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SPLIT OF 2009 (Previous post of 15 Mar '12) When you think of the 2 for one split that took place in Sept. 09....remove that and the SP would be double.....2428 !!!!!...............IRN BRU.....liquid gold !
This one ticked north steadily for years. It is not a sprinter, just an old Clydesdale that gets the work done. The low volumes you're seeing, will probably be employees getting additions tossed into their pots. What I'd love to know, is how many "unsold" shares are floating about, ie...treasury, and those held by MMs etc.... Give this one a year or two and I fancy you can look forward to +25% growth in share value and the divvies coming in like clockwork.
Been watching this for a while now (couple of weeks) , first price dropped to £4.00 with no news of significance, this week rising each day with no news. More importantly , volumes and number of trades are very low (less than fifty trades and only 12000 volume). Could they be teasing to satisfy a large buy ? Possible takeover ?
For a small refreshment....the other national drink !
Panmure Gordon maintained its "hold" stance on AG Barr (BAG) following an analyst visit which reassured the broker that continued distribution gains look set to boost the beverage firm's revenue growth. Panmure believes that with limited headroom at the firm's factory, the purchase of a new one may well be necessary, which would increase production flexibility and support further production gains. This however, is reflected in the price the broker added, supporting its neutral stance
Apologies for faulty title in previous post on Mon 11:07 AG BARR BOOSTS LIQUIDITY With only 38.9 million shares in issue, trading was becoming a bit tight for AG Barr's shares. With demand increasing a stock split was felt to be in order. And about time too! http://www.agbarr.co.uk/agbarr/newsite/ces_docstore.nsf/unid/41E8D403E01B3C2C80257A05003CF9B2/$file/AGM%20Results%20announcement%20May%202012.pdf
Numis upgrades A G Barr from hold to add Source: http://www.stockmarketwire.com/article/4373240/FLASH-Numis-upgrades-A-G-Barr-from-hold-to-add.html
IRN-BRU COMPANY AG BARR'S SALES BUCK TREND The company behind fizzy drink Irn-Bru has defied the downturn with an increase in sales this year. AG Barr's revenue increased by 4.3% between February and May compared with the same period in 2011. The firm, based in Cumbernauld, North Lanarkshire, said it was a robust figure in the face of a wet April, which hit high street footfall and the "challenging soft drinks market in general". The figures were published in an interim management statement, posted on the firm's website ahead of the annual general meeting in Glasgow today. The group, whose brands also include Rubicon fruit juices and Strathmore water, said it expected costs to continue to go up but that a strategy was in place to make sure profit margins were not hit too hard. Plans to create a production and warehousing facility in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, are also making "good progress", according to the statement. It read: "We have started the new financial year with all of our core brands performing well in difficult market conditions. "During the course of the period the unseasonal weather for the time of year has impacted the market and a period of more normal conditions will now be required to bring the market back into growth. "Despite the challenges of current market conditions and continued low consumer confidence, the business is performing in line with our expectations". Source: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/irnbru-company-ag-barrs-sales-buck-trend-7771103.html
AG BARR BOOSTS LIQUIDITY With only 38.9 million shares in issue, trading was becoming a bit tight for AG Barr's shares. With demand increasing a stock split was felt to be in order. And about time too! http://www.agbarr.co.uk/agbarr/newsite/ces_docstore.nsf/unid/41E8D403E01B3C2C80257A05003CF9B2/$file/AGM%20Results%20announcement%20May%202012.pdf
got to love global warming lol. invest now and in a years time you will have 2or 3times ur investment back!
And...its hot and sunny out there! (and hopefully for next weekend)
subdivided the shares in order to get alot more investment. great time to buy, new factory being built in England, entering the ice cream business with Rubicon, always increasing the sales of their brands in scotland and england. debt at around £6million which wil probably be paid off next year! Couldnt ask for a better time to buy and make a killing, just look what happened when there subdivided the shares last time!
so no action here
check RNS - shares have been subdivided - the opposite of a consolidation
Info Please
AG Barr (target price 1,100p) AG Barr (LSE: BAG), the maker of Irn Bru and owner of a strong stable of other soft drinks brands, is a holding for two of our Expert Eight managers: Nick Train (Lindsell Train UK Equity and Finsbury Growth & Income (LSE: FGT)) and Charles Montanaro (Montanaro UK Focus and Montanaro UK Smaller Companies (LSE: MTU)). Barr has been a substantial holding for Train for donkey's years. Montanaro is also a long-term holder, but the firm has rather less weight in his portfolio than in Train's. Barr is trading today at around the same share price as two years ago. Train tells us: "It seemed plausible enough to us back then that the shares might tread water … Why not sell, find another stock, then trade back into Barr after its couple of years in the doldrums?" He gives three reasons: "We were confident of Barr's dividend growth … we covet the long run dividend stream it provides." "We knew that the strong cash generation would … permit the acquisition of new brands, or … the build of new production capacity for existing brands in a new geography. This cash generation is a competitive advantage for Barr but because opportunities arrive haphazardly, it is impossible to know exactly when the competitive advantage will boost the share price." "We are always reluctant to sell out of exceptional businesses, except on the most excessive of valuations." In hindsight it might appear simple to sell a stock like Barr that's going nowhere for a while and to buy back in later, but Train warns: "In real-time this is not such an easy thing to deduce or execute. Our conviction about the calibre of Barr's business and about the likelihood that its pricing power will protect long term shareholders against the ravages of inflation is much stronger than our conviction that the shares may or may not take a pause for breath." Wise words indeed, in my view, and applicable for investors not just in Barr but in any high-calibre business. So, at what price would our pro stockpicker be an enthusiastic buyer of more shares in the company? Answer: "Another 50p lower." Based on the price at which the shares were trading at the time, I put the target at around 1,100p. Also, Here's a couple of links about SCLP, one of the hottest stocks at the moment: http://www.euroinvestor.com/community/discussionthread.aspx?threadid=252803 http://www.euroinvestor.com/community/discussionthread.aspx?threadid=253089
Trades 167 ; Sold 11,791; Bought 14,651
As she goes....hitting 1240 on bid soon
keep your eye on PFD next week . Trust all well .
Analysis by LSE: Settlement as of 16/03/2012, at 5:45 p.m. Impressive gain for Barr (A.G.) Plc as it records sharp rise of 4.45% over previous levels. In a subdued start to the day, the security opened with a first price of 1,189, above the low of the previous session, but then continued on the rise for the rest of the day, closing in flying form at 1,245, near the session's highest level. On a weekly basis, the stock is trending higher than the FTSE 250. The performance of Barr (A.G.) Plc, in fact, has been higher than the related benchmark index.
Have this marked as an NK trade.....delayed publication requested... 16-Mar-12....16:44:05......1,244.50....308.Buy*..... 1,243.00.......1,245.00........3,833
I've bought into !!!...SP is all over the place????