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Yes, I doubt CityFibre will be an AIM company for much longer
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-41931492 "The telecoms firm company is partnering with broadband network specialist CityFibre to achieve the goal by 2025." Financial Times https://www.ft.com/content/3e7ace84-c527-11e7-a1d2-6786f39ef675
Lots more delayed buys popping up now, much more than mine!
Yes, suppose line rental covers maintenance.
Maintenance contracts likely
Lots of delayed buys popping up. See mine popup of 20,000 shares buy around 12:56, so should pop around 13:56 Game changer here!
oooops, do we know why yet?
Making a killa here - PI's making Sweet F all unless you're very lucky
If you are in and want out, I suggest calling your broker who can directly call the Market Maker
I dont think there is enough interest here for it to be worth a trade. One of those you have to either be in early and sell on the way up, or catch the RNS and in and out within the hour. However there will be interest in this again once the RNS pops within this month that the sale has been finalised. So could be worth waiting for that. The confusion of it being a limited company and not having 25% free float needs to be cleared up though too.
Wow, the lack of liquidity here and huge spread is dangerous. Spose the MMs have got to protect themselves as much as us
So we finish today @ £412.15m We are soon to bag £754m This should be doing another 100% to 125% to be at a 'minimum' value This is the Hong Kong company that owns 97% here.. Check the MCAP and conver to sterling.. https://www.google.co.uk/finance?q=HKG%3A0251&sq=HKG%20SEA&sp=2&ei=AR7XVvGtKpLDUfqfkYAO
http://www.stockmarketwire.com/article/5225098/AGP-gives-further-details-on-HK-property-sale.html
"As at 30 June 2015, the Group’s equity attributable to the Company’s shareholders amounted to HK$13,429.2 million (£1,106.6 million)" £1.25p SP..... http://www.asiangrowth.com/html/eng/pdf/report/15_interim/AGP%20Interim%20Report%202015%20(Hi%20Resolution)-2.pdf http://www.asiangrowth.com/html/eng/report.html
See Pragmates comments here.. Only 3% of the 886.35m (26.59m) shares are available to trade may have something to do with it. Interesting MCAP now, should be quite high in the AIM top MCappers "AGP is 97% owned by Hong Kong based SEA Holdings which is separately listed on the HKEx. Apart from a few other relatively minor investments SEA's total assets comprise of its investment in AGP. AGP and SEA are therefore virtually mirror companies. SEA shares trade on the HK exchange in the $HK12-13 range, being approx. 70% of net asset value. AGP shares are quoted on the AIM at 14-17p, a mere 11-13% of NAV."
Let me help you. Total Net Consideration of this sale (£754,000,000) divided by shares in issue (886,350,000) = Share Price of £0.85p That is just this sale. Then add the other building assets they own ontop of that
Property Value by Savills: £880m Total Final Sale Value: £926m Additions Paid to AGP: £7.4m + £4m Total Cash Consideration: £938m Bank Loan Repayment: £183m Total Net Consideration: £754m .....So take £754m at least @ bank + other asset valuations then run the MCAP valuation yourself.
No, that is the capital gain amount, the profit they made from selling it!