Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
Market seems to like it.
Where did you get the 22nd June from?
...since dividend payment date and still no sign of my DRIP purchase showing on the share portal. Clearly Link are no better than Capita, Beggars belief how it can take so long.
General Meeting next Monday the 25th. All will be revealed then one assumes.
...have this as 100% Strong Buy and its hard to disagree.
Archie buying 35,000 shares can only be seen as a good thing.
As the Lloyds holding was above 3% there should be an Holdings RNS is the coming days, noting the sale.
FTSE UK Index Series Annual Review June 2018 � FTSE International Limited 2018. All Rights Reserved FTSE 100 Index Inclusions SEDOL Company Name B3MBS74 Ocado Group B5VQMV6 GVC Holdings Exclusions SEDOL Company Name B8HX8Z8 Mediclinic International B01FLG6 G4S Reserve List SEDOL Company Name 0946580 Weir Group B2987V8 Rightmove B8HX8Z8 Mediclinic International BWFGQN1 Spirax-Sarco Engineering B0HZPV3 Kaz Minerals B5N0P84 Wood Group (John)
FTSE_UK_Review_June_2018.xlsx
I will be using the return to buy SLA shares to replace the amount lost by the consolidation or near enough.
The transaction is a return of capital NOT a Special Dividend.
No, it has to be taken as cash. It is not a dividend and therefore cannot be reinvested through the DRIP scheme...unfortunately.
Return to shareholders, by way of B shares.
Dividend payment is not until the 13th July. Where are you getting a week from?
You are a twit.
Shares in Marks & Spencer rose on Monday on news that the high street retailer will more aggressively restructure its store estate. The company could go as far as closing 40 of its larger stores, which offer clothing and food, after already announcing the closure of up to 14 stores in January, according to reports over the weekend. The confirmed 14 closures put 468 jobs at risk, while the upcoming September closure of a distribution centre has placed a further 450 jobs in the firing line. The closures are part of a restructuring strategy announced 18 months ago to reduce shop floor space for the retailer's clothing division. Some 20 of the 100 targeted stores have now been closed, affecting approximately 900 jobs, and it seems that this may only be a taste of things to come. The Sunday Times said 40 more stores had been added to the list, while The Guardian said 100 stores were on the block. Chris Beauchamp, chief market analyst at IG Group, said: "M&S remains in the throes of a turnaround strategy, as it looks to make its long-underperforming clothing division more competitive." "Continued expansion for its food division has helped to keep revenue moving higher at this part of the business, but its move into online is taking longer than thought, while its competition from other stores in the mid-price part of the spectrum limits performance. Margin improvements are crucial, but this is a longer-term process, however continued store closures will help reduce some fixed costs," said Beauchamp. M&S is expected to report a second year of falling profits with analysts projecting pretax profits of �573m, down 7% from the previous year, while clothing and home sales are seen as falling 1.1%. Good results from the retailer could avert a potential demotion from the FTSE 100 index, with the company in the 'relegation zone' ahead of June's quarterly reshuffle. In the company's last investor update six months ago, chairman Archie Norman said the company had been "drifting" for over 15 years and promised to accelerate in-store changes. As of 1417 BST, Marks & Spencer's share price was up 2.26% at 298.30p
Seems to be very late this year, Looking back it has always been towards the end of July.
Those on the Register ie. Record Date is the 27th. Ex-Divi Date is the 26th.
You are correct, but Crystal is correct in stating the Record Date as the 27th. They are not the same.