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You can forget the FTSE100 entry TUI is going elsewhere.

This was preyed on by a bunch of rogue funds and market makers all the way down to 400p - despite blatantly obvious recovery in revenues and profit and paying back a massive chunk of debt. The same parties also never let it recover after the previous RI to the Theoretical Ex Rights price.

It looks like greed has got the better of them and TUI will be shutting the door and starting a new chapter of its book elsewhere. #nomoregravytrain@TUI.

So many green boxes.

Tell snapchat to get back to his therapist !!

Jarv55

So many options there in the paragraph you post and we already know they were in discussions, but with a market cap of under £120Million there will be other predators out there eyeing up the whole of PFC.

THG will be elsewhere altogether imo and there will be redundancies in the Square Mile before they eventually get round to making up their minds. Putting something into a committee is the surest way ever to stall things and elongate the timeframe. It's only been 2.5 years already. All these various committees and reports need End Dates attached to them and then 1 person to pull them all together and to decide, whoever that may be - probably the Chancellor.

The problem is too many "interested parties" benefiting and not wishing things to change and a system where those that are benefiting from the present status quo actual contribute to political parties.

TUI's announcement today raises the profile yet again and we can't be too far behind them.

Since they dipped the share price.

It doesn't look like many have taken the bait.

Probably more using it as an opportunity to top up.

PFC were already in negotiations when they RNS'd a couple of days back and effectively the For sale signs accompanying the RNS will have attracted in more, especially when you are talking about only £113 Million for the whole of PFC and its bulging order book (standing at record levels)

It's amazing redheaded how a dip in the share price brings out all the traders.

They all want their re-entry points as they know that when PFC issued its RNS on the 4th that the number of options jumped considerably and that they were already in discussions to sell some non-core assets. The RNS and headlines thereafter effectively raised a for sale sign over everything on a business that has just had a record 6 months in winning significant business.

Hand and your shares over of you like but at these prices most seem happy to wait for next news and some topping up on the dip. That same price you see is there for everyone.

It's amazing redheaded how a dip in the share price brings out all the traders.

They all want their re-entry points as they know that when PFC issued its RNS on the 4th that the number of options jumped considerably and that they were already in discussions to sell some non-core assets. The RNS and headlines thereafter effectively raised a for sale sign over everything on a business that has just had a record 6 months in winning significant business.

Hand and your shares over of you like but at these prices most seem happy to wait for next news and some topping up on the dip. That same price you see is there for everyone.

It's certainly starting to look a lot like Christmas !!

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Adnoc, Aramco, QIA....

I have no preference as to the currency denomination of any and all offers.

But you have to think that the whole company must be in play at present discounted rates.

CityAM didn't waste much time in getting the TUI story out

https://www.cityam.com/tui-mulls-london-delisting-in-potential-blow-to-capitals-stock-exchange/

I have this morning just added THG to my list of stocks I think will make the highest percentage gains in 2024.

It's just a case of holding and waiting for news to break of "interested parties" running the slide rule and due diligence over the parts of the business. This weekends press perhaps if not before.

The market cap is simply far too low for the massive order book PFC have and should prompt interest also for PFC as a whole.

THG is easily worth 3 to 4 times the present Share price - and that is to Private Equity who spy great profit beyond and into the future - and that's off the last reported numbers.

Lets see what we are worth come January numbers with tailwinds and with no postal disputes this year holding us back.

The share price reaction alone at TUI this morning should be enough to tell Matt Moulding and the Board fairly and squarely to put together a strategy update for recovery in shareholder value. Something Kelso have been telling them to do for ages. Decide the path forward and make an announcement in RNS form (not just a webcast and to limited eyes only).

Probably a lot to do with TUI the holiday giant firm stating it is looking at listing elsewhere than the LSE.

Expect similar from a lot of other companies (like Ocado) that get undervalued as a result of becoming nothing more than Hedge Fund wealth creation yoyo's.

You just beat me too it sb as I was scribbling the detail. Their share price was taken down from 600p to 400p despite one of the most clearly visible recoveries in listed company and LSE history. That's along with the full travel and airline sector.

Hopefully it sends shock waves through the city as this is a big company.

We have waited nearly 2 and a half years for committee after committee after committee to report and to reform and update outdated practices and an under-resourced and under-regulated City that lets every tom dic# and harry Hedge Fund in the world plunder the UK stock markets and making us the laughing stock. Indeed everything MM has said on this is true.

Us next.

Our time is coming folks.

TUI's announcement this morning for CityAM to cover - TUI has shown super recovery this year along with the full of the travel industry and was taken down from 600p to 400p at one point this year.

"Considerations of the appropriate long-term listing arrangements for TUI AG

TUI has been recently approached by certain shareholders to discuss and understand whether the current listing structure is optimal and advantageous for the Company, and if the simplification of the listing structures and an inclusion in the MDAX would be beneficial for TUI. This is against the background, that in the period since the completion of the merger with TUI Travel and, more significantly in the past four years, the ownership of TUI AG’s shares and the liquidity on the exchanges has evolved significantly with a notable liquidity migration from UK to Germany. In light of the views expressed by shareholders and any further feedback from shareholders, the Executive Board is currently considering, if an Upgrade to a Prime Standard listing in Frankfurt with MDAX inclusion and a delisting from the London Stock Exchange would be in the best interest of shareholders. The Executive Board’s focus is to provide an attractive, long-term listing for TUI AG which aligns with its ownership and current liquidity and delivers benefits to all shareholders. Potential advantages of simplification of the listing structures and an inclusion in the MDAX are the centralisation of liquidity, providing a clearer investment profile under a single listing, potential benefits to European Union airline ownership and control requirements, potentially enhancing TUI AG’s equity profile with an expected prominent position in the MDAX50 and creating efficiencies as well as reducing costs. While no decision has been taken, the Executive Board is therefore currently considering including the UK-Delisting resolution on the agenda for the AGM on 13 February 2024. Under the UK Listing Rules, the UK-Delisting will require shareholder approval of a delisting resolution with at least a 75% majority of the votes cast."

I wonder why all working 5 day weeks at THG HQ from early January.

To all the patient and those that bought at the bargain basement of £4.00

Given TUI's state of recovery and that of the industry it can't be in the least surprising that they are considering delisting from the LSE.

It does like its rebounds.

Losing count of the number of share collects at 8p and just sit and wait for 20% or more.

Not for the faint hearted but a great share if you just follow the floors on the chart for adding.

Good post clungeseeker and agreed that the PFC RNS should have happened at least a week prior and if so we would be rebounding off a much higher level, probably from the mid 30's. On that basis alone it is still thoroughly oversold and there was definitely someone in the background today looking for stock and getting an order filled.

The strength into the finish tended to indicate that they got what they wanted and there must be a higher propensity now for the next news to be more positive news.

When the end of play trades are buys as opposed to sells. Probably about the 1st time in 6 weeks to be fair.

Might we see a large after trade or two?