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Robert Rayne, a non-Executive Director of LMS Capital, an investment company specialising in small- to medium-sized companies in the consumer, energy and business services, has sold 1.44m shares in the company at 84p. The £1.2m sale comes one week after the group unveiled plans to return up to £40
Read moreLMS Capital, an investment company specialising in small- to medium-sized companies in the consumer, energy and business services, intends to return up to 40m pounds to shareholders, it announced on Friday. The £40m marks the first chunk of what is hoped will be ongoing distributions to shareholder
Read moreNet asset value per share held steady at 90p in 2011 at investment company LMS Capital as the company embarked on the mammoth task of unwinding its portfolio. The investment portfolio showed a net gain of £8.7m compared to £23.9m the previous year, including realised gains of £6.4m (2010: realised
Read moreStocks were posting big gains at the close of play, with a strong start on Wall Street supporting earlier gains in London. With stocks news thin on the ground, it was the Eurozone saga that was once again the centre of attention. Global stocks rose moderately on Monday on hopes that an agreement be
Read moreHopes that Eurozone heavyweights France and Germany will be able to sort out the crisis in the single currency zone have sent shares higher. German chancellor Angela Merkel and French prime minister Nicolas Sarkozy have agreed on a "long-lasting, complete package" to battle the region's ongoing deb
Read moreShares in LMS Capital jumped after the investment company said it planned to realise its investments after a disagreement over strategy with chairman Robert Rayne, who wanted the company to be broken up. Rayne and shareholders holding around 35% of the firm's share capital had called for the compan
Read moreShares in investment firm LMS Capital jumped 10% after news it would not be broken up, despite demands from a substantial minority of shareholders, including its chairman. LMS said that shareholders holding around 35% of the firm's share capital had called for the company to be dismantled in the sh
Read moreGareth Davis, the chairman of Wolseley, has splashed out nearly £200,000 on shares in the plumbing supplies group. Davis, who took up his post at Wolseley at the beginning of the year after he stepped down as the chief of Lambert & Butler cigarettes maker Imperial Tobacco, took 9,720 shares at 2,14
Read moreSamuel Kaye, the multi-millionaire founder of the restaurant chain operator Tasty, has added to his stake in the company with the purchase of £93,000 of shares. He snapped up 300,000 shares at 31p a time and now has about 9.1m shares, or 19.1% of the company, which operates the oriental-themed DimT
Read moreDaily Mail Group's exposure to UK consumers in 2011 should dampen wholehearted enthusiasm for the stock, and the management is loath to be drawn on outlook, given the wider economic uncertainties, but there should be some upside here. Buy says the Independent. Fund manager Aberdeen Asset has a stro
Read moreInvestment company LMS Capital grew its net asset value by over £17m in 2010 and expects to keep selling stocks this year. Net asset increase to £245m, or 90p a share, from £227.7m, or 84p a share, at the end of 2009, while the investment portfolio revealed a net gain of £23.9m compared with a £4.9
Read moreInvestment company LMS Capital says that its net asset value has been maintained at 83p a share at the end of September 2010. There was a rise in the value of quoted investments but a decline in the unquoted portfolio. LMS continues to sell off underperforming older investments. In the three mont
Read moreMelrose non-executive director Miles Templeman has invested a further £126,000 in the engineer and industrial products supplier. Templeman bought 44,665 shares at 281.89p each. That takes his stake to 398,787 shares. The last time a Melrose director bought shares was back in March 2009. That was
Read moreRecently appointed non-executive director Mark Sebba has invested nearly £100,000 in LMS Capital shares. Sebba has acquired 210,000 at 47p each - a total cost of £98,700. He did not own any shares in LMS prior to the purchase. Sebba is chief executive of NET-A-PORTER.com, the luxury women's glob
Read moreChief executive Dr Alan Hearne has raised nearly £1m by selling shares in environmental consultancy RPS. Dr Hearne has sold 470,000 shares at an average price of 209.588p each. That leaves him with 15,130 RPS shares and £985,000 in cash. In March, Dr Hearne raised £222,434 from a share disposal
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