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Completed a more detailed analysis and have come to the conclusion that the value per share, taking into account the recent share buy-backs, is 165p.

In an age of improving customer service, my experience of ****hone is that they are simply well off the pace. I can't envisage doing business with them so their fall from grace is therefore not unexpected.

The absence of sufficient contract wins, to meet the minimium 35% pa target set in the bbond raising prospective, probably is a major influence.

Remember we also have 23.14% of LSR which is worth almost £6m based on the current sp.

....outcome for shareholders.

It was a bit lonely here so great that others see the merit in this company. I fairly sad in that I read the entirety of company announcements rather than just the headlines. If you got through the latest statement there is clear firm evidence of substantial i creasein profits over the next year or two. I'm happy with progress to date so far this year, believing that it will be matched over the next 13 months.

Another positive report, with the dividend increased. SP was up 39% year-to-date yesterday; expect a further uplift in the coming days.

Positive article by Tempus in today's Times.

What's not to like in today's announcement. All key metrics have moved positively in the last six months, with the future looking equally sunny. You

....is explained by the 20 December 2016 announcement which included: "As previously stated in the update to the strategic review on 16 September 2016, revenue is expected to grow at a rate of 35-40% p.a. over the next 2-3 years." The minor contract wins annouced so far this year make tiny contributions to the revenue growth rate.

Not sure I share your rose-tinted view that the BoD are somehow blameless. They would have known about the disappointing results some time before they were announced. To then award options based on a depressed share price shows a blatant disregard for good corporance governance. Yes, they may be exerciseable in 2020, but at a price which requires very little sp movement to generate profits. Be

Today's announcement of options, based on a depressed share price, smacks of opportunism rather than the alignment of the BoD's interests with those of shareholders.

....and it is jam tomorrow, or rather next year.

Looks like a reasonable price leaving upside potential. All share offer allows Haywards shareholders to remain involved,with the funding concerns removed. Also, AVG retains cash for further acquisitions.

As a Avingtrans shareholder it looks like, at 47p per share, that we are buying you for a low price

Would the last person left, who holds a positive view on this company, please turn out the light when they leave.

Positive report today by ST in IC.

Mark Dixon is subject of full page business interview which is has more non-IWG than IWG content.

Two swallows don't make a summer. We need numerous contracts each measured in the terms of ten of millions of pounds revenue p. a., not ones just sufficient to restock the BoD's drinks cabinet.

.....should lay to rest the idea of Mr Dixon taking the company private. So whilst I stay with my 400p sp target, I suspect that, given the current low level of debt on the balance sheet, that the company will be on the radar of several potential purchasers.