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Prat-face Noel emerges from his cot.
You know nothing as you clearly demonstrate by your lack of knowledge of Libel matters. Let me just fill you in numbskull.
A website provider, as a publisher of Posts, is legally responsible for any deflamatory posts. The matter to which you refer adnauseum, was refered to LSE's Management.
Get back to snitching which tells everything about a self appointed Chartist, which you certainly are not. Dimwit.
Cuckoo I have been here slightly less than you and have seen some questionable actions. If as you suggest a fiduciary relationship exists between the company and named individuals, that relationship would need to be flagged up by Auditors.
Do you know if such a notification exists?
Can you honestly see Lord Spencer and Richard Sneller allowing their investment halve?
Anyone attending, can you post a report of the meeting.
I have a medical appointment which I do not wish to cancel.
Cheers
The company Meeting is scheduled to convene tomorrow at the offices of K&L Gates LLP, One New Change, London, EC4M 9AF.
Those PI's attending need to be mindful of Proposition 7.
Ordinary Shareholders need reassurance, if the Resolution is passed and implimented within the terms agreed, any allotment of New Shares are fairly and equitably Offered to ALL Shareholders and NOT as previous allotments.
SC, have you seen an Optician recently?
MAB redued debt by over £50m, MARS by £ 10m.
in the last 7 days MAB's SP has appreciated by 10%. In the same period MARS have declined by 8%
The market have reacted very favourably too MAB's figures, whereas the market is disappointed with MARS.
The Market is rarely wrong.
"You appear to try throwing at me inaccurate or vague info to divert people from the fact you cannot substantiate your claims."
NO sir it is you who are trying to airbrush history.
Your knowledge of Corporate responsiblity is completely incorrect. It is a Company Secretary's role to respond to and provide information to Shareholders. Is that clear enough for you?
Correct the Charge record is 3rd May. Did you see the previous Charge (2nd May), both linked to Barclays the New Funders ( HSBC/BNP Paribas were not prepared to increase their exposure).
Have you read the Charge documents fully? Yes it is usual for a funder to record charges on Companies House. I have seen 100's of Charge Notices over time and rarely seen ones that are so clearly set out regarding Interest Arrears, possible Liquidation etc. These are powerful statements that reflect the previous performance on failed Loan repayments.
Rather than attempting to delete the history others remind new investors about, you would be better to THOROUGHLY examine and research past events, financial and organisational.
There are many who pick up shares that are at an almost all time low and then pump to make a quick profit. Those investors need to ask why is the stock so low? It can be a variety of factors, sector out of favour, economic issues, company miss management, over-borrowed and unable to grow as planned. Marstons have over-borrowed, missed an opportunity to reduce debt 3 years ago, when the likes of MAB and Whitbread raised equity. In the case of MAB their debt was significantly reduced, Whitbread did not need the raise, but did so to create a War-chest.
Lejjb, I could go on but you clearly dispise those with knowledge.
Best of luck with your investments
Suggest as a bona fide shareholder you contact the Company Secretary and request the full details of the JV referred too in 8th June 2020 circular.
Have you seen the Charge documents recorded at Companies House on 4th May? That may give you further insight into the finances of the Company?
Lejib, suggest you read the JV documents which will help you enormously. As any serious and experienced investor knows., essential to fully understand the history and financials of an investment.
The AGM is on the 24TH MAY. Shareholders have to access the agenda and voting forms from the company website.
Any takeover will consider the JV with Carlsberg where Marstons must retain at least 50% of Pubs as owned at the date of the JV agreement. Carlsberg have the company in a Headlock. Sahreholders do not know he fine print of the Lease agreement with Brains. Considering Brains pressed for lease payments up front ( Brains were literally drowning) it is pure speculation, but would be surprising if conditions within the Leases are to be overcome. Another shackle to be considered.
The offer from Platinum was 107p, ordinary shareholders were not informed until Platinnum had made a 3rd Offer. I believed at the time a higher offer could have been achieved, however RF was so obsessed to help his mate at Brains, we were never properly consulted.
Any predator now will be very wary of the obstacles.
Shareholders have one man to blame for the mess left in his wake.
As stated many days ago Spoons had beer on offer at £2/pint. The offer ran from mid-March to 30th April ( the company's year end). It would be amazing if that offer had not increased sales dramatically .
The various AGM and Voting docs are available on the Company's website. Do'nt expect Brokers to notify, as I did.
Votes must be received at Share Registrars,Farnham, by 22nd May.
Have recd notice today from II regarding the 1 for 20 consolidation. I am in favour, however has the AGM agenda along with propositions, to be Voted on, been received by anyone?
Oilriches would be good to view the report produced last September, before the successful drill commenced at Pensacola.
Suspect the article refers more too the Giant Gronigen field, in Dutch territory, where that Government have curtailed production due to reported fracking damage on the mainland.
Sooner or later the Environment Protesters will release shipping LNG half way around the World makes NO sense when resources are off the UK Coast. Could be when their Elderly Relatives start dying from hypothermia.
Cambo is off the Shetlands on the verge of the North Atlantic, where conditions are rough in comparison with the Southern NS. Infrastructure costs for Cambo, where none exists will be massive. Southern NS has a plethora of infrastructure, easy to tap into. No doubt these fundamentals will have a significant effect on Shell.
Hedging will only help Managed houses, Tenants are left to their own devices as a business on it's own. Some Power company's, supplying other Businesses, not Pubs, have more or less had forward agreed terms recinded. Power Co's are B's.
SC do get the facts right William and Kate visited The Dog and Duck. Coronation Chicken is off it is now Coronation Quiche.
Enjoy your meal!!
lejjb, you do seem either confused or plain mischievous. You know that many Institutions have numerous specified funds that invest in particular sectors .
You have answered your own question.
Some will think you argumentitive, I give the benefit of doubt and put your approach down to, having hooked a bottom fish, are enthusiastic to pump the catch higher.
Dusty Springfield recorded a superb and apt song, "Wishing and Hoping" Give it a spin!
Schroders for one. As any smart investor should know most Investment Institutions have specific classes of companys in which they will invest, ethical, health concious, AI within FTSE 250 etc. Any further evidence you will need to research, not difficult.
Please check. Many corporate institutions, often Pension Funds, have conditions within their constitution. They are not imaginary as you suggest.
Morgan Stanley iinvest for Individuals of High Net worth who wish to remain anonymous.
MARS are in the FTSE All Share Index.