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Good 10% ish increase in divi as suspected, nice. I’m 9% up since investing, will leave the money and collect divi, go from there
High, this share should continue to do well
Interesting, are the results at the printers, has someone peeped?
Been over 200p a few times and the numbers get better every qtr year on year. One would think fair value must be 210p to 220p by now. I think we will see broker buys and reratings with the September results. Guidance has been shared as ‘Above expectations’ in the pre release. Happy to hold, love the dividend yield that increases every 6 months too.
Should be ok, potential increase in divi, I wonder when they will buy something else? As cash is there to be used and growth needs to continue.
If the results keep going the sp might break towards £2.
Full/year results a week on Thursday 6 of September
Agree, maybe up to the 175 mark now
Hopefully current down trend broken.
which we seem to get every year and thats why i invested this year plus divi payment
first time in a year since a took a divi. going to hold now until sept update and divi and go from there.
Yorkshire head office move by fleet management client
August 6, 2018
By Robert Buckland
Swindon-headquartered regional firm Thrings has helped a division of long-standing client Redde Group acquire a Grade A office building and adjoining land as part of its fast-paced expansion.
FMG, the UK’s leading independent provider of fleet incident management and specialist vehicle recovery services, is moving into the 43,000 sq ft headquarters in Huddersfield.
FMG provides vehicle recovery services to blue-chip companies as well as incident management and roadside services to Highways England and police forces across the country.
This year it was named one of the ‘100 Best Companies to Work For’ for the fourth time by the Sunday Times.
Its relocation will reunite staff under one roof and also gives the firm capacity for a 10% increase in its workforce. Having run out of space at its previous office, which it has occupied since 2002, some 60 of its 400 staff have operated out of a separate location in Huddersfield town centre.
Thrings provided legal assistance for the acquisition of the building from the NHS and the grant of a sublease to co-occupiers Greater Huddersfield Clinical Commissioning Group.
Also included in the deal was the acquisition of adjoining land from a third party to be developed by FMG into a staff car park.
Thrings is advisor to multiple companies under the Bath-based umbrella Redde group, which changed its name from Helphire in 2014.
FMG is one of six main businesses in the group, which provides bespoke claims management, legal and specialist accident management services for the motor insurance sector.
FMG operations director John Keeton said: “Our office relocation is the next exciting step in the remarkable story of FMG’s carefully-managed growth. Thrings have provided vital expertise throughout this complex transaction, providing clear and transparent communication with the many parties involved, resulting in a smooth and seamless transaction.”
Thrings’ commercial property partner Ben Tarrant, pictured above, who led on the deal, added: “The relocation of FMG’s headquarters is the latest in a series of major national corporate occupier deals which Thrings has managed from a legal perspective.
“Moves of this scale often involve multiple parties and legal hurdles – so the expertise and talent of colleagues from across our national offices really came into play. It has been a pleasure to see this milestone through for FMG and to smooth the pathway for this growing company to achieve its strategic objectives.”
Thrings also has offices in Bristol, Bath, Hampshire and London.
Trading update in just over 2 weeks should be good
The outlook for the full year remains strong, with trading in January and February supporting the board's confidence for the full year. We are delighted to be paying a further �16.7m of dividend (5.50p per share) to our shareholders in March 2018 taking our cumulative returns to shareholders to �121.6m (43.50p per share) since February 2013." we shall see!
There will be a trading update in two weeks
Will redde now start to trend down as normal so I can then pick some more up?
ive been doing this for ten years ,seen it all ,no way any one can say what a share will do ,a good steady share that pays a good div ,that is debt free and makes profit is about the best bet ,quick profit is a share that is quite risky like jog waiting on oil results so 50/50.redd seems ok for now good div as long as it dont put div up to cover lower profits to make redd look good,this share was dead at 160 for ages while the markets play with other shares say stob jumped up over a year to 300,now gone back down ,so try to watch a share that has not moved for a year then catch it when it starts to move for no reason ,
ive been doing this for ten years ,seen it all ,no way any one can say what a share will do ,a good steady share that pays a good div ,that is debt free and makes profit is about the best bet ,quick profit is a share that is quite risky like jog waiting on oil results so 50/50.redd seems ok for now good div as long as it dont put div up to cover lower profits to make redd look good,this share was dead at 160 for ages while the markets play with other shares say stob jumped up over a year to 300,now gone back down ,so try to watch a share that has not moved for a year then catch it when it starts to move for no reason ,
A question to normal share holders like me -- do you think this company -- as i do -- has given good dividends - is worth at least the current share price and worth holding on to your shares -- does'nt believe things like ---lets hope on mms list --- or jump 50p in short period - they just trying to make quick profit -- in my opinion --- is it easy to spot fake posts -- or is it just me that can --- please state what you think --- dont let them fool us ..
this share has been nearly the same for a year ,not dropped today ex div record date um ,maybe the m m s will start playing this share now so it should go up to 200 to get people back in , stob was the same dead for a year then went up from 230 to 300 now going back down lets hope its redds turn on the mms list
Hargreaves Lansdowne quoting as ex div today, hence the drop first thing I assume.
is it not tom the record date ? it will drop then ?
Price holding up remarkably well given they have gone ex div today, albeit on relatively low volumes. Will be interesting to see if the downward trend which typically occurs post divi is repeated or whether there will be a change in pattern. Shares typically trade from 155 to late 170's but it would be good to see the bottom moving up so were working in a 165 to 190 range, time will tell.