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10p MBO, .

btc looking good, , they will be 6 quid within 4 weeks

Ohh Plymouth, let a few go, if you buy in low

No roof racks on the hearse

How's weather mate, hoping to get out soon

Doubt a rights issue or fund raising exercise, thinking they will just raise the 200/300M in the debt swap, so maybe won't dilute shareholders, they will keep this in the 300/350 price range for next 12 months.

It's a ramp, take a look at 20 years share graph, high before Covid was 4 quid.

They have their eyes on that 50m per Q interest payment, fund that for 0% with private monies

About time the bods make an RNS for price increase , the CEO looks a bit shifty

I understand from pub peeps, they have had the the heads up from government, they will be allowed to open up outside trade from July 1st, .

Do they have any pubs in Brighton or Hove????

what's the net asset value of MAB, when I last looked at numbers the debt against prop value was flat, so I read the valuation as operational and that's costing for next 12 to 24 months
Thinking some of this upward price is apositional strategy price risk management, utilising CFD's by major shareholders.

Figs on 26th Nov stated they had cash of 125m, plus an unsecured loan facility of 100m, monthly cash burn of 35 to 40 m with additional debt service number of 50m per quarter, so on these numbers they have now close to no cash by mid Feb and will be going into the facility, give or take some furlough payments.

Not sure how you value this company, if they can survive will do well as have a good pub portfolio and freehold properties, plus good management in place, not sure the two large shareholders make much difference now.

hey chum, sounds like Need a cruise ship voucher,

Perhaps look at recent RNS about the monthly cash burn, try to picture the numbers till end of H2 2021, look at freehold estate and business value, minus debt, then consider the costs of operational costs whilst empty and less busy over next 6 months, and above all consider they employ many staff. Try work out net asset value today, then consider if either of the two major shareholders will pay a premium over share price to potentially break it up,.

All the best for 2018, They will be up or down half-penny in the morning, Lets hope for 10 or 15 pence by Dec 18. Onwards and upwards Bankboy

Yes, that maybe the case, though If no interest, then they should disclose to the Shareholders and the Take Over Panel Some clarity would be good

The Bod's are keeping the cards close to their chest on this Sale Process, not being very transparent Its like they think they own 100% of the equity in the business and running it like a private company. If they have had interest from third parties, they should share this information with the SGI shareholders

Just my view,,,

Maybe a reverse takeover, get all the good stock, assets, brand name out of SGI and into this company, leave all the previous risk, liabilities and indemties with SGI, then just have a name change to Stanley Gibbons Newco Defo think an RNS required from SGI needed, in case the other entity jumped the gun on their RNS

It seems SGI have some competition from a listed London PLC who had a RNS out earlier today, Collectibles dealer Scholium Group PLC said on Monday it expects to see continued sales momentum in the first half of its financial year from the second half of its previous one, as it establishes a new stamp business within the group

They issued that on 9th June Rule 2.9 In accordance with Rule 2.9 of the Takeover Rules, the Company confirms that it has in issue 178,916,643 ordinary shares of no par value ("Ordinary Shares") and admitted to trading on the AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange. The International Securities Identification Number for Stanley Gibbons Ordinary Shares is GB0009628438.

Looking at the volume, anyone aware of the broker buy note, would be interested in seeing rationale,,,