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Well done PF , but doesn't it p*** you off . I used to hold many thousands of these for about 5 years + when the SP fell to the 20's and after losing faith I sold out with almost no gain. It does go to show that sometimes it can be a long term plan that works providing you have the years to sit tight and hope all changes. But we all know it always does this once we have sold out. Today I am sitting tight on ITV which I think is an even better bet for more profits, as long as it improves before I pass away waiting.
Excellent Q3 update news from PFD. I am sure this is going to raise our profile massively and put us on the radar of a few suitors. Continued good fortune to all PFD investors and those just watching.
Rgds, S
Oh dear Dogger, I have tempted fate too far!
Not really, I'm sure we'll be ok next week 😉
Agree.. it would be great to see all the progress that has been made truly reflected in the SP.
Well, here we are, £1.40.
Roll on next week's figures, this sleeping giant is due to wake up, it's been too long.
Just had a look when I bought these shares in ( X ) one live deal 1/4/2016 at 55.44p
Maybe I have had divs as well over these 8 years ?
Did not look good 20/3/2020 when 18.5p maybe I should take courage for my other losers .
BEP for remaining shares 67.22p they must have been purchased at several different times .
Oxygen much better then my AIM shares they never come back , held as long .
What a mistake to buy AIM shares .
Sold all the ( X ) holding for the *139 long time target . ( 467 % )
Executed 3.30pm hit new 16 year high of 140p by 4pm dropping back to close .
Have been trying to sell on that acc since 28/12/23 .
Trading statement due this Friday three days time .
4 analysts now have 161p a little below the 167p noted here last month .
Should be good results again
Kantar report says UK supermarkets experienced their busiest Christmas trading period since 2019, as a record £13.7bn of sales went through the tills.
Will this year see the sp break above £1.40 !
Rip. Bought shortly after Garby joined ( lacklustre) , then they turned down McCormick’s 60p share offer , at which point I nearly left but Food never goes out of fashion, so this one has been in the bottom draw ever since. No consolidation. Has further to travel yet & expect we’ll be way past 150p this time next year. ( will exit once 10x ! ).
Just seen 4 analysts expect the price to increase by 22%.
Average target 167p they think.
Took a slice got at *138p placed a higher order limit then target set in May after 135p sale of 137p , after noticing breaking through that resistance this morning.
They fell back to 114p by 27th October 20023, in hindsight a buy .
oxygen was your buy at 22p after or before the consolidation Trent700 refers to ?
No ice cream but the Spice Tailor range here is way more extensive than in the uk according to the wife. Seems to be selling really well.
Well, have a great time, do we do Ice creams? If not, look out for some recommendations for the board. Enjoy yourself
Hi Leather
I am in OZ at the moment and PFD seem to be doing very well here…..Kipling products are very prominent in Coles and Woolworths.
Interesting to speculate why a Dutch investment bank would want 8% of PFD. The divi isn’t particularly attractive at the moment so presumably they are in it for capital growth…….unless there is more to it than that ?
Hi Dogger,
We discussed the SP and our different views on what would happen to it after the results, some weeks ago.
I was pleased to see the declaration earlier in the week, we share the same thoughts on the Nissin holding, difficult to see T/O in the distance, i just think PFD is going to be an ever growing attractive share. Did you see Heather Mills was harping on about the established food companies ruining her meat free business, now in administration! That may or may not be the case, but it also highlights the importance of established branding with fresh ideas and to me, everything PFD has come to stand for in the last 3 years. The Dutch won't be the only ones and with Nissin's seemingly steadfast approach, the number of shares available will be squeezed. Plus i see, the Mr K pies at our surrounding shops are priced attractively, plenty of everything in the supply chain. Yet again there are plenty of people with lots of money, whilst the politicians argue, people enduring war and famine.
The only question I am starting to think about is political. Historically the day a Labour Gov'ment is elected the business world shakes, is it going to be same old Labour ? who knows ?
But what do I know?Have a good day all.
Good to see that the Dutch think we are a good investment
Yes buying Rolls Royce shares as substantial undervaluation. At P/E 15 fair pricing they are worth 450 pence (now 261 pence) so a far better unique company shares investments.
I sold out completely Premier Foods shares. May buy back at below 110 pence. Premier’s Management need to focus on smaller shareholders for better share dividends & capital returns!
Yeah no financial incentive to buy thesePremier Shares. It’s a “Sell” for me. Until Premier Foods rewards its shareholders !!!
You know this Alex management are rewarding themselves with ever higher share options (the biggest total number of total shares at the last one granted) but nothing for shareholder returns, paltry scraps. This cannot go on. At some point the big investors will dump sell Premier Shares and then the management will buy them at lower prices again. They profit whatever happens. So enrich themselves like the elites always do. If things don’t improve soon, this Premier Foods is not investable as a serious shares investment.
I agree with these comments about returns for shareholders but what we need to remember is that Nissin own nearly 30% of the shares. Are they demanding higher returns…..I don’t know….but they have a seat on the board and have all sorts of trading relationships with Premier, so maybe that is where they are getting their returns.
Pernix could not agree more
I was expecting interim dividend or some sort of special div!
food companies are like utility need to pay decent dividend at the very least info on when they will start interim payments!
need the yield to be around 3 - 4 %; 1% won't do....
Shareholders need to be prioritised & rewarded. Saying that the business has outperformed, upgrading their profits means nothing. There is no shareholder value creation here as profits are always locked away. Until profits are unlocked for shareholders, these shares will languish, go down and only be seen as short term play for share traders. That’s what’s been happening. So I think Premier Share
Price is going down for now again. IMHO/ DYOR.
I know the sp has gone up this week slowly but how much does PF need to sell to rise th sp and how mich lower does the debt need to go
@Pernix. Indeed. But someone signed off on it tbf. I get that it will have been recorded long before all this nonsense kicked off, but still.
As you say, it'll blow over, and with the way of the world today this will be fish & chip wrapping when the "I'm offended" brigade have found something else to have a bit of a whine about.
Talk about being fickle.