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RNS looks like good acquisitions. http://www.investegate.co.uk/workspace-grp-plc--wkp-/rns/acquisitions/201501210700166866C/
Fair point. I'm still in and have been since 18p and share consolidation. Wish I'd just out the lot in here instead of messing with oil and gas!
can't see where flat or declining commercial property prices are coming from, comm rents are only increasing and in some of the areas where WKP have their stock, Holborn, Clerkenwell, Shoreditch, SE1 rents are motoring by the week, steaming on by a shortage of desirable available space by decent companies growing. Lets not forget these boys are turning what they had, pretty poor B1 space in some cases into top notch space that small/med companies are aspiring and can afford. They not even having to Cap Ex the refurb costs in some cases as the resi developers are forking out for that on the bigger WKP sites where they've gained planning, and WKP in some cases get some top cream of the resi values on overage payments. Along with Shaftsbury the best two Comm Prop plays in my opinion.
suggests this is due a 20 per cent rise sooner rather than later along with tiddler share webis holdings due a 33 per cent rise imo dyor BUT IM NOT FAR OUT WITH EITHER,BULLISH IN FACT
Can see this continuing to add value against Nav. Flat or decline property prices will see this hammered by the market.
I would think that the horrors of 2008-2009 are still fresh in BoD's mind re over-gearing. I'm not unhappy about the placement/fundraising given they've just picked up 160 Fleet Street with 43 per cent occupancy. WKP's average is 90. If they can continue to find decent sized, well priced, well situated property at these occupancy levels and re-vitalise them then prospects will continue to look good in my view.
Makes excellent reading until the 10% placement of new ordinary shares. Can't help thinking that we have now reached the end of the road and the next property valuation will be flat or down. NAV before dilution is 8.42 a share or 20.4% above current levels. With dilution, just 7.57 a share. Don't screw this up by over-gearing this business BOD. You only have to look back when this was 13p a share!!!!!
There will be plenty of run beyond 700p too given time. Safe as houses this stock!
I like this acquisition just in front of the interims Wednesday. The Fleet St building is running at 43 per cent occupancy, way below WKP usual occupancy levels, so plenty of room for upside. Fleet St is also a great location - good address and half way between City and West End. Hoping the interims on Wednesday show more progress as we push on towards 700p. This is a great stock.
Taken a while to break past low 640's but with the recent strength around 630 it was only a matter of time. Still pleased to see it happen though. Onwards and upwards.
Looks like we have!. Very pleased with this stock. Great looking graph - nice steady, consistent uptrend which now looks well set for 700+.
Needed to start the next leg up.
progress. Healthy 2 year chart. Now 620 has been passed and the SP holding firm it looks set to soon push past the recent year high of 644. Looking for 675-700 by the end of the year, with decent interims along the way.
www.digitallook.com/companyresearch/14023/Workspace_Group/company_research.html#miniCompanyFinancialsGrowth But I agree with you - its random as ****
The stock market is full of liars, cheats, thief's and vagabonds....just enjoy the ride.
Sixty points off in three days. No diary announcements, no RNS, no news - what's all that about?
Jefferies raises from Hold at 588 to buy up to 706.
Surprised how little pressure upwards on SP is derived from the rise in the value if the brick and motor. The collapse of this business to 13p was down to far too much debt and a massive loss in property values. To the board, ' steady as she goes '!
no reason to sell. We're still in a nice upward trend that started 2 years ago. If it's maintained then 650-700 is definitely on the cards by year end.
My last divi got me some more at 4.50, I think this has legs to push on to 650-700 to end of year! So few shares in circulation too!
Agreed, and a nice increase on the divi. Hopefully this will be enough to push the SP past the intra day high of around 619/620 which has been tested and failed several times in the past few months. Still looking good as a long termer.
set of results. Property valuation was the highlight up to 1,086,000.00 14% in second half. That puts the current NAV at a whopping 7.40 a share. We are therefore at a discount to NAV of 1.30 or 17.56%
Results out weds I believe. Can only be positive surely.
www.digitallook.com/cgi-bin/dlmedia/security.cgi?csi=2445073&action=charts&sub_action=historic
Nice one! Although not huge 23,000sq ft around Old Street at £23 psf is well worth buying. WKP should be able to get at least 30 p.c. more yield out of that and increase its book value. More of these please in the push to get back up over £6.