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I agree with T2R
forget M&A which is cause of all the problem for the past 15 years....
What's needed good old boring divi growth ( paying 4 - 5%); this will encourage more divi inclined fund managers to invest in us.
Also encourage one of the big player to take us over :)
It was M&A that put us into zombie land in the first place.
Maybe we will be better suited as a takeover target. Where have the Japanese gone?
I agree with that Samson…..the danger is that we go from zombie to boring.
The current BOD have done a wonderful job in getting us out of the zombie state (helped by covid) but now they need to show that they can handle some M&A activity to take us to another level.
Good and steady with increase in dividend but where does the future go? Need some acquisitions to replace the likes of Hovis, Branston, Hartleys Sarsons etc which were sold off in the past or we will stagnate.
Happy with “steady” as this is quietly solid progress, with improving Div. A good one to lock away.
Agree Dogger
Steady as she goes
Positives also are more debt being paid down and well managed pension schemes .
We need the international sales to get moving a lot more this year sounds promising so far
Results. Hopefully we can now move away from comparing the results to those of two years ago ?. 20% increase in divi from a low base.
Apart from this one……not a single post on the day before the results announcement.
Can’t remember when that last happened.
I'm expecting at least 1.4p in dividends
From last years results divi cover was 12, expecting progressive divi payments going forward.
My view is that there will be a divi declared on Wednesday and that it will be better that the 1p last year…….but that is pure speculation on my part
Wonder if a dividend will be declared for 2022 or was last year just to placate the shareholders? Last year divi was announced around this time will it carry on this year?
But you are right Dogger, this used to be a hectic board!
I still maintain this is a simmering pot, will come to the boil unexpectedly one way or another.
People always need to eat and the rich are still getting richer, they like quality food and I believe that is what we do here. I also think the great production facilities mean we can produce food for all own brands across the retail market. Basically, we can turn our hands, in this changing, tough retail time. All the talk of hardship too, but have you seen any restaurants closing, because I haven't!
Times have changed, in days gone by,the gradual incline in pre results days, was followed by the slump on results day, what ever the results were!
Other food producers up yesterday, we were down!
Today a good start!
I am still ultra optimistic here and will be holding for the foreseeable.GLA
SP down at £1.03. No comments on the board since 27th April……where has everyone gone ?
Have we all lost interest in PFD ? So far we haven’t had the usual spike in SP leading up to the results….what’s going on ? Anyone got any views ?
Well quite.Had an RNS for M&G earlier in the month. I do not comment on the impact be it good or bad, but would have hoped for some kind of news story/information to go with it. If you think of the days when Kallumama ( I think) and all were constantly on this board and the regular pieces of news from the company, it was all very different.
All is quiet, Kal' does not post on anything any more, hasn't for some months ( i used to follow when he went to ASB) where his views were not always appreciated like they were here.
I feel comfortable this is a positive share as mentioned previously, winding up in the back round. We shall see a bit more on 18th May i believe. Let sleeping dogs lie at the moment, then they wake up fresh and ready!
What do we think they are up to ?
Got the Pfd pension update in the post over the weekend , everything is on target !
( since they merged the 3 schemes into 1 etc back I. 2020 etc )
Sold the last of my holding around mid 126-127 thank you PFD it was great it was a long hold but all the excitement came in the last year or two ! Sounds a bit like my x wife ! Good luck everyone
M&G plc London holding 5%
I don't think there is any chance of a bid , we have been talking about this for what about 2 years and surely if anyone was interested they would have made a bid when this was back around the 50p. After all nearly everyone could see they were a sitting duck then so pay pay 2-3-4 times for it now.?
I think any opening bid would have to be pitched @ 180p+ and as you suggest £2 is very realistic especially if more than one party are interested ;)
McCormick were the last bidders for PFD. Lets hope they are preparing a mouth watering knock out bid of £2.
Bit of bid speculation after a large block of shares was bought off market yesterday second such transaction in a fortnight. Possibly a big American company .
who cares as long as it stays up and keeps on rising like a nice sponge. I nice dividend would be icing on the top. but the fruit cakes will try and down play, our prospects.
There is nothing like a nice rise first thing in the morning !
New Isa money ?