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Talks are ongoing which is a good sign so no shocks but it’s not a certainty that anything will come of it. There’s more upside than downside. 160p on no deal and 280p if successful.

More wine🍷

The upcoming results will already be well known to the suitors. They sign non- disclosure agreements and get access to everything. It’s only us poor plebs who are kept in the dark🥴

If a public company is involved, the Takeover Code states that the identity of the bidder must be disclosed.

There appears to be only two named private equity companies involved in the process at the moment.

Thanks for pointing out some of the basics for any new people looking in re property ownership…’Spire Healthcare does not own all of its properties; it utilizes a mixed portfolio of freehold (owned) and leasehold (rented) properties. As of late 2021/early 2022, they operated 19 freehold and 20 leased properties, actively managing this balance through sale-and-leaseback transactions to manage debt and generate capital.’ There has been the odd property sale since then.

There has been a load of rubbish about 40 properties worth billions and hospitals costing billions to replace! Some of these properties are fairly small with 40 or so beds and 3 theatres.

The blatant ramping and inaccurate info detracts from the board.

An extension is not unusual so perhaps no reason to get over excited. Any suitors will do their homework prior to a final offer.

Still, it’s good news that the process hasn’t failed, yet.🤭

My 585p top up the other day was slightly misjudged as it continued to drop but looking healthy now. Here for the long term and all looking good for the future.

20p seems to be the go to figure for Sym. A long way to go to reach those heady heights. Big expanding sales team but no sales ! This time next year?

This deadline can be extended with the consent of the Panel on Takeovers and Mergers!

If the talks are preliminary this could drag on for a while but hopefully fingers crossed for the 21st.

Oxb is in discussions and had its deadline extended by a couple of weeks a few days ago.

Exciting times ahead..

Smallladyslump… never heard so much tripe from someone not even invested here.

A 70% return isn’t enough for you? Insider information and everyone who works for Spire knows a high offer has been made.

If nothing else that gave me much belly laughter.🤡😜

Another one for the filter.

Added a few more. Great price and fantastic Divi. Not to worried about the short term share price. Just look where this was a couple of years ago! Where might we be in 5 years from now?

That makes the market capital in and around the £1.8 billion mark ? An increase of £1 billion?

Be able to upgrade the M3 to a Bentley. 💶😀

Private equity generally adds on up to 40%, with some exceptions, so that would equate to a possible £2.70-£2.80p if a sale goes through. Maybe a tad higher with more than one interested party.

Guessing game at the moment.

Hope not too Nauseating…😬

The possibility of a sale is still on the table but the market isn’t showing much interest. The previous dizzy heights of £15.00 were exceptional and only achieved during and because of Covid and it’s only this year that they hope to become profit making.

For all our wishful thinking I would reckon a maximum 40% uplift from here might be offered but will that be enough for the major investors?

Just my musings on a discussion board.( still reckon on a sizeable drop if no deal)

All very subdued at the moment. Maybe see the 6’s and 7’s again if no deal! Would have thought that a sale would have been announced if going ahead. All pie in the sky!

It looks like the talks are still ongoing which perhaps implies that the parties are not that far apart! Or we get an RNS tomorrow stating that they couldn’t reach an agreement. Covered all bases there🤭

One thing is certain there are no leaks!

Thought I had missed the boat after the recent rise and didn’t buy in, but another unbelievable drop. Everything seems to be going the same way at the moment!

An example from AI..

“ A company valued at $1 billion with $400 million in debt will typically be sold for an equity value (net price to shareholders) of approximately $600 million, assuming the buyer assumes the debt. This transaction structure, often called a "debt-free, cash-free" deal or involving an assumption of liabilities, means the total enterprise value of $1 billion is split between paying off creditors and paying shareholders.

If you ever want a car i will gladly sell you one at full value and you can take on the remainder of any loan😀😀😀

Looking back briefly at your previous posts…you seem to be using chat gbt and news channels for your in-depth analysis. Bless🤔

Yeah, you are probably right the debt has been forgotten about so we shouldn’t mention it again. Schuuch..

The current sp is probably a mistake. Can’t understand why the markets haven’t adjusted the sp after reading your posts.

Have you thought about contacting the interested parties as your invaluable advice should at the least double the current market capital to the 1.6 billion , £4.00 sp.

Ramping does not work on these sites and is completely unnecessary.

Don’t forget the debt!

If you are investing on Sky News musings you are not adverse to risk, but even a fortune teller is right sometime. Market sentiment appears to be a tad muted at the moment. Flip of a coin time…