Public Service Properties Investments (PSPI)
Public Service Properties Investments Price and Volume
Previous Close: 25.25p* (real time prices at ADVFN)Previous Range: 24.50 - 25.40*
Previous Volume: 5000 shares (down on average)*
Trading: above the 50 day M.A. (13.3227) & above the 200 day M.A. (14.4958)*
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Public Service Properties Investments Recent RNS from Interactive Investor
- Public Service Props - Result of AGM (12th Jun 2013)
- Public Service Props - Annual Financial Report (20th May 2013)
- Public Service Props - Notice of AGM (20th May 2013)
- Public Service Props - Final Results (18th Apr 2013)
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Re: 25p
By farmerdaveThu, 21 Mar 2013 14:44:00 GMT
When I posted before I said 33-67p still think it is in that range but given the pressure on peoples budgets at present wouldnt care to narrow it down really - seeing a slight growth in asset values but will be a while before it feels like we are out of the woods
FD By farmerdave
Re: 25p
By alpalThu, 21 Mar 2013 14:32:00 GMT
FD: Any view on realisable NAV? Like many, I am horribly under water having been stupid enough to buy when the directors were giving value of 150p and saying 'we are not Southern Cross' By alpal
25p
By farmerdaveThu, 21 Mar 2013 08:28:00 GMT
Good to see 25p so quickly - given recent run in most property companies should see this continue closer to NAV
Cheers
FD By farmerdave
Re: US and Swiss sales
By alpalThu, 20 Dec 2012 15:11:00 GMT
FD: I don't remember our 'esteemed' directors talking about non-core investments when they bought these. As for the demonstrable incompetence of whoever has been doing the valuations.. but I am sure their remuneration and fees were based on the valuation being high not whether the valuation was realistic.
As for reducing costs: Easily done, fire all the directors and appoint fewer [but passably competent] at lower fees. I am available as a director - I will guarantee that I am more competent than the present lot. By alpal
US and Swiss sales
By farmerdaveThu, 20 Dec 2012 10:46:00 GMT
Small diff to the valuation of the company but a lot of overheads and leverage reduced. On the back of this management should take note that costs should be severely reduced
Generally a good thing for company to reduce the trouble over assets that are not really adding anything to the company
FD
By farmerdave
Re: RNS
By jaxonsaxSat, 15 Dec 2012 13:36:00 GMT
I was disappointed with the announcement.
Given the length of time the strategic review has been ongoing it seemed a fairly small part of the groups activities and one assumes it was the easiest deal for them to do, so a discount to previous valuation of 13% doesnt bode well for the rest of the portfolio given the level of debt magnifies the effect of a valuation shortfall as far as NAV is concerned.
The US looks like a huge problem as the USPS is losing a LOT of money so buyers for that part will be very scarce or at hugely discounted valuations to reflect that.
I can see this drifting back to 10p quite easily. By jaxonsax
no change
By indibayThu, 13 Dec 2012 08:41:00 GMT
no reason to strike the directors off my black list then By indibay
RNS
By alpalThu, 13 Dec 2012 08:24:00 GMT
It seems our directors have finally woken up to the fact that the company has a cash flow problem and we are now into fire-sale mode to correct this.
Properties now sold at way below previous valuations - but I don't see any mention of managers or advisors or valuers being fired for incompetence.
Also note that the current RNS does not include a current NAV; just an indication that the directors haven't a clue.... By alpal
Re: Notice of Annual General Meeting
By alpalThu, 08 Nov 2012 09:14:00 GMT
Did anyone attend? And hopefully get some useful info on the future [if any] for PSPI? By alpal
Re: Notice of Annual General Meeting
By ShipTapTue, 16 Oct 2012 21:34:00 GMT
I've heard that the Board plan to give it a miss. By ShipTap
Notice of Annual General Meeting
By ValutaTue, 16 Oct 2012 21:14:00 GMT
Does anyone plan to attend?
Valuta
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Public Service Props
Notice of AGM
RNS Number : 8111O
Public Service Properties Inv Ltd
16 October 2012
Notice of Annual General Meeting
Public Service Properties Investments Limited (AIM: PSPI) announces that the Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at 11:00a.m. on Wednesday, 7th November 2012 at 7 Bond Street, St Helier, Jersey JE2 3NP.
