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now, might see a recovery from here.

Quick reminder, special dividend payment of 10.7p, which is more than covered according to today's update, coming in July (xd June) which, at the current sp, is worth 6%...

down 12p live, guess any negative comments are going to have an impact. Could get worse before it gets better, but this is still a positive update! Chance coming to buy cheap shares ahead of the XD date in June.

Down 3.5%, early days yet so could recover once news digested.

Stable prices + higher costs = lower margins, should be offset by higher volume. Sounds ok to me, no reason to think they'll have to chop the divi payment any time soon. Not sure how the market will react though: we'll soon see.

Yes I think you're right DGR, I've had all my TW. shares in an ISA for several years now so I'd forgotten that. You can sweep them into your ISA next f.y. though, if you reinvest the dividend automatically like I do. K

akka, if you want to use some or all of your £20k allowance for 2018/19, you'll have to get your broker to transfer the shares into an ISA today. Most allow you to do this online very easily (it might be referred to as "bed & ISA"). As Wigan says, the divi will be paid into your ISA account if you've transferred shares into an ISA by the payment date (next month). If you don't transfer your shares today, you can use next year's £20,000 allowance from Monday onward. K

Thanks Crusty. I originally bought here for exposure to HH so that hasn't gone too well!! The market doesn't seem impressed by this "strategy" & I can't say I'm surprised. Anyway, we live in hope.

Thanks Rosewall. Let's hope they do, indeed, spend our money wisely.

"The inorganic growth model is not dependant on the rationalisation of the Company's existing assets due to the focus on capital efficient transaction structures."

Anyone help me out here??

# £30m, not £25m

KDNC has a 10% stake in a company that just signed an offtake agreement worth $4bn over the next 10 years with the 12th largest company in the UK.

That's equivalent to $40m a year turnover for the next 10 years from this contract alone. There are many other projects in play at various stages of development. KDNC MCap is still less than £25m.

Go compare...

Yes, I'm in KDNC too so interesting day to say the least! Just need SAR to pop & it'll be a good evening at chez Krusty!!

178 now, bounced for some reason?

'fraid, so, & looks like it could even get worse yet. Just have to hope that whatever outcome is (finally) agreed it enables good companies like TW to carry on with what they do best.

On a positive, it looks like LSE is now back reporting the right data again.

There's a problem with this site. Ignore the summary banner at the top of the pages & look at the charts. All the builders are down today because of the request for a short-term extension to Brexit rather than the mooted longer delay, and the language used by EU leaders which suggests they might not accept it in favour of a 22 May deadline. This has increased the chances of us crashing out with no deal, hence the fall.

Nige_W,
See info on tax on dividends at the Government website:
https://www.gov.uk/tax-on-dividends

The key phrase is "You do not pay tax on dividends from shares in an ISA". For people nearing retirement, it makes perfect sense to have income-generating shares in an ISA as it presents the opportunity to generate tax-free income from your investments. Many investors hold accumulation (acc) units and/or growth shares in an ISA and/or SIPP, then begin to switch them into income (inc) units and/or dividend-paying shares closer to retirement. It's down to individual circumstances, your age, when you plan to retire etc. etc. I'm not an IFA or anything similar, this isn't advice but an alternative view of the value of holding income stocks & units in an ISA.

That didn't last long, back to normal with a bang.

Yes my brother's on the newer version of Warfarin. Fruitflow isn't a blood thinner & doesn't work in the same way as Warfarin, it will never be a replacement for it unfortunately. Hope you've been able to manage your condition better with the newer version, it seems a bit more user-friendly.

It's not a drug, it's designed to keep people OUT of hospital. For whatever reason, PXS's partner DSM hadn't been able to convince enough people of the benefits. Hence the lowly market cap. Perhaps the Chinese will be our saviours?