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Bought into this following ST recent recommendation in the IC. Be interesting to what his comments are following today's developments.
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Yeah pigs at the trough but bought at 1.44, seems decent risk reward with the 1p div and no stamp duty
Yes, the directors sold 30% directly to DBay for 150p not so long ago, so they knew exactly what they were getting themselves in for - they will have known DBay wanted the whole company given previous history. I just thought for the remaining shares, they would hold out for a lot more than 150p, but no, the directors are just looking after themselves and obviously want a quick exit. I don't think given the shareholder register anything can be done to veto this, or try and raise the price, unless the directors want more.
The Director share sales were to DBAY and listed on LSE and RNS so there has been some relationship and might be a reason for status under consideration. It looks and sounds peculiar.
The SP fell dramatically on a delayed final results announcement last year. The reasons for the delay were never clarified. The market reaction was typical. However, the business seemed to be successful. Then they got caught up by DBay and I suspect that relationship has not been what the founders expected. The SP has drifted for a year.
"the status...under consideration" statement in the RNS about the two founders is a bit odd to me. Do not recall seeing such before.
Weird that management appear to have given up. Cash flows and potential VW cash flows look strong. Surely more people are driving (more rubbish cars) to avoid public transport and that should lead to more business.
Looks they tried to drum up the sp via Yellowstone and it was a miserable failure whereas they could have also tried IMC and others. Feable. Almost like it was on purppose.
I guess DBay are just offering for the company - the BoD don't have to accept. The fact they are entertaining it, shows they are the actual destroyers of shareholder value. This was at about £2 not too long ago, so this is a low ball offer, given the VW cases and the increase in staff to settle the backlog of cases. If prospects looked bleak I could understand it, but if accepted this is for an easy way out for Alan sellers into retirement, not for shareholder benefit.
This is my second encounter with DBay in a company. Destroyers of value. Been here since the initial offering. The founders should have realised this could happen. I did, but the share price has not recovered enough to encourage me to sell. With DBay on the board they are in tricky position. Unlikely anyone else will make an offer.
What a joke…
Buyer stepped in?
Yellowstone had no positive impact, what abut this from 24th May?
https://www.***************************/anexo-group-final-results-investor-presentation-2021/412992537
Well Yellowstone hasn't helped drum up much support.
Link to recent company webinar.
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Some very interesting comments about the potential value of the VW claims
Have they gone away for another long weekend? 6/1
Will they snaffle their 1st £130k of the day just before lunch? 5/4
Or will they pop out for a liquid lunch 1st before pocketing another quarter of a mill? 4/6
Did you watch the presentation don? Did they touch on the mystery seller?
Those are sells!!!somebodies been offloading for weeks.
Looks like they might be trying to bag half a mill today.
And another quarter of a mill bagged. Was the topic mentioned?
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The share trades you mention could be buys for all we know so it’s all speculation.But it seems strange to me how certain directors have been selling to D bay.
Wouldn’t D Bay be over 30% now? If so, do they have to offer at least 150p?
Someone who’s done a deal with D bay perhaps!!!
Would they have to pay a minimum of 150 Dannatt? If so who is likely to be selling such large quantities at 131?
I think D bay will buy us out.They own 29 percent already !!!