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This is staggeringly good news , this is going to catapult GW into the big time across the world. Films , TV through the global reach of Amazon will turn this company into a 100 billion behemoth.
I have just bought a chunk of shares which should provide me with a multi million pound income in my retirement.
This feels like a fever tree , apple , Tesla moment!
Just picked a chunk of these yesterday with the proceeds of my Carclo sale which was absolutely dismal, while I know this company won’t set the world on fire should benefit from the present situation.
I do like the fact they are starting to get a foothold in the US !
They obviously didn’t have any solid penalty clauses in the contract !
Julian has plenty of cash why wouldn’t he just buy it back makes total sense.
Had no idea just how important this deal is and how ridiculous the price is at the moment, time to load up for the next 10 years !
This is an absolute disaster , their biggest customer cancelling a 10 year contract and in their statement they need to find out what the potential compensation might be .
Surely there was a cancellation clause in the contract that stated clearly what that would be , I give up !
While I agree IQE has great growth prospects I feel we must not underestimate the potential of their legal claim over Tower semi which is now owned by Intel , it could be. Massive !!
For a billion pound company producing billions of chips we could be looking at billions of compensation, who knows !
China looking shaky !
A some point we will get an RNS that will clarify the shareholding then it will be fireworks.
10/14p ?…
What impact do we think the lockdowns will have on results .
Big news about to drop !!!!!!
Any new investors looking to try and stop this speeding train please do not jump in , wait until there is a clear picture on their financial plan . Comments such as their sales are great but just not making any profit are very worrying as it’s not a great business plan . Interest rates have just risen again and will have a further impact on consumer spending .
Well I have said previously as a warning to any new shareholders it’s fairly clear they don’t have any cash or headroom going forward on their debt .
Equity raise coming which will dramatically dilute the existing shareholders.
My advice is to try and get out this morning before the price plummets back to 3p.
That is very positive news but any new investors please be careful before you rush in to buy , any investment will possibly need a share dilution. My advice is to wait until we have a clear picture of the financial situation at the company. Joules is a great brand and will succeed in the future but nobody is going to come along and just hand them £30 million and wish them a Merry Christmas. Made.com has been suspended this morning and a lot of small investors have lost everything . Let’s see which millionaires suddenly appear to buy the company out of administration on the cheap !
I can assure you that is not the case as I would not want to own any stock that needs financial help in this difficult climate. My concern is purely for any innocent investors that might be tempted to invest at these low prices who could potentially loose their money.
Totally appreciate you wanting to keep things positive if you are invested but hopefully Amazon’s results last night will be a good warning as to the state of things.
They have to repay the short term loan of £5 million by November that’s why they are selling stock at a loss !
Sadly your logic could not be more wrong , we are in the golden quarter which is traditionally the most profitable and in some cases the only profitable quarter of the year for retailers.
The last thing you want to do at this time of year is cut your margins , just take a look at Next.
Matalan are going into administration after failing to find a buyer , Wilko are on the verge of a CVA due to failing to find adequate finance . Joules is not immune from these problems and the only way they will survive is to go into administration, clear their debts and then Tom can buy back out of administration debt free and handpick the best stores .
Made.com has £30 million in cash , no debt , no onerous leases , 1.3 million active customers but could not get financing, what chance has Joules got !
I hope I am completely wrong but I fear this will be another share where small investors end up with nothing.
Sadly it may be a different company but it’s trading in the same difficult economy .
Like Parsley Box , Joules will struggle to get further financing, I can assure you 30% off everything at this time of year is a company that is desperate for cash .
Have you seen Made.com ouch !
There is just no money out there , I have decided to get out as its just too risky!
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290 of their 693 employees are in administration which would be a considerable saving for any company buying them . While I appreciate its a difficult decision to make it shows how lucrative this company could be to an existing player .
I am still convinced this will go to a European player .