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Wow. I completely missed that page, and I competed key word searches as well.

Nonetheless, I appreciate your reply.

GRQ.

Hi, all,

I'm considering buying £4k worth and have done a fairly modest amount of research on the company but as always, we miss bits here and there.

I have struggled to understand when we are likely to start producing from the Havieron mine? I had hoped to have understood when production / revenue is estimated yo begin.

Is anyone (hopefully more informed) on here able to help?

Many thanks.

GRQ.

Longtimeinvestor,

I'm just a lowly private investor, and I'm quite heavily invested here to the tune of £50k.

I appreciate that's small fry to some, but to me, I do have the odd squeaky bum moment but I believe HSBC is a good / solid / reliable stock to own, and the dividend I get is always attractive.

ATB.

I'm not sure what spurred me on to check on here, but I was just looking around to see if FRR had miraculously recovered but it doesn't seem to be the case.

I was invested here and had a lovely profit, but I held and held, and eventually sold at a loss in around 2018 when things were looking like the company was going to fail.

I hope your losses haven't been huge or detrimental chaps, and may you prosper elsewhere.

ATB.

RoseGrower,

Absolutely nothing.

I would have thought any alteration to rhe SP would have filtered through by now.

It'll take year end results to show the true benefit of thr buy back, I.e paying out less to shareholders and retaining more of that for their own capital growth.

Patience. This is a solid company. It'll grow, hopefully along with the dividends

ATB.

Good afternoon, Daltry,

I understand your point, as the overall capital hasn't increased in all those years of your patient holding, but by my bad maths, you're making over £3k in dividends a year.

I presume you're taking that out and either reinvesting it and or just clawing back your loss?

At least if you take it out, you'll break even on your current loss much quicker and then you'll be able to sell at a loss but you'll be at break even.

Chin up young fella. I'm sure you're doing fine just as you are.

Have a good weekend all.

GRQ.

That's what I thought Tophat, but then I saw that article and reverted back to my usual confused state.

Oh well, time will tell.

Thanks to you both for replying. Much appreciated.

GRQ.

"What’s more, it doesn’t account for the special dividend the firm is set to pay this year after selling its Canadian business."

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OK. Help please.

So, I read a report a few days ago (I will find it, but I fear it was from Fool) that the Special Dividend from the Canada sale is yet to be handed out to shareholders?

I thought we had this in our penultimate dividend.

Any (far more) knowledgeable investors know?

Many thanks.

Is that why we've received more? The Canada sale?

I received an extra £3k, which I'm not complaining about but I wondered if there had been an error.

Happy Friday all.

I'm unsure what to do.

I own £30k worth of shares here, and I'm 10% up, but as someone rightly pointed out, the quarterly dividend is very healthy.

This share will do well until the next crash / recession as this company is immensely cyclical.

ATB.

Thanks, both.

Hi, all,

I'm hoping someone can answer a question for me please.

I'm aware of the special dividend that we are expecting to receive due to the Canadian sale, but I wasn't sure if that special dividend is included in our April dividend?

I was just wondering why this month's divi is (approx) 3 times the amount that we normally get.

And, the second part to my question is...

If April's dividend doesn't include the special dividend, I'm considering selling £10k of my HSBC shares and moving them to my ISA but, I don't want to do it, if I lose my registration to have a special divi on those £10k worth of shares (make sense?).

Many thanks all.

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Good morning, all,

I always keep a close eye on IAG, as I was a LTH for quite a few years, but I had a fortunate low-ish average of £1.38.

My plan was to hold until I doubled my £20k investment, which I know is small change to a lot of you, but I knew patience with the travel sector is a must.

I sold at a profit but not at the levels that I wanted, but I hope this time round, the Sp keeps on climbing above the £2 mark and beyond, and that you all make a few quid on this horse. You all deserve it.

She may have been a 3 legged donkey a few years back, but those times have gone (regardless of todays political climate) and it seems nothing is going to hold back peeps travelling intentions.

All the best folks.

All the best on here, chaps.

I've decided to sell all of my holding, which has been a painful thing, as I've been very attached to UKW.

I've been invested here for a long time, and I may mlt have made loads from a share price increase, but I've made healthy dividends along the way.

I've only sold due to other commitments in my life, and as you all know, they must come before squirrelling my money away each month on buying shares.

All the best, and long live UKW. I am sure it will be a bigger success than what it already is.

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Gavster,

I've been keeping a close eye on Next Energy. I feel that maybe worth a punt as it's hit an all time low, and it's got a healthy dividend.

Sorry all for the unrelated topic.

This really is a dire time for UKW.