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So the narrative has changed on LSE from - it's over - it's bust to there is going to be an offer, but a low bid one. Geez such ennui.

My narrative still intact at 70p trim.

STTB 100%

the RNS was yesterdays news. Those who belief in JD buying - there is no change so the dip was an add - to those who do not think it will happen 30p exit is better than a 25p one.

Still a holder

Happy days

Picking up the stop losses before the rise - classic

Wow

We have met, or exceeded, the majority of our revised 2023 targets. Since our Capital Markets Day in 2020, the Group is growing the top line, is more diversified, more profitable, and more cash generative. We are committed to creating sustainable shareholder value by investing for growth in our market-leading businesses, maximising the value of our strategic assets, and delivering strong cash generation and dynamic capital management."

Way to go to double SP 👏 👍 🙌 💪

Way to go to double SP 👏 👍 🙌 💪

Parameta Solutions, our highly valuable data business, continues to grow and develop - winning new clients, and broadening its distribution and product suite. The Board believes that Parameta's significant growth prospects, and the intrinsic value of the business, are not appropriately reflected in our share price. We are therefore exploring options for unlocking value for shareholders, whilst retaining ownership of the asset, which include a potential IPO of a minority stake in the business.

Our focus on productivity, contribution and cost management generated an 8% uplift in Group adjusted EBIT to £300m, the highest level of profit ever achieved by the Group.

Https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/TCAP/final-results/16372237

The Second Buyback highlights the Board's confidence in the future prospects of TP ICAP, reflects its strong financial position, and is consistent with its dynamic capital management strategy, which is a key priority. This means reducing our debt, and returning surplus capital to shareholders, subject to our ongoing investment needs and balance sheet requirements.

Loving that phrase, has there been an approach?

Potential M&A activity. 

Nagar, Chief Executive Officer of BATM, said:

"I am proud of what we achieved in 2023. Against a challenging macroeconomic backdrop, we delivered growth in sales and adjusted EBITDA - including an outstanding performance in our Cyber business. We launched several innovative new products in Diagnostics and Networking that have been well-received, whilst progressing development of potentially game-changing solutions. Significantly, we undertook an in-depth strategic review that resulted in the establishment of a new strategy, which we began to implement in the second half of the year. Our new strategy is focused on accelerating our activities that build on our established areas of core expertise and which are in scalable and growing markets. This involves enhancing how we operate as a business, prioritising resource allocation and potential M&A activity. We have already taken important steps forward in this process and I am excited about the progress we will make in 2024. Accordingly, and supported by our strong balance sheet, we look to the future with confidence and look forward to reporting on our progress."

Https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/BVC/full-year-results/16372217

MB spot on 👍.

Future is bright.

Super news a 50p boost perhaps today. This is next stage of a plan progressing from last year and should prove lucrative.

https://www.energyvoice.com/renewables-energy-transition/ccs/uk-ccs/488278/harbour-gets-verification-for-viking-ccs-storage-volumes/

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Jackabe - a tried and tested strategy by many investors - all part of a plan. GL with however you do it.

No doubt t Mr Market will decide tomorrow. I subscribe to the oversold, kitchen sink, the future is bright presentation on 27th and getting this out of the way means a clear direction in a few weeks.

I also noted profit & divi both years. Compare that to those lose making companies that 4 years later still pay no dividends.

Vanquis has changed its offering and cut costs savings of £60m ....

Another ITV in the making... up up and away.

In for a penny.