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Don’t be arrogant GoCPI. You sound like Keyboard now. Some people such as myself haven’t been part of a SC. We can’t all be as bright as you and there is only so much you can learn online

Will it be discussed at the AGM? Will we be asked to vote by then?

@JG. I do indeed . It is old trader who is very concerned and I can see his point . I don’t think he can ever see a time when a capita share is 9 pounds . Perhaps it’s because we have been so low and the figure is psychologically unimaginable and so is a jump from 2.25 to 9

HHH I don't think concept is being misunderstood . Think old trader is making the point that the wall to climb is psychologically far higher. If they offered a discounted rate to shareholders on new shares to shareholders that would be better

I think Old trader has a good point here-if you were offered the chance to buy additional shares at cheaper prices that might soften the blow

Old trader why dont you ask her the questions

Here are some questions to ask Helen and see how she responds.

1- I am a Capita shareholder concerned about the proposed 15-to-1 share consolidation. Many shareholders, including myself, purchased shares at prices significantly higher than the current market price. For example, an investor who bought at 60p would see their adjusted cost basis rise to £9.00 after the consolidation, while the market price might be around £2.25. This creates a large paper loss and requires a massive price increase just to break even. Could you please explain in detail why management believes this consolidation is in the best interest of long-term shareholders, given this substantial risk of immediate and significant paper losses? What specific, measurable benefits does management anticipate that outweigh these risks?

2- Given that institutional investors hold a significant percentage of Capita shares (reportedly over 30%), what specific consultations has management undertaken with these investors regarding the proposed consolidation? What was the feedback received, and how has that feedback been incorporated into the decision-making process? Can you share any documentation or summaries of these consultations?

3- How does the proposed share consolidation align with Capita's stated long-term strategy of becoming a 'Technology Efficiencies Delivery Company'? Does management believe that the potential negative impact on shareholder sentiment and the risk of increased future dilution (due to the reduced share count) could hinder the company's ability to attract investment and execute its long-term plans?

I see old trader-that's terrible . Im sure this will not go through unless the share consolidation gave extra shares as part of the offer at the 2.25 price to reduce the paper loss

Wouldn’t you be given to acquire extra shares ?

Old man I’m not sure how you are getting to 4 plus.

I have an average of 23 p . What’s my consolidation break even point on a 15-1?

Adam I don’t understand . Won’t your few shares be worth a lot more proportionately?

Old trader , never having been involved in a SC that sounds worrying.

Sorry to be daft on this but isn’t a share consolidation simply repricing the shares proportionately to the reduction of shares to a given price. Help! Do you get extra shares? I don’t see why it’s right I should make a loss just for a share consolidation.

Trenners are you saying Capita have decided to consolidate? Can you refer me to the source please?

Do it yourself Keyboard . I only help people whose motives are transparent and honourable

Keyboard's comments

"debt financing is better than before" -

Can you explain how paying off £53.6m of debt, to then proceed with taking out £94.2m at 7.4% is a demonstration of debt financing being better than before?

Can someone explain loan facilities at reduced rates over longer periods work? He just doesn't understand

@Terry -that wont work. Savage is a Labour supporting accolyte who revels in getting rises from other members. His biggest profit is 4k and he started investing in December 2022. He is a non entity. He just enjoys digging the knife in. You have to wonder what kind of person would enjoy doing that. Possibly one with mental health issues.

@GoCPI agreed. What do you mean £50m cash inflows. From what?

Did anyone listen to this? Anything interesting over and above the RNS?

Ive never been part of one of these. Are there any benefits to existing shareholders?

Burges the debt financing is better than before and hopefully the cost cutting will feed through and continue . I’ll be at the AGM this year. Will any of you?

Keyboard 92 percent renewal rate, far leaner business … that’s what we are going for ….

Won’t be listening but I will attend AGM . Will you be going AIM