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On timing, all I have found is Palmer quoted as saying he would like to see divesting assets sold this year, and with competitive tension is ‘reasonably certain’ of achieving value.

Yes, the UT is on its own. Unless anything else happene the major part of that 7% drop on the UT will be wiped out and it will show as such.

Gildi Pension fund, largest in Iceland.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/AMRQ/holdings-in-company-x7no2d7o8rcatb3.html

The seller(s) AND the buyer(s) matched at that particular auction is all.

Https://www.shiftingshares.com/what-is-an-uncrossing-trade/

Normal spread will continue tomorrow.

Canada just opened. Low volume. Buying at 82p current exchange rate.

Iceland recently opened. Trading similarly.

Both sides of the coin are always expressed at extremes. It will take a RNS to clear. It will be as broad as it’s long for subsequent potential investors.

Cautious outlook by Lowes. Buyers seeing a quality company, depressed price, and buying for a future outlook with maximum pain over in house movement, renovations coming back, seems to be the feeling. Along the lines of what one institution has said on their recent entrance to Wickes.

I think I may be permitted to say, the author of that article seems to conflate Havieron with Telfer in the generality of its terms.

Various. For the record. Change in % due to fundraise.

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/AMRQ/holdings-in-company-aezvwke5fey0o0x.html

A quickie headline, is all.

Buyers line up for Newmont’s Telfer mine stake

Newmont confirmed on Friday that it plans to sell Newcrest’s share of the Telfer mine in Western Australia. Regis Resources and Gold Road Resources are potential buyers.

Ace. You asked, so I respond.

Nothing that’s not obvious as a thought, even to the most dedicated holder. Whichever way it goes. For me, the whole point is in the money, price you buy, price you sell.

So, that any additional funding for whatever reason, acquisition, working capital, has been concluded and promulgated. It may be a very large step financially for Ggp, if Mr. Days aspirations are considered, potentially involving dilution, which may be at a premium or not to the then share price. It may include ASX listing and offer. No pi wants to be diluted, though some will take that calculated risk, buy more at what they consider a bargain price, and look to the future and accretion kicking in.

I think the current market reaction reflects that sort of thinking, just now. I’m just another punter amongst many.

Overall, I wait for a change of sentiment, based probably on RNS rather than town hall. Then if I want, chuck or drip-feed my few quid in. Realistically, that may be after price settled out, but sometimes it’s volatile, as you know.

That will be my last post in deference to those not wanting outsiders posting.

As a prospective re-buyer, when decisions have finally been made, I think what might be said is that this year will likely remove one way or another the lingering uncertainties that have existed for so long. And investors can take a clearer view.

That Luca Giocavazzi’s the Wyloo button man!

Closing their store in central, Bristol, it seems due to surrounding development that doesn’t suit.

Another new one ready to go.

https://bdcmagazine.com/2024/02/practical-completion-achieved-at-new-lidl-and-wickes-stores-in-long-eaton/

Yes. We all do what we want to. It’s one of those I might be interested in buying back into.

You again. I thought 16p would be fine if things went well, sp wise. They didn’t, so I got out with a small profit. Pleased I did. I can wait now and come back if I want, at an appropr time.

You don’t get it. Seems straightforward to me.

As things stand, an ASX listing and prospectus might have been foreseen as entirely fitting the circumstances, if Ggp has great things in mind - deep pools of capital and all that.

The project will go on, but the question for pi’s is at what, if any, cost to them, in the short term anyway.

We all take our chances, in different ways.