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Though they have dropped the 20% I expected after the last results I don’t think we have hit bottom yet.The pulling of the share buy back does not inspire confidence you would think you would carry on while share price depressed so I believe there maybe worse to come one profit warning can be a sign of more to come.Could we see a dividend cut I think it really depends on how quick of a turn around we see but don’t bank on it.

Though they have dropped the 20% I expected after the last results I don’t think we have hit bottom yet.The pulling of the share buy back does not inspire confidence you would think you would carry on while share price depressed so I believe there maybe worse to come one profit warning can be a sign of more to come.GL all

Looks like they found that banana how far will they slip?

Not going to post here again well aleast for the next 6 months unless we’re really into worth a long term punt price for me that’s going to need be a lot lower good luck all.

Seem oversold to me just depends how far you think markets are going to drop.

I see a lot of people average down here which is sensible but this share has been in long term down trend since 2017 just about back at ipo in 2012 i like to average in companies where you can see chance of growth again .Don’t get me wrong I’ll buy in just not sure I’ll see the heydays again

Sabre huge drop today cause inflation costs . Posted few months back expecting this to drop another 20% After last results. Don’t think dlg will suffer as big a inflation problem as Sabre but these events are great for longer term buying opportunities.Stitting on my hands will await update /results even if I’m wrong and need pay a bit more to get back in.

Another poor update on the outlook that faces the industry as Tim Martin points out until there’s a tax business rates or vat reduction there going to struggle to make a fair profit.Good points is they have increased there freehold lower rents long term fixed interest rates which is good if they can ever pay that huge debt down.So basically just not a buy for me even at this price .

There maybe a house shortage but builders facing longer term headwinds longer high inflation labour shortages higher interest rates. I think there just going have flat or shrinking profits no growth.

No there expecting margin to increase to 3% instead of the target what was 4% over all think we’re over sold shorts may reduce positions.

Went to my local one velvet coaster on Saturday it was busy but started tailing of around 7pm my son says it’s regular now.Now I say it’s busy and better than a lot of pubs for punters but not rammed like it use to be.I think these will ride out a recession a lot better and recover a lot quicker but where the bottom is for share price hard to say so I would average in.

Be surprised if bidder dose not pop up at this depressing level.

Having sold out around £13.50 have now bought back my original holding fingers crossed on my timing.

Bought half my holding back after 12% drop not to be sniffed at.

Yes sold out early this morning could see chance of pull back before moving higher.See how we open in the morning .

There’s 300 mil from sale off phoinex 4% stake

I think the 300 million when announced will be share buy back and ii results will surprise on the upside.Now why they have not talked about the 300 mil return could also maybe be another acquisition lined up or are we lined up to be taken out.But we will see topped up extra 3000 g today gl all.

I’ll go with June 6th

Had two thousand doubled my holding first thing

Signing of Share Purchase Agreement
to Acquire Additional Shares in Premier Foods plc
On May 24, 2022, Nissin Foods Holdings Co., Ltd. (President & Representative Director CEO, Koki Ando; “Nissin”) entered into an agreement to acquire 3.9% of shares in Premier Foods plc (“Premier Foods”) from Oasis Investments II Master Fund Ltd. (the “Acquisition”).
Nissin and Premier Foods entered into a strategic alliance in March 2016 and have since built on our respective strengths to collaborate on various fronts. For example, Nissin has leveraged Premier Foods’ capabilities to distribute Cup Noodles, Soba, and other brands produced and sold for the UK & European markets, and Nissin has co-developed and co-manufactured Premier Foods’ Batchelors Super Noodles pots products. The Acquisition is intended to further strengthen the existing strategic relationship and to contribute to continued value creation at both the Nissin Foods Group and Premier Foods.
Upon completion of the Acquisition, Premier Foods is expected to be treated as an equity method affiliate of Nissin for accounting purposes. Financial impact on Nissin’s consolidated earnings from the Acquisition is still under review, and additional disclosure will be made if deemed required.
Details of the Transaction:
1. Number of shares acquired
2. Percentage of shares acquired
3. Total percentage of shares to be held
upon completion of the Acquisition
33,550,000 shares 3.9% *
22.9% *
* Based on 862,999,357 ordinary shares outstanding as at 2022/4/30.