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Would be nice.
It will also be intresting to see what bp opened up later its all eyes on oillies today
Under the terms of the Combination, BG Shareholders will be entitled to receive: For each BG Share: 383 pence in cash; and 0.4454 Shell B Shares[1] · Based on the 90 trading day volume weighted average price of 2,170.3 pence per Shell B Share on 7 April 2015 (being the last Business Day before the date of this Announcement), the terms of the Combination represent: - a value of approximately 1,350 pence per BG Share; and
Will they counter offer or go after Bp they got to recact can see them keeping quite
By my reckoning that's about 1350p per share. Yipee :)
http://www.cityam.com/213238/bg-agrees-45bn-takeover-shell?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=Twitter
Guess the bounce at just over £8 was the bounce then. I might have been correct then?? LOL
ps it was my Birthday yesterday... double bonus
b. heck only just seen this. I'm all in atm besides a few AVV shares - its the best position I've had in 5 years of trying ...
Should see a nice rise here tomorrow, can't believe my luck.. only just bought some at 840p last week!
Should be interesting..... GLA DYOR
reasonable guesses on a takeout price? i'd canvass something like 1150-1250. but it would be a complex biggie to put together.
well, that would be nice too. bg has been muttered about for months now as potential takeover target, bring it on! interesting that this emerges so soon after helge brought his m&a people on board, eh.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/shell-in-talks-to-buy-bg-group-1428437955?mod=e2tw
it's a (pleasant) start
6.8% enough for you in one day?
yeah, we live in a cruel world with an interesting sense of humour. best of luck for this week.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/102561679 Spikey J LOL from Wed
Fancy a limit order for 808 today...but don't like the look of the Quartely spike suggesting 714...well over 50% retrace
perhaps 790 was the right one to look for?
That was a brave post of yours last Thurs but hopefully it will recover
ah, lo and behold, we hear something from helge, keep it coming. Mon, 30th Mar 2015 17:41 * Lund names Katie Jackson to head of global strategy * Tom Melbye Eide named head of legal council * Both had previously worked under Lund in Statoil By Ron Bousso LONDON, March 30 (Reuters) - BG Group's new boss Helge Lund has poached two officials from his former company Statoil for key management positions, sending a clear sign he intends to act quickly to try to turn around the British firm amid a sharp oil price drop. The appointments of Katie Jackson as vice president for BG global strategy and business development and of Tom Melbye Eide as BG head of general council were announced in an internal company memo last week. Jackson had previously been responsible for mergers and acquisitions at Statoil under Lund's leadership. A BG spokesman confirmed the appointments on Monday. They do not require a regulatory announcement. Lund, who took over officially on Feb. 9 and is BG's third chief executive in as many years, must steer the embattled company through the low global oil price, production difficulties in Egypt and new projects in Australia and Brazil. "He is not wasting any time and is sending the market a clear signal that he is ready to tackle the problems facing BG," said one industry source. Jackson will play a central role in carrying out a new company strategy that Lund is expected to unveil later this year, industry sources said. Jackson previously worked for Anadarko and Royal Dutch Shell. Eide replaces Graham Vinter who is retiring. Eide worked for eight years at Statoil before joining privately-run Norwegian aluminium products group SAPA in 2013. Lund, who turned Statoil around during his 10 years at its helm, started his new job a month earlier than initially planned after BG wrote down $6 billion to reflect the fall in value of its oil and gas assets. BG has been reviewing its portfolio for more than a year as it looks to reduce costs. Analysts are eyeing parts of its LNG business, particularly in Tanzania, to go on the chopping block, along with a 50 percent stake in BG's Queensland Curtis LNG export plant, which could fetch $5-10 billion. (Reporting by Ron Bousso; Editing by Gareth Jones)
I am going to buy BG at 8GBP 45 shares
trading very closely with the spot o&e prices today, about time we heard something from helge to introduce a note of difference re strategy pls. i don't know where bottom is, but i bot a few anyway around 850.
Will this hit the £8 ?