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Looking to be quite busy with over 80 retail outlet space to fit out. Results expected anytime this month.
On Twitter May 9 More With over 80 retail spaces, learning environments, office and accommodation solutions to fit-out in the next few weeks, our Projects Teams are working really hard, but still smiling!
0 replies 1 retweet 2 likes Reply Retweet 1 Like 2 HAVELOCK ‏ @HavelockEuropa May 12 More We love helping to bring our clients ideas to life. A great example of this is our recent work with John Lewis where we provided design development, manufacturing and installation for their latest stores, in Oxford and London. #retaildesign #bringinglifeintobuildings
blimey. Someone buying in 100k chunks.
Whilst we await the poor results |(which we know they will be) lots more activity from Havelock on twitter.
Results delayed again according to today's RNS as their are some technical discrepancies that have come to light. Add to that they have no financial Director in place after the last one left. It is not looking good at all here.
values hve at �1.6million. So any news which is positive should have a very positive impact although it is priced to go bust
nothing available at all. however it has fallen a long way too. cap 1.0million.
cap at lowest level ever. l2 looking strong now though
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but market cap now 1.0million.
new management being brought in. 60million turnover
Tiny market cap and 19.9% holder pushing new director in place. 70% held tightly
Buys being put through as sales again ?
Don't be fooled by the buy/sale prices on this site. The 20,000 transaction on 09.01.2018 that is showing as a sell is definitely a buy. How many others are misrepresented - it's not as if the mm's have a lot of transactions to report !
Broken company, slow motion car crash.
A lot of them are actually buys!
The company’s results were mixed and don’t be fooled by the 21% like-for-like sales growth. Three things should catch your attention: - A. Net asset per share has collapsed to 14.1 pence per share. B. Net debt of £2.7m. C. Pension deficit rose to £9.4m from £1m. Also, management comments on dividends is a joke because they haven’t been paying one since 2009. Over a five-year period, here are the following factors: -The company is sensitive to gross profits margins because a fall below 12% means zero operating profits http://bit.ly/2pZHI4j -Since 2011, revenue went from £100m to £60m. -Business is struggling, as management reduced borrowings. But, now it has to resume borrowings to survive. And the agreement of a new overdraft facility of £6m is repayable on demand. -Cash position is in an overdraft of over £2m. -Exceptional charges remain high and total £12m since 2011. -The company was growing before the financial crisis http://bit.ly/2pcVikU -The dividend was lasted paid in 2009. Final Thoughts With the tough retail environment and changing buying habits, along with the public-sector budget being under pressure, this company won’t last long in the market. http://bit.ly/2oqGYrz Disclosure The opinions expressed by the writer is for entertainment and research purposes. It does not constitute professional investment advice. Data is correct on available information at the time. Finally, the writer does not own the company’s stock, unless stated otherwise.
Nice holdings RNS here, 17% up
Nice rise today - ahead of results....
Disappointing today at the end. I think some larger holders offloaded during the rise which no one could foresee. YR- take a look at NCCL mate. I'm scaling in there and that's for keeps. I won't trade it or try to trade it. Sorry for o/t
No Mate i have been walking the dogs mate still here
That iaintgotaclu has gone quiet. Probably scheming the next pump and dump or chasing the next spike to hype. Just sorry if people have been spiked. Iamapumperandumper is more apt.
"YR- it is but am happy to spread my risk. I think the stocks I'm in all have a good chance of going up a lot- hence I hold." That is my current approach and like you I try jump some movers. "I do have some more boring FTSE stocks too- and they are the better choice if you don't want to keep checking every 5 minutes. Or in the case of BT - maybe you should be checking lol." On the subject of BT: I have used this the method of buying on large falls while working a practise account. It works well if you understand what the bad news means to future of business. I think yesterday fall was an overreaction but once the share price bottoms out it will be a great time buy into BT. Looking at the trading it may have already bottomed out,. Which is good news when you think about RNS from BT and on top that Tesco RNS today which could lead to BT investors doing the same thing.
YR- it is but am happy to spread my risk. I think the stocks I'm in all have a good chance of going up a lot- hence I hold. I do have some more boring FTSE stocks too- and they are the better choice if you don't want to keep checking every 5 minutes. Or in the case of BT - maybe you should be checking lol.