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i think the current SP is very fortunate, given the trading range over last couple of years it could have been alot worse and I dont see any fast correction coming anytime soon. i havnt traded this for a while but to add a bit of balance to the board i dont see the appeal in this at the moment.
this will only bring more misery today
due on friday/market update should have us back near £4.50 GLA
on here any updates
The Board of Real Estate Opportunities plc ("REO" or the "Group") wishes to advise that further to the announcements of 27 January 2012 and 5 March 2012 in relation to the court case involving the National Asset Management Agency ("NAMA") and certain REO Group subsidiaries, the Irish High Court has today found that the Group had raised substantial issues in relation to NAMA's conduct towards the Group and granted leave to the Group subsidiaries to maintain certain claims against NAMA pursuant to their rights under Irish law. The Group's claim will now be subject to a full judicial review.
got any info ????? seems we are being kept in the dark
here as well.
Was the outcome of the hearing last week, am I the only one left here? Shall I close the door on the way out....?.....
riddler, sorry
Battersea Power Station Shareholder Vehicle 3 Ord A NPV -53,488 shares in this and Battersea Power Station Shareholder Vehicle 3 Warrants to subscribe for Ordinary A Shares-26,744 shares in this and 357,411 in REO so can they rap it all up or are the non trading ones protected ? OR ARE we all in the dark until the end of the month??
Has turned out to big a big joke, first they issue a load of share that are not yet listed/ trading Then they suspend trading in the left overs. Can anybody tell me how this may pan out and from a legal point.
shoulkd be 90p-£1 in the very near future. the additional sales they will generate havnt really had enough time to impact on these results.
fingers crossed then. anyway nice to see a lift here today. needs to break 57p for me. GLA
what are you expecting in the intrim update?and SP affect
lots of council contracts being tendered out at the moment, lets hope they are on top of it. i would like to see the dividend reinstated and a clear stratigic plan(or specific team set up) detailing how they are going to continue to adapt in an everchanging electronic market place.
Hammersmith and Fulham Council Signs Ad Contract with Trinity Mirror Southern 07 Apr 2011 Trinity Mirror Southern has reached an agreement with Hammersmith and Fulham Council to publish its advertising for the next six years. The agreement will see public notices and other display advertisements published in the Fulham and Hammersmith Chronicle every week. As part of the agreement, extra council-branded pagination will be provided by the paper to ensure that the council continues to promote consultations, events and other public information. Simon Edgley, Trinity Mirror Southern managing director, said: “We are not only absolutely delighted to sign this agreement, but also that our titles and websites will play such a significant part in ensuring that residents of Hammersmith and Fulham remain appropriately informed.” Councillor Stephen Greenhalgh, Hammersmith and Fulham council leader, said: “We have been incredibly proud to have published H&F News but this agreement is a positive step forward for the borough's residents as we have secured an effective way of communicating our news, while delivering real value for money. “As a result we will continue to have one of the lowest communication costs of any London borough. “Additionally, this illustrates our commitment to supporting a vibrant independently produced newspaper in the borough.” The initial six-year advertising contract comes after a European-wide tender which attracted one bid.
this to do with B sky B green light?
friend emailed me this yesterday.I thought it was a recent story. sorry.
Good news for Trinity Mirror as local newspaper profits risePremium Article !Your account has been frozen. For your available options click the below button. Options Premium Article !To read this article in full you must have registered and have a Premium Content Subscription with the Scotland On Sunday site. Subscribe Registered Article !To read this article in full you must be registered with the site. Sign InRegister « Previous « PreviousNext » Next »View GalleryPublished Date: 15 October 2006 By GUY DIXON TRINITY Mirror's stable of more than 40 Scottish local newspapers overcame tough trading in the industry to record a sharp increase in profits last year. The group's Scottish and Universal Newspapers division owns titles including the Paisley Daily Express, the Ayrshire Post and the Dumfries and Galloway Standard. Accounts show S&UN's pre-tax operating profits rose from £12.9m in the 53 weeks to J ADVERTISEMENTADGRPID:|SERVTYPE: anuary 2, 2005, to £15.7m in the 52 weeks to January 1, 2006. Revenues edged higher from £34.2m to £35.6m in the same period. Trinity Mirror also owns national titles including the Daily Record and Sunday Mail in Scotland, and the Daily and Sunday Mirror, which are not included in the accounts. The increase in profits comes despite tough competition in the UK newspaper industry, with papers facing a challenge to keep hold of readers and advertisers. Accounts show that S&UN reduced its overheads by cutting staffing levels from 422 to 374, which lowered salary costs from £10.2m to £9.4m. Trinity Mirror has reorganised its businesses in an effort to reduce costs, with back office functions being streamlined. The S&UN accounts do not provide a definitive picture of the health of Trinity's Scottish local titles because certain costs and charges such as IT, human resources and pensions are centralised to the parent group, shared and re-charged to the business. These are not reflected in S&UN's accounts. Nonetheless, the figures provide a snapshot of the health of the local newspaper industry in Scotland. A spokesman for Trinity Mirror said: "S&UN is a great business and we are very pleased with its progress in the face of difficult market conditions. However, we do not comment on the financial accounts of our individual subsidiaries." There is speculation that Trinity Mirror would listen to offers for its Scottish Business Insider magazine as part of chief executive Sly Bailey's review of the company, which is also examining whether it should sell the national or local newspaper divisions. It is understood that approaches have been made about Insider Publications, but a price could not be agreed. The company was not prepared to comment.
lets see what the morning brings.