Member Info for riby

I bought my holding at privatisation , and the shares are held with the Sharedeal Equinity nominee scheme. To sell, do I have to use them? All my other holdings are with paper certificate and I use HL . Cheers

SP Moving back up, slowly but surely.

Agreed, needs to get to 300 to be back at pre covid levels. Unlikely with an expected, in my opinion, fall in property prices and rents.

Got equal amounts in each but have to sell one now, need money now for other things. Which one to sell, anyone?

Can't find the Facebook page at all, tried different spellings,am I missing something?

Scrape pass - a yes vote succeeds and at least you get some return
Pass with distinction - another company comes in and makes a better offer than Anglo.
Fail - no vote leads to admin and zero money back for you.
We've just got to sweat it out!

It's done now, so I'm holding on, this could well go in favour of the 'no' vote, or unlikely higher bid. Have like many others lost a five figure sum on my other tranche of shares sold in SXX and forgot I had the odd 4,000 left. Have said it before, but why haven't the environmentalists, Green Party, Greta Thunberg and the like got behind this project? Then we'd get some publicity. Its made for them.

If you only have a few shares like me, 4000, it costs £40 to sell them. At todays price that gives me £164.If there is a yes vote and I get 5.5 per share I will not pay any thing to deal, giving me £220. So it's a yes vote from me.

I think the share price is dropping in anticipation of a 'no' vote, which could mean administration and no value to shares at all. If the market thought it to be a 'yes' vote they would stay at 5.5 surely?

I mean sold at 23.3

Have had these 7 years and now sold, bought at 3.56 and sold at 32.5. Divis poor but who's bothered at this result.

It is still going up, slowly but surely. The fair rent tenancies they buy must becoming increasingly scarce, but the stock of these tenancies they hold is big enough to keep us all going for a long time.

Thanks, seems a fairer way.

If it comes to a vote on an offer by AA, is it one vote per shareholder regardless of how many shares they have? In other words someone holding one share would have an equal say as someone holding say 500,000 shares?

Just down the road in hull last year kcom a share I was heavily in, was subject to a bid...and it went to auction, two parties, share rose from 70 p ish to well over a Pound. Successful bidder got the company and shareholders got a good sale of their shares. Could happen here.

I've got 4000 shares, worth say £200, but to sell now would cost me £40 in fees, I have paper shares. Much easier to cash in, if we do, on the A A OFFER, as no fees payable the, so will be voting yes to accept their offer it goes ahead. Would save myself £40.

Was going to sell and cash in, but this share keeps on going up. Well run solid company with more to come.

Anyone thinking of investing in it?

Got out and sold up the lot - but then found 4,000 that I'd forgotten and will now keep ( only worth £160). Was in at average of 28 pence. Left with a few quid to have a holiday in Whitby by chance. No flash car or new house for me this time.

Green lobby folk, this product should get your support. I guess that the stock market and big business is probably a no go area if you are a big environmentalist, but put some pressure on funds to back this. Provides jobs, environmentally good as is a natural product, no impact on countryside due to tunnel to docks from mine. Probably a few posters who can put this case better than myself as trying to type in tiny mobile phone