Cobus Loots, CEO of Pan African Resources, on delivering sector-leading returns for shareholders. Watch the video here.
London South East prides itself on its community spirit, and in order to keep the chat section problem free, we ask all members to follow these simple rules. In these rules, we refer to ourselves as "we", "us", "our". The user of the website is referred to as "you" and "your".
By posting on our share chat boards you are agreeing to the following:
The IP address of all posts is recorded to aid in enforcing these conditions. As a user you agree to any information you have entered being stored in a database. You agree that we have the right to remove, edit, move or close any topic or board at any time should we see fit. You agree that we have the right to remove any post without notice. You agree that we have the right to suspend your account without notice.
Please note some users may not behave properly and may post content that is misleading, untrue or offensive.
It is not possible for us to fully monitor all content all of the time but where we have actually received notice of any content that is potentially misleading, untrue, offensive, unlawful, infringes third party rights or is potentially in breach of these terms and conditions, then we will review such content, decide whether to remove it from this website and act accordingly.
Premium Members are members that have a premium subscription with London South East. You can subscribe here.
London South East does not endorse such members, and posts should not be construed as advice and represent the opinions of the authors, not those of London South East Ltd, or its affiliates.
I however, will not be putting you in the filter bin; so that I can continue to counter you ramping here.
Don't like dishonest people.
Catch up soon C3nty.
I quite like that response ;)
Anyway, into the filter box for you. Don’t like negative people.
So long Sheetie :)
Not a good look that response. . .
It's a public forum so what you write is everybody's business. You will make Mickey Mouse money on this junk penny share, so gamble your cash away all you like. Not many others are now! I'm off to speak to the ducks now, as you suggested; they're probably a lot smarter . . .
Yes I do and it’s non of your concern!! As you’re clearly not invested.
I’ll be laughing very soon and you’ll still be deramping with the same repetitive posts.
Anyway, I’ve wasted my last breath on you.
It’s sunny outside, go out and talk about Superdry to the ducks ;)
I'd be more inclined to listen to someone NOT invested here, especially when it comes to a totally failed penny share like Superdry. I'm not 'emotionally invested' but you most certainly are. You click on "Strong Buy", for each and every post here; now that's a massive (& tacky) ramping red flag, if ever I saw one. 🤪
But you don’t have any shares to sell 🙄
STRONG SELL 🤣
Anyway, fyi it’s called high risk high reward.
You’re not invested yet you still troll this bb. Yes we all know your thoughts yet you still repeat the same stuff every time. Your boring!! 🥱
Have a good weekend folks.
There's nothing 'to see' here at all, as it's exactly where it started, at 8am last Friday. It's not actually risen at all this week. In fact it is down very slightly (-0.27%) over the last five trading days and down just under 18% over the last month. This company, in my opinion, is being pegged here, prior to it's de-listing. Volumes (very understandably) have totally dried up too. So why would anyone gamble here, when they can actually invest in quality, profitable companies, elsewhere? There are plenty of them - and their share prices are flying. . .it's just so much easier! 🤠
Low volume with some buying pressure at the end of Friday. Good finish at 7.40p.
Hopefully see more of this next week :)
Volatile SP with some big gains to be made soon. IMHO
Agreed - leave it, its going to be horrible being a small shareholder with no control. Diversification means the losses don't matter so much. Lost a bit on this gamble but others have compensated and more.
It’s pretty quiet here now Sheltie. Hopefully it has finally sunk in. Like you say - it’s been mental here. You could have put your money in pretty much anything else over the past couple of months and made a tidy profit.
Meanwhile, the Market continues to FLY ever upwards - but the stubborn/ignorant/arrogant remain defiant here; making absolutely nothing! You could NOT make this up! Dear God 😩
An absolute amateur S**T Show 😝 Move on - Make money. 🫡
Trust me
Nothing
Nothing left of this company for shareholders
Move on
Yes ;)
But could you sell them at a profit 😆
Finished above 7p. Happy with that.
FYI I could sell £40k above 7p today :)
StockCheque - I'm not a holder here. Just an SDRY customer. But experience suggests your take on how things will evolve is totally misguided.
All I can say is good luck on getting anything decent back on your shares if SDRY delists & moves to a matched bargain basis.
As for anyone thinking of bottom-fishing at the current price, my firm advice would be "Don't". It's over.
Another failed bounce.
Back to 6p.
Here's my example" I am the major shareholder in my company'i delist from the Stock market"do not pay any dividends "submit my accounts once a year and pay myself as much as I want'do what I want with my company without any scrutiny (apart from HMRC) Why would I want to purchase any more shares?
100% Scotty, he is a massive bulls**er and is just trying to hoodwink people here. Talks utter ramping nonsense!
Stockcheque, what an absolute load of nonsense. You talk about JD as if he’s the saviour of SDRY, he very much isn’t, more a Judas style character. He’s watched the company get razed to the ground and only now at its worst you believe he can fix a problem he created? And you believe he can turn it around? Why not turn it around or grow it when it was at £10+ plus a share or £5+ a share, did the alarm bells not ring then? Did someone steal all the red flags, but wait why not turn it around at £2.50 a share or at £1.00 a share? When will the messiah step in, 75p? 50p? 25p? 10p? 7p? Oh there he is, everything now will be rosy, he’s here to save the day after monumentally ruining a business you’d have us believe he loves. If he did he’d have bailed it out a long time ago and not waited til now to rescue a brand that’s dead in the water, full of shareholders he’s royally shafted & one overly optimistic like yourself who believes “he’s the man”. You’ll die a poor man believing what you believe.
"If you would like to buy or sell shares in Ruspetro Ltd please contact the Company Secretary." Have you done that?
"but put all the profit in his pocket or back into the company"
If that were true then he'd buy the stock off you today so he gets more profit to put in his pocket. Maybe if you contact the Company Secretary and ask them, he will.
Your logic is very flawed on how SDRY plays out IMVHO. You are not looking at what JD is trying to do, or that the company wants to take all investors with it into private ownership and for everyone to do well out of it from it's rerating by Auditors and later on from re-listing when it's back at a huge MCap again. That is how JD plans to make a fortune, and we can tag along for the ride, or not if you choose not to.
“The Board has spent a lot of time engaging with Julian Dunkerton to come up with a plan which gives the business the best possible prospects for the long term while protecting the interests of shareholders and other stakeholders to the greatest extent possible. The business has faced extraordinary external challenges and, while good progress has been made on our cost saving initiatives, more needs to be done to get the business on a stable financial footing for the future. We believe that the proposed Restructuring Plan, combined with the Equity Raise fully supported and underwritten by Julian, is the best way to achieve this, together with a delisting which would further reduce costs and enable the business to progress the turnaround. While we recognise the compromises we are asking from some of our stakeholder groups, we would urge them to support the proposals which we believe are the best way of ensuring Superdry’s recovery over the long-term.”
"The Company intends to explore the implementation of a matched bargain facility with a third party matched bargain facility provider in the event the Company is delisted. This will facilitate shareholders buying and selling shares on a matched bargain basis following the Delisting. If the Company decides to implement such a facility, further detail about it will be set out in the Circular."
And from the schedule it's not long to "Publication of Circular: May 2024" when we will see if they are going to set up a matched bargain facility.