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Well the last TR-1 that was RNS'd showed that Killik was now down to a holding of 6.92% so that list on the H&W Website is either not up to date, or Killik have sold none since 27th Jan (Being the date on which the threshold was crossed or reached, as per 30th Jan RNS).
I'm guessing the list on the website is not quite up to date
The RNS wasn't yet showing on LSE so thought I'd copy and share it here... only just realised that it only posted the last part of the RNS so that was a waste of time!
Anyway, it's there for all to see now. Excited to see what the day brings!
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Hi Penstock,
Official Bens Creek updates on social media would be great, but for now i'm following updates on this unofficial one. Not the busiest of pages, but a few posts from employees, videos etc
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Sorry DillyD, I don't think my message was very well explained!
Hopsta999 was saying that the US ticker of CNNWF had been replaced with a new ticker, hence why it couldn't be found on TradingView.
My point was that the new ticker is the LSE ticker, and not a replacement for CNNWF.
Not sure if i've managed to explain that any clearer!
CNNWF:US has changed to a new ticker symbol: CINE:LN
Am I being stupid (probably), but isn't that now just redirecting us to the LSE ticker? I thought CNNWF was the US symbol?
Hi Largey - Thanks for taking the time to reply.
From the RNS snippet I quoted, the rights issue looks nailed on, but as you say, trying to guess the affect it'll have on us mere shareholders is impossible right now. Without knowing how much they need to raise, and at what price the RI will be done, leaves me a little worried. However, the potential I feel is still massive, so just hoping the old saying of fortune favours the brave comes true! Monday went ok, although the current share isn't really rewarding the stress I went through waiting for news from the Courts!
I've got just under 100k shares here and makes up a big chunk (probably too much) of my portfolio. Brought these in a few trades over the past year and not quite managed to get my average down as far as I would like, but i'm not putting any more in here for now.
Obviously, like I imagine with most on here, the 19-1 RI is the one worry left in my mind. The following paragraph taken the the 24/01/22 RNS is the bit i'm concerned over...
The New Business Scheme will require the Company to issue at least 19 new shares for every existing share in the Company. This will leave existing shareholders (unless they participate in the equity raise) with no more than 5% of the Company's share capital, reflecting a UK market standard level of economic interest for equity holders where creditors are not being paid in full.
So, if i'm understanding that correctly, i'd have the rights to purchase 1.9m extra shares, at whatever price they are issued at? So even if the RI was done at 1p, I'd need to stump up £19k which is funds I certainly don't have! But if I don't take up my rights, i'll be seriously diluted.
Would it not be better if the share price was lower at the time of the issue? I appreciate that if it's is much higher than current prices, there is nothing to stop Amigo still issued the rights at a heavily discounted price though.
Sorry for all the waffle and thinking out loud - just wanted to get my one remaining concern off my chest!
I'm going to try and not get to carried away just yet. I'll be delighted if it opens up around the 7p mark, climbs to 9p out advice, and then holds on to that to the close. Then just steadily rising and consolidating for a bit will do me fine!
Viking - assuming the div gets paid, ex div date is 5th May. That's the date you need to be holding to qualify for any div
Think they first asked for any shareholder questions directly related to the resolutions. Opportunity for shareholders to ask questions relating to anything else once resolutions all passed. That's how I understood it anyway!
As per this evenings RNS...
Notice of results
Amigo Holdings PLC (LSE: AMGO), a leading provider of guarantor loans in the UK, today provides an update that it will issue its financial results for the full year to 31 March 2021 on 29 July 2021 and not on 22 July as was previously anticipated. The results will be published at 07:00 (BST) through the regulatory news service (RNS) and on the company's website (https://www.amigoplc.com/). Amigo will be hosting a presentation for investors and bondholders at 10:30 (BST), details for which will be included in the FY results announcement.