Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Vesa have increased their stake yet again, it is now 19%
I may be wrong in my analysis here, It does looks like VESA is mopping up shares which are available and then accumulating till they have 1% before releasing a statement. Similar to how buybacks would work. Would anyone else agree? Can not see not other reason why VESA are buying in small increments.
VESA now holding 18.11%, up from 17.03%
Beyond nuts, no justification in the SP droping by 8%, this is just manipulation regardless
Hi SUFCESSEX
All good thank you..
I reckon a special divi will only be announced when final results for the year are released in April next year and paid during May. By then the extra 1.25% tax will be needed to be paid.
Should have been
Lloyds are not the only ones to diverse into rental, Legal and General are already do the same, and I have also read that John Lewis have plans to build apartments/flats on top of existing stores.
People don't pay their rent and trash the house, as with any rental property there is a chance of that happening. And If people do not pay their rent, they simply get evicted. People take out loans and can't repay them back, no difference really. As with any business these days, there is always some element of risk involved. Lloyds are the only ones to diverse into rental, Legal and General are already do the same, and I have also read that John Lewis have plans to build apartments/flats on top existing stores.
Mr A
Well my plans have always been long term. I bought into banking stocks after the financial crash and slowly been accumulating over the years. I considered these as more of a pension fund paying a good retirement income.
Holding a fair bit in Lloyds and some in NWG, need to starting building my NWG stake up
Southcoastbather
The last paragraph in the article sums it up nicely.
“In terms of actual trading, income fell and costs rose, with the inevitable effect of a worsening cost/income ratio, up to 61 per cent from 52 per cent the previous year. These factors have led to some investor disappointment in early trade.”