to let them know you want to exercise your option to buy shares held in your saye acc. if not you will not be paid dividend.
under 217 now...... i'm stunned how this share just drops.... and drops..... even the shares bought for me from the Divi are worth 4p less now!!!!!
Chelwood, have you checked your shares number.... maybe 971 been used to buy shares not give you cash.
or, you were possibly not an owner by end of the day before (19th May) Ex Divi Date (20th May).
worth contacting your holder of your account perhaps?
good luck.
Good luck leas
Apologies to holders here. Will not comment further. Hopefully bottomed out now. It’s certainly primed for a rebound. A good solid investment for a yielding share as long as your happy to keep collecting the dividends.
Good luck Arsenal and all.
arsenal, Walmart own Asda. A merger with Tesco will be bigger than the SAinsbury’s deal.
Sitting out of the market has not cost me anything as my investment portfolio is quite diverse. In fact I deliberately took a hit on my ftse shares in favour of cash. My strategy served me well in the property crash and the last global financial crash.
If you don’t think that there will be a MC correction after the Asian sale and a merger with Asda Walmart then you must be deluded.
Leas
1 i didnt say Asda i said walmart
2 matching Aldi on enough will do the job
3 Get over Covid and get used too living with a new disease
4 sitting on the sidelines has cost you since the first fall ??
5 Not all share consolidations go tits up this share will rise into the payout you can always run away then ??
I probably will ??