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https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/GLO/interim-results-announcement-skbsp1mybnkca4v.html
More excellent news and a dividend on 25th September of 3.1077p per share. The trouble is that I am a small private investor and am genuinely worried that it is all too good to be true.
I bought NANO a month ago and cannot believe that it is already leading my portfolio with a profit of 19%. It was reading all your comments that led me here so I just wanted to say thank you.
The only problem I have is the lack of any dividend, but hey, lets not be greedy.
Away for one week. On return today GLO was up 25p in the week! Perhaps I should plan a trip this week, think it will work?
Another 5% just today. Of course it cannot continue... 190p to 202p this last week.
I confess that only a third of my shares are up at the moment so Glo's rise is most welcome. I am up about 4% now. I need a further 20% before my rules allow me to take a little profit out.
I do have regrets here, having bought at 80p. This rise today alleviates them somewhat. I would be interested to hear the opinions of others as to why they hold. The fact that I spent several happy years in an Mccarthy home in Maldon may have influenced me too much?
Not bad for a share I regard as slow and steady.
Fantastic gain of over 20% today, Thursday. Nanoco is the share to own and I think recent performance is only the start. I was pleased when the price entered teenage, but now we are almost adult!
After a patient wait I finally started buying at the end of march and have paid between 160p and 186p per share.
Apart from an unexplained spike on the 3rd of June GLO have trudged uphill very steadily and is now showing a clear 5% profit over all my purchases.
The only worry I have is the lack of any comment on this site from other small private investors...
Over 7% up today is good for me. I bought on June 8th at under 78p per share. I hoped that I was buying at the bottom of a curve, but it has not worked out. I am 12% down in a few days. I remain hopeful and do think MCS is well worth its current price.
I was drawn here by the reliable dividend, but also because they built my house in Maldon, where I enjoyed bringing up my family. Never had any problems with it.
The charts show a steady climb that really looks like it could continue. Remember it isn't Christmas yet!
I am hoping for 50p this week...
ContourGlobal's chairman said the company's shares were undervalued as he stuck to the company's target of a 10% increase in the annual dividend. In a statement presented at the company's annual general meeting Craig Huff said the performance of ContourGlobal's shares was disappointing and did not capture the company's true value.
Huff said the company was returning capital to shareholders through share buybacks and selling minority stakes in its assets to reflect the gap between the value of those assets and ContourGlobal's share price. The company plans to pay out $108m (£88m) in dividends this year, a 10% increase, he added. "As set out in my letter in the annual report, the performance of the company's share price has been disappointing and is not reflective of the performance of the business, or of the company's intrinsic value," Huff said. "Since listing, we have returned over $227m to shareholders. We maintain our target of a 10% increase in annual dividends."
Huff said the company had only suffered minimal disruption because of Covid-19. He said ContourGlobal's strength was reflected in Standard & Poor's upgrade on its debt issuer rating to BB from BB-.
The company is unlikely to go ahead with the proposed sale of its Brazilian assets because of the weak real, he said.
ContourGlobal has bought back £5.5m of shares as part of a £30m buyback plan announced in April.
Can only be good for us all, surely.
Thank you for the correction over DiviDay...