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140p

"ITV shares are 'cheap' for five reasons, says JPMorgan"

https://uk.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/itv-shares-are-cheap-for-five-reasons-says-jpmorgan-2906039

Unions will be under increasing pressure to settle for the reasons given by PC - but settle they will.

17% - 20% ridiculous. Inflation will be sub 5% soon.

Never panic, a drop in a share price is just a temporary paper loss.

Expect it to recover, seems the strike ballot is the main reason for weakness and that will pass.

GL all.

Think that sums it up well.

Consolidation... yes

Rights subscription ... yes

Sell rights... of course

Take up rights..... of course.

Share price after RI... dear knows, but the whole idea is it should cement return of dividends.

Money to be and lost ...for sure.

Shareholders screwed over again.... Time will tell but I am buying all I can.

https://www.tuigroup.com/en-en/media/stories/2023/february/2023-02-01-interview-on-planned-capital-measures

They did it before they will do it again

Passion killer is happening. See Tui site.

Why shall a capital reduction / consolidation of shares be implemented prior
to the capital increase?
In the event of capital increases with subscription rights, the newly issued shares to be subscribed
for are offered with market standard discounts on the stock market price. Such price may, however,
not fall below the proportional value of each share (nominal value) in the share capital of the
company (in the case of TUI € 1.00). As the stock market price of the TUI share is currently close to
such minimum subscription price, a capital increase with subscription rights is currently almost
impossible. As a result of the share consolidation with a ratio of ten to one, the stock market price of
the TUI share will be increased accordingly and will thus result in a situation where the raising of
new share capital is possible, see also “How will the share price change as a result of the share
consolidation?”.

So for 17p a share, it seems the company is destined to become a £1bn turnover company, employ 1500+ rising to potentially 5000 and end up with a modern yard that can handle large ships plus the gas storage.

And the market capital ascribed is under £30m.

£4 seems achievable.

Ty, TTNY.

Hope you are right, paddy, traded last week and exited at 139, small quantity a few hundred profit.

In at 130.5, 127 125.6 , 12k shares at it.

Hope to turn 1k min in my ISA, trim average and build.

Will buy down to £1.

GNC doing nicely but in bottom drawer as I want a dividend back and a full rerate.

LRE too and HBR, all go down and then up, rinse & repeat.

GL all.

cont'd

No doubt will be whiplash in both directions as the markets tries to work out what it all means.

Saving grace is tui is in full recovery and the debts owed will be largely settled by the subscription fights to allow a dividend to be payable sooner.

Will all settle out in the wash. Onwards and upwards.

Check out the AGM statement, it is written in b&w. Details will presumably be announced on 14th and the shares n

My understanding is a 10 : 1 consolidation as a subscription offer.

Valentine's day massacre.

snatched a few more at 125.663

falling knive

probably the strke news does not help - sack the lot.

over halfway there now £7 on results day - Friday?

Question is will it double bottom here and bounce again or slide to towards £1.

I am doing my best to buy and support the SP :)

acting li

acting like it is about to preannounce something nasty ?