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Rolls-Royce Plc ACTIVE
Correspondence address
Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, United Kingdom, N1 9FX
Notified on
24 November 2020
Governing law
Companies Act 2006
Legal form
Public Limited Company
Place registered
Uk Register Of Companies
Registration number
1003142
Incorporated in
United Kingdom
Nature of control
Ownership of shares – 75% or more
Ownership of voting rights - 75% or more

RR PLC owns RR SMR Ltd.

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/13039768

RR SMR

for better or for worst I just took a big stake in IAG, I have been following for sometime and am looking for a three year growth stock.

I am hoping this is steaming towards precovid levels by then, with interest rates dropping and Dividends being paid.

Bar in mind the Farm in price will be based on 50/50 costs of the two wells or is it?

A buy opportunity i think.

lol ...

The company has contradicted this in statements already. I suspect and said up to 50% i suspect it is incorrect. I don't think they want to lose the controlling interest again.

https://twitter.com/Share_Talk/status/1575738095303016450

this share can move a lot on little volume nothing new here tbh Sausage.

It not many at all they have 1B shares ....

On a bright note my "test" portfolio of high dividend shares (5.4% in dividends) ... for drawdown hardly flinched at all is is still up bought last August.

My stop lose sold all at 1.53 ... but stupidly i bought them back at the time. should have sat on hands for bit :P

no they have not they have funding to help develop SMRs from the gov but not firm orders.

Anyway it was about the Carbon Capture.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/mini-nuclear-reactors-as-rishi-sunak-rewrites-energy-strategy-j0g0n2pwf

I was happy with Raspberry, as it was all ready to go i thought... but they had to learn how to grow raspberries bushes and make the jam before delivery. Sigh ... So i waited and waited and watched my toast go cold, so i made more toast and more toast unit i was paying a great deal more for the Raspberry jam then i originally expected... And know they tell me hey we think Apricot is better, make some more toast for it, we have lost of people willing make toast for Apricot.

My two slices of toast from the loaf has become 1/2 loaf from a whole bakery waiting for my Raspberry Jam and there solution is they need more toast for the Apricot now...

Sigh..

Feed up of being offered apricot jam later, when the raspberry jam i was promised is not here.

Every share I have but this is doing okay.. lol OMG thank god i only have previous profits in it. :P

just put a stop lose of on it if you think this is the peek.

Its a good as a flat annuity rate but you keep the capital and dividends should grow.

Interesting Thanks they buy solar farms and like so are on the money for Grrn growth in the future and have sateady income streams with generally good dividend cover although i need to look into ti more thank you. I love investment trusts so much better that these other complex funds, all the costs are taken into account before the share value. You own the share in the trust not the investments themselves.

This share is just playing so nicely currently, I have said time and time again i am looking for £2-£2.5 maybe £3 by April 2026 which is my 60th. I think this share is going to be getting there much faster then I could hoped, ensuring a comfortable retirement, which brings me on too my question.

I already have a portfolio of 10 or so high dividends shares/trusts I am testing for use in retirement SIPP drawdown.

But does anyone have any suggestions I should consider? Looking for solid 5-6% dividends ideally but anything over 4% is good with capital and stable dividend growth potential over the long term. Banks are always a good bet in the UK and now it is official they are protected by the tax payer.