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Absolutely crazy, one would imagine a large rise to come in the next week ??
Tax; You have 2 choices, whether the divi is taken as income or capital. If you are a higher rate tax payer then a capital gain is cheaper. You can gain upto 11k this tax year before any charge is applied. This can be completely avoided by holding the shares in an ISA. The income option deducts 10% direct at source so would leave nothing payable for standard rate tax payers and give a total liability of 32.5% for higher rate and 37.5% for additional where as cap gain is 28% for higher. So what im saying is it depends on your other buys and sells this year and how much of your allowance has been used. However if your gain is under 11k and you havent used your allowance this year no matter your tax band the capital return option is the cheapest. But if your a std rate payer and have used your 11k then income is cheapest.
Not sure of the tax implications on the special divi - may need to be taken into concideration
Read it over and over 292 p special divi nav £ 5.00 something and one company will hold 50% of the shares but will not have to make an offer for the rest ,money from a CFD .Even if you buy now your going to recieve 75% of your money back and still hold the shares I'm in at £3.80 they pay a 2% divi as well GLA
I don't understand how this is affordable for this company. Shurely shome mishtake?
I could of under estimated !!!
Heres a link - http://uk.advfn.com/news/UKREG/2014/article/62653306 Also look at my board on the same site. Have not worked it all out but it as got to be great news for shareholders
anyone know ??
I think it's you and me here! Thanks for the link to advfn... haven't been there for years!
Lots of info on this board - http://uk.advfn.com/cmn/fbb/thread.php3?id=28833095. But good to hear opinions on this share chat - i thought i was on my own !!
http://www.victoriaplc.com/victoriaplc/investors/agmdetails/ spotted this excellent point made on stockopedia... "Also Geoff Wilding has to return at least £3 to shareholders by April 2015 to benefit from the incentive scheme he and the company entered into last year. His share increases for amounts over £3.50 so he is highly motivated to get things done quickly" Not sure how realistic this is! but he should be incentivised (potentially he could earn £1m) I've just bought a few this morning.
Agree - looks v.cheap. Did you notice how they slipped in the recent Globedesigns profit for 1.3.2014 = £4.5m!! For a prudent 2015 forecast I'd go with the doubling Victoria's half yr PBT (excl. GD) = £1.2m + GD's £4.5m = £5.7m vs current mkt cap of £25m... p/e = 5 ish + they're paying divis of 2-3%. Time for a re-rating.
http://uk.advfn.com/news/UKREG/2014/article/61844993 Looking good for an early rise - £4 + by year end
Remember your comment "GET OUT WHILE YOU CAN!!! THIS IS GONNA TANK!!!" Well 4 years on and no sign of the tank
Sale and Leaseback of Property Victoria PLC, (LSE: VCP) the manufacturer and distributor of floorcoverings, today announces that it has entered into a sale and leaseback agreement with Monopro Limited in respect of its manufacturing facility at Worcester Road, Kidderminster for GBP5.8 million cash. The lease is for a 20 year term at an initial rent of GBP495,000 per annum and subject to annual RPI uplifts between 0 per cent. and 4 per cent.. The current net book value of the property is approximately GBP4.9 million resulting in a profit on sale (after associated costs) of approximately GBP0.7 million. Proceeds will be used to strengthen the Company's balance sheet. - Ends -
AGM today - No breaking news expected, but a decent buy yesterday £11.75k
AIM listed companys to be allowed in a tax free ISA from the autumn. This is great news for some. Also no stamp duty from 2014 and after 2 years the investment becomes inheritance tax exempt. This will surely encourage more companys to join the AIM market as Victoria have. (Also posted on ADVFN)
http://www.efinancialnews.com/story/2013-02-11/seymour-pierce-timeline Not very good reading, especially the2011 section.
Victoria Carpets: Seymour Pierce raises target price from 200p to 250p and upgrades from hold to buy.
Looking positive - http://uk.advfn.com/news/UKREG/2013/article/56108290 The incentive scheme proposals looks to have aligned G Wilding with all shareholders. Maybe 20p - 40p increase on monday - not trying to ramp, just my opinion.
Victoria: Seymour Pierce downgrades from buy to hold, target cut from 300p to 200p.
"In August and September, which are generally considered to be the start of a strong seasonal run into Christmas summer holiday period, there has been no sign of an uplift in sales; rather the market appears to be deteriorating further," Victoria said. "There has been a particular decline in sales of wool and wool-rich carpets, which has necessitated short-time working at both of the Group's woollen spinning mills in Australia." The company said it was taking steps to mitigate the reduction in the sale of wool carpet ranges and continued to actively promote wool carpets with the aim of underpinning production at the Australian spinning mills.
Carpet maker Victoria dropped almost 15 per cent after it said tough markets gave it little visibility going forward, with its Australian markets a particular cause for concern. The firm said it hoped to break even in the first half but overall group sales would be down on the equivalent period last year. It said the final quarter of the calendar year was typically the strongest selling season in both of the group's core markets. However, a lack of sales visibility in volatile market conditions meant that it was too early to forecast with any degree of certainty whether the current poor conditions in the UK and especially in Australia were set to continue. The trading update noted trading conditions in the UK and Ireland remained extremely tough during the first half, with both weak consumer sentiment and the impact of the Jubilee and Olympics reducing footfall on the High Street. Despite this, Victoria said it had continued to gain market share in the UK with sales significantly ahead of the corresponding period last year. It was the company's Australian markets that were the chief area of concern. The firm had already reported revenues in Australia in the first quarter were 10.9% down on the previous year as the Australian economy continued to slow.