RE: £25 a share - LOL13 Feb 2026 07:23
All LTHs.
I can't help but agree that the IR department at Capita has never been nimble and, as always, could have handled this debacle better BUT ....
The truth is beginning to appear from the smokescreen created by the disgruntled previous pension service supplier and the evidence given before Parliament today underlines the fact that Capita aren't to blame.
This gives us LTHs a unique opportunity to get more shares at a bargain price - I added again today - and we closed on £3.50 support (which isn't great but it could be worse).
Regarding whether this is the next Rolls Royce or not - I don't think IR are going to influence that as it really depends how much AH can get from Private Equity once it's clear that all the issues have been fixed.
Just buy more or sit tight - no need to sell - this will blow over and, as I said yesterday, under AH leadership this will be fixed and we will all be rewarded accordingly.
Luckily - for a lot of the LTHs - we bought the majority of our shares at 14p (or less) old money so we are sat with £2.10 per share averages .... so whether this is £4.50 or £3.50 or £2.50 (on a day to day basis) is academic BECAUSE
I'm expecting AH to sell this for £9.50 a share - yielding himself about £9.5 million profit.
I thought the latest article in Civil Service World to be very balanced by the way