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23.8p per share (ex-divi date 10/4/25).

Https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/04/28/french-studio-behind-peaky-blinders-plots-bid-itv/?msockid=1c2683e8ee8062b007c69634efcf63da

I hold 12801 shares at an average of 60p. I would expect any successful bid for the whole of ITV to be in the region of £1.00 - £1.40.

Both before and in parallel to the discussions with Sidara, the Board of Wood has continued to assess holistically all potential refinancing options. In considering the different potential refinancing options available, the Board is seeking to ensure that the Company has an appropriate long-term capital structure for the benefit of the Company, its shareholders and its wider stakeholders. The Board of Wood believes that the Company needs to have a more sustainable capital structure, and this requires substantial new capital in order to diversify Wood's financing sources and reduce its indebtedness over time. Sources of new capital could include a substantial issue of new equity, significant disposals or a combination of both.

Work continues on a range of alternative refinancing options. However, having carefully considered the viability of these options together with its financial advisers, the Board of Wood currently believes that the Possible Offer represents the better option for Wood's shareholders, creditors and other stakeholders. Accordingly, the Board of Wood has indicated to Sidara that, should an Offer be made on the terms set out above, it would be minded to recommend the Offer to Wood's shareholders, subject to agreement of the full terms and conditions of the Offer.

Https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/jd-sports-faces-share-price-downgrade-amid-nike-stock-challenges/ar-AA1BxUaM

In perspective the SP was more than double this 2 years ago. I have only395 shares, 'carry-over' from Ladbrokes plc, but I won't be selling them for anything less than £20.

Sold 1000 shares last week @ £5.18. Previously sold 1000 at around £4. Still have 6000 remaining. Average buy price (including RI shares) of all = approx. £1.30.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/this-engineering-giant-s-shares-are-up-77pc-this-year-and-still-on-a-roll/ar-AA1r9K7Q

I might buy a few when they hit £5 next month.

Won't happen, zero chance.

SP will break £2 in two or three years.

I had 12,938 shares, sold 2938 @ £1.73, will sell another 2000 of my remaining 10,000 when £2.

Might add another 4000 to my existing 8000 shares (average 'break even', after dealing costs, about 61p) tomorrow when they're 56-57p.

Might buy a couple of thousand myself tomorrow, when they're £1.00

BAE will pay a 2023 interim dividend of 11.5p per share on 30th November 2023 to shareholders on the register on 20th October.

A trading update will be released around 14th November '23.

2023 full year results will be announced around 22nd Feb '24.

Https://www.fool.co.uk/2023/09/25/dear-rolls-royce-stock-fans-mark-the-calendar-for-28-november/

2023 full year results will be announced around 22nd Feb '24.

6 companies have been selected to advance to next phase of Small Modular Reactors (SMR).

Companies will be invited to bid for government contracts later this year with successful companies announced in Spring next year and contracts awarded in Summer 2024.

https://www.constructionenquirer.com/2023/10/02/designs-chosen-for-mini-nuclear-reactors/

I think selling 2938 of my 12,938 shares @ £1.7256 on 19th September was a good move; it'll be a much slower rise (to £2+ ?) from here.

Centrica has received a rare 'sell 'recommendation, with analysts at Liberum arguing that all the good news and recent self-improvement are now in the price.

Shares in the British Gas owner have rallied 75% year-to-date fuelled by increased buybacks and dividend growth, but that now looks like it has been overdone, says the broker.

“On balance, we believe Centrica’s current valuation reflects an overly optimistic view of the company’s long-term cash return and investment plans, as market normalisation leads to a declining EPS profile (minus 32% CAGR 2023-27).

“We therefore believe the current share price represents a compelling opportunity for investors to take profits,”

'Sell' is the verdict with a 150p target price.

£2 next year maybe, not this year.

BTW, my average 'break even' price, after dealing costs, is approx. 67p.

I have 12,938 CNA shares, bought in various tranches at various prices before and after the COVID 'meltdown'. I will be selling 2938 at £1.72 very soon and holding the remaining 10,000 for a years. I will be retiring at age 60, May 2028.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1008416/rolls-royce-broker-flags-abnormally-cheap-share-price-with-a-punchy-price-target-1008416.html

Incorrect. For every GSK share you now hold, you will receive one Haleon share. Your GSK shares will then be 'consolidated' - the consolidation factor has not been declared yet, could be 2 for 3, ie 2 new GSK shares for 3 old GSK shares. This will result in the GSK share price after consolidation being roughly the same price as before consolidation. So, if you hold 2000 GSK shares now, you will have 2000 Haleon shares + (?/? x) new GSK shares (less than 2000). The overall value of your combined (Haleon + new GSK) shares will be roughly the same as the value of your GSK shares now.