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Good to see the RNS, plans are developing slowly?
Interesting volume of buying over the last week or so. Planning news on The Island Quarter can’t be far off…
More shares now held in Treasury. These reduce the stock in the open market. This could be done if the company feels they are undervalued or, perhaps, to protect from a takeover threat?
Great to see we still have sellers. Selling at 110 vs a 160 nav. Our buy back makes an instant 50pct for us :). I wish they would sell more
Only one asset matters, boots island in Nottingham. Probably 300m profit when developed and carried at cost on balance sheet ( less than 20m) if I recall correctly.
Conygar are buying back shares - the Company believes he shares are undervalued. Some of the sites have values written down - those on Anglesey may be a long way off being developed?
Personally I hope people keep selling cheap for share buy back.
Hard to understand share price, boots island is one of the largest city center regeneration schemes, they could flog it for 50m in a heart beat
think this might get another investors chornicle bargain shares bump?
and plenty more to go it seems
AGM this coming Friday. Do we expect and hope for some news?
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now appeared! Hope for more details at some point?
Company web site is coming soon - it has been for months! Does anyone know what is happening with the developments?
Ynys Mon MP is backing Holyhead for a freeport - this will encourage development activities?
News is sparse?
Apparently ignored and unloved. Why?
NAV per share 178.2 at 30/9/19. Cash nearly £40m with no borrowings. Seems very attractive?
Presume these big buys are share buy back as announced on 1/10/19?
Been a lot of hefty buys this month, any ideas why anyone? Results due November which is not too far away.
Years result due sometime late November. Will Holyhead development ever start? The Port is gaining more cruise ship visits and a suitable docking facility is needed. Thoughts anyone?
Seems Wylfa may not now be redeveloped. Will this impact on Holyhead and Conygars plans there? What use can the Rhosgoch site be put too if Horizon do not need housing for their workers.
After the bad news for Conygar today I'm surprised the share price has only gone down 1p
Anyone any thoughts on CIC atm. I thought the interim report somewhat revealing given that they now say they are debt free and have 46mill to spend. Well just the cost of putting in the Development platform at Fishguard will cost them that unless of course all they intend to do is to get the necessary permissions and hopefully sell on. However, given the nature of this development ie return of investment over income it would be a brave person who put their money into this or government - either the Welsh or the English with tax payers money and the EU grants about to dry up before this is ever fully in the bag so to speak. Also I see that there are now issues with Horizon the Japanese company re vamping Wylfa NP in that CIC coughed up a couple of mill to buy the old contaminated land - Shell storage site near the site. Horizon have now decided to put in a planning application to house all their workers on site. Well thats what did happen originally so why make them drive miles when it can all be done on site etc. So anyone any thoughts. Also Conygar do say that they are debt free but company house gives a charge by Barclays against the company.
Conygar has pulled out of marina development due to rise in costs. Entire £4.8m investment written off. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-south-west-wales-38511809
Both..Haverfordwest Area and N Wales, Conway Area..I dont hold stocks its out of interest as I have property in both areas one will be directly affected. I act as a Business Development Consultant so its an interesting one for me. It will be interesting to see which way it goes.