Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, reviews FY23 and progress on the Gold Tailings Hub in Canada. Watch the video here.
is significantly larger than PFD and its share price is riding on a high. It could assimilate PFD very readily. It's nearly half way there. I'm sure Mitsubishi would take a few Brands from Nissin. Mitsubishi already produce Batchelors' products through Princes in the UK under licence. Mitsubishi is a major shareholder in Nissin.
81p at least by now (Median price of last Rights Issue!) BoD has had long enough to move things forward. We want some talking up now and some proper news coming through to impress the markets - not just Mr Kipling rejiggling it's range for the summer. Even I'm becoming mildly agitatedl! What we require is hostile bid to shake everyone up.
That post should keep the whingers at bay for at least 5 minutes. The key to see the SP rocket is mucho improved sales figures and sustained indications of growth again in the figures. Might happen before that though. IMO DYOR
The share options were part of his remuneration package. I'm sure he's not happy with the current price of those either. Anyway no more share options for anyone IMO until we 'see some beef''! However he did invest a substantial amount of his own money in to the Company which shows some grit.
that when GD took over as MD he immediately put his 'money where his mouth' was and purchased a significant amount of shares. He has had a hard task and he's got some things right and some wrong. He still has the benefit of the doubt with me for the time being but not for too much longer if he doesn't start churning out good news at regular intervals from now onwards. 'Bad news week' has to be behind us now.
is a very strong brand with potential and provenance. Just requires nurturing. Just had some Ambrosia Custard with Apricot Crumble and Almonds. Came in a retro labelled can celebrating it's 100th year anniversary. Need to make Custard and Rice Pudding sexy again!
a while ago scaremongering about the Mondelez contract not being renewed despite Mondelez and PFD both stating in the same article that they were very satisfied with each other!! There's too much cr*p flying around. Some of the Brokers involved are very amateurish and ungracious in their approach IMO.
but they will still be wanting to stimulate turnover and improve the trading position of the Company at the same time. I agree with Lloyd Grossman - younger consumers are not aware of him. The product requires rebranding IMO - LG Sauces (there's some synergy there) or something! They do require some new relevant Brands as well. I'd like to know what's happened to Paul Hollywood - did PFD carry out any serious Market Research prior to launch?
was too much of a discrepancy - PFD would have required north of 85p. Not sure about Nissin and what their objectives are. They are trying to shore Batchelors up and GD was very positive about the progress. Nissin's activities haven't stopped Mondelez committing to 5 years.
I thought that the content of the presentation was good. He stated that he was going to allow an hour for the proceedings. The questions were OK but I've expected some more searching ones. Bit too cosy! My view is that if the major shareholders were not happy with GD they would have engineered his exit before now. Mike Clark left because he was probably f**ked off the way the share price was being manipulated. I do feel that if Premier Foods were in the hands of another large food company they would be performing far better. With GD at the helm I do believe that we will get out of the mire but it's gonna be a long hard slog. If he does manage to give PFD some daylight and resume dividend payments the share price will rocket. IMO DYOR