The notice of AGM has been posted to shareholders. Electronic copies of the documents can be obtained from the Company's website: www.pspiltd.com
By Valuta Re: RNS
By SkeptoThu, 04 Oct 2012 14:41:00 GMT
It looks to me as if the market is treating the company like all other heavily indebted property funds i.e. a heavy discount. In this case the cash issues (e.g. Switzerland) probably add to the general gloom. By Skepto
Re: RNS
By alpalWed, 03 Oct 2012 16:26:00 GMT
From the downward price movement today, I sadly fear we are about to find out that the directors are a greater 'wunch of bankers' than we thought and that the NAV is much less than 70p.
What would please me most? Having to apologise to all on this BB for having maligned the directors when they produce a sale of all assets and pay us all 50p per share. By alpal
Re: RNS
By alpalWed, 03 Oct 2012 11:16:00 GMT
Like you [I assume] I am showing a huge loss on this but also cannot afford to 'average down'. Unfortunately I also have no confidence in the directors ever since I received an e-mail from them a year or two back saying "We are not like Southern Cross". And they still keep their jobs? By alpal
Re: RNS
By itsfatboyjimTue, 02 Oct 2012 17:41:00 GMT
I hope that there's not more bad news to come, but with the NAV per share at 73.4p at 30 June 2012 (31 December 2011 - 108.3p) it is looking like there is at least some upside, I just can't stomach to invest any more though. By itsfatboyjim
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Rally
By MogliThu, 28 Mar 2013 08:30:07 GMT
I imagine that the NAV is now on the up, perhaps over 50p. Also I think that barring immediate asset sales, a small dividend may be re-introduced. We are at a massive discount to NAV, probably 100% appreciation in share price over the next 12 months. All the headlines just now feature articles about ageing population, demand for residential care isn't going to deminish. DYOR
Nice rally
By pintofhsbWed, 20 Mar 2013 18:29:00 GMT
Still need another 120% to break even though! Any thoughts on why it's on the up and how far it can go?
Re-financing & property sale
By MogliThu, 13 Dec 2012 10:13:10 GMT
Good news. Actively managed. Further de-leveraging (borrowings were already below 50% of assets). NAV now 63p (using 31 July post transaction figure). Long term leases. EPS about 4p going forward. A proportion of future disposal proceeds will probably be distributed to shareholders (as stated in 2012 interim accounts): `After maintenance of sufficient working capital, the Company intends that any surplus funds from asset disposals will be paid back to shareholders; however, at present there can be no guarantee on timing and quantum of amounts to be distributed'. DYOR
pathia
By riddlerThu, 18 Oct 2012 11:16:19 GMT
but NAV means little if u can,t re-finance debt OR sell it
but !!!!
By riddlerThu, 18 Oct 2012 11:08:15 GMT
Strategic Review On 30 September 2011 I announced the commencement of a strategic review of all of the Group's assets in each jurisdiction against a background of very restricted debt markets, Government austerity measures and local authority funding difficulties throughout the UK. The Board and its advisers had been conscious that the debt refinancing of £82 million secured against a majority of the Group's UK assets and approximately £5 million adverse value of interest rate swap contracts, both due in September 2012, could be a challenge to achieve on attractive terms against the backdrop of these factors. During the intervening twelve months the Board and its advisers have extensively reviewed options in each of the jurisdictions in which the Group had invested, including investigating whether any of its assets could be sold in an orderly manner. The broad findings from that review were that the credit markets remained extremely challenging which, in turn, has had a negative impact on secondary market transactions, thus limiting the opportunities to sell assets on satisfactory terms. As part of the strategic review, the Company announced on 2 April 2012 that it had commenced discussions with the Esquire Group ("Esquire"), the parent company of the European Care Group, the tenant of all the Group's UK properties, with the prospect of a joint refinancing of debt in conjunction with some form of combination of the majority of the Group's UK properties with Esquire. After taking detailed market soundings, the Board concluded that a standalone refinancing without a material deleveraging would not be possible on attractive terms and, therefore, the Board recommended that shareholders vote in favour of a combination of the majority of the Company's UK portfolio with the assets and businesses of Esquire (the "Transaction"), with whom the Company had maintained parallel negotiations.
loftya
By riddlerTue, 16 Oct 2012 06:58:31 GMT
no bother, see our spats on MHG and you,l see he talks rubbish 24/7 mate
riddler
By loftya31Tue, 16 Oct 2012 06:57:44 GMT
Good morning to you :-0 Sorry about cutting it short last night, I hope you and the family are great and parenthood is being kind to you. I dont think gige likes me or you much lol cant say I will lose sleep over it though.
pathia
By riddlerMon, 