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Tom, you are doing what you always do, quoting morsels in info and ignoring others. £1.8 mill of revenue so far, that will pay for big orders of the other supermarkets. £2 mill loan facility from Jonathan Swann will help finance. Can’t keep the lights on? Idiot. This company will make a fortune in 2024. You may be able to pay the mortgage on your Greek hovel. You may even be able to pay for some fresh breath mints.
Roger65 - stop trying to panic investors you silly goose!
1) We are not on aim, we are the main market.
2) we are not looking to delist from the UK market.
3) Let me guess - you shorted this before you made your dumb assed post.
Great bit of business by Carnival. Since the share purchase plan Announced on the 28th June, Carnival haves purchased over 4.2 mill shares. They will carry on buying them until the 31st Jan 2022 to a maximum of just over 18 million shares (total holding, not sure how many they already had). Not only will this make a massive reduction in their div payments (yes, when they start paying them again), as we emerge from lockdown all the cruisers sign up for the Autumn and Spring/Summer 22 cruises, share price will rocket, and when it’s hits £40 (which admittedly won’t be for a year or two), Carnival will sell them and make a killing. Alternatively we could all get put into lockdown for the next 18 months in which case we’re all screwed.
This is an eighteen billion pound company. They’re not going to delist. While the world has gone crazy over the last eighteen months, there are a lot of cruisers that are keen to get back to cruising. This will go up nicely over the next 12 months and the fact that carnival are buying their own shares at a great price is a good sign.