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£1.5 million £1.7 million £ 2.6 million .£1.4 million . GBP all buys 140.00p . Article mentions buying shares from Lords and ministers !?! . Now they are in the know .
The money. These guys know whats going on. They dont invest that much on a whim
RNS confirm the 30% interest of shares . No denial of take over !!!!!! . Assets £12.5 BILLION acording to their web page . Millions in the bank!!!!
£2.4 million pounds , £1.4 million pounds ..... no brainer ......
Their web site says £12.5 Billion assets !?! . M Cap £ 29 million .
Kuwaiti investors pounce on venerable City broker WH Ireland Sky News . Should have been a link .
Sky News has learnt that Kuwaiti European Holdings Group (KEH) is close to announcing an agreement to purchase close to 30% of WH Ireland's shares, potentially as the precursor to a full takeover of the London-listed firm.
Kuwaiti investors pounce on venerable City broker WH Ireland Kuwait's KEH Group will announce the purchase of nearly 30% of WH Ireland, the City broker, Sky News understands. 17:02, UK, Saturday 17 September 2016
Never been comfortable with this broker since certain individuals who are more high profile bought in and the latest relevations are damming. They invest in poor companies with self interest at heart, advise stay clear.
A great pity WHI's chief executive chose to hide behind the 'confidentiality' excuse - despite the victim signing a letter waiving such right - because we don't get to hear the other side of the story. Even so, ostensibly it looks like shoddy treatment of the client. So I'm out.
http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/experts/article-3207072/TONY-HETHERINGTON-Trust-broker-happy-lose-money.html This is pretty damning
Thanks for the update BOL.
Just found this link to the research note in full - I don't know if it will work or not. http://www.equitydevelopment.co.uk/doc/1374.pdf
I am in possession of a research note, written by Gilbert Ellacombe of Equity Development on 20th July 2015. Unfortunately I am unable to post this full report, as it is pdf format which I cannot post a link for. It is a lengthy and detailed document - far too much to post in one go, so I post a brief extract below. "We continue to believe that WHI is undervalued: the more-than-doubling of interim profits in a difficult environment hints at the potential improvement to come. A standard sum of parts valuation (4% of Disc, 2% of Adv and 0.5% of XO AUM plus surplus cash and equity in the Head Office building) comes to £61m, modestly up from the £60m as at end-November, and equivalent t0 249p/share, over double the current price. One could reduce that to 177p, a mere 50-odd% uplift by using a more conservative basis and applying a 10% conglomerate discount."
Yesterday's update - http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Prospects-WH-Ireland-make-worth-closer-look/story-27544242-detail/story.html#ixzz3hv7ATwp5
I am this week returning to the sector for the weekly column, with a look at WH IRELAND. A familiar name within stockbroking and coverage of quoted companies at the smaller cap end, there is actually more to the business than many are perhaps aware of. In penning the piece for tomorrow, I was fortunate enough to speak with the CEO Richard Killingbeck, who filled me in on some of the background and strategy for taking the business forward. WH Ireland has, despite failing to make much of an impact on the profit front in previous years, seemingly a fair bit going for it which takes in a significant and growing position in small-cap brokering services. Additionally, the balance sheet is sound, while there appears to have been a firm strategy put in place for increasing prospects across the board, which may bode well for the future years. Although Theodore Agnew raised a few eyebrows last week in selling off his entire 3.6% stake, holders of the stock should not be too concerned, as his other extensive interests would appear to have been a main driver of the action. Additionally, the shares soon found a good home, being placed with WH Ireland’s two major holders Polygon and Oceanwood Capital who in both picking up stock have also been joined by the respected Miton, which has taken an initial first stake in the company. Any subsequent buying from the executive Directors of Ireland may also be perceived as a positive sign for the business, which is now eying ongoing improvement across the board. The article should appear sometime from late morning for those interested in taking a look, via the usual link. http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/business/private-punter
WH Ireland look to the future: U.K. Wealth Manager and broker WH Ireland posted a fall in pretax profits but said it had taken steps to put the group on a steadier footing this year.
Thanks
What's happening here then?
Picked up 4k today at 83.5p looks great value - 2015 will be much better than 2014 for sure and there DFM proposition is gathering pace
Hi, We have published a new note on WH Ireland today. To access it please visit www.equitydevelopment.co.uk Registration is free. Thanks, The Equity Development Team
share Simon Thomson of IC recommend goes down!
directors buy
Great results all round and a promising start to the new year too.
Very neat set of Results here in my view. A real turn around and they actualy earn good interest for some clients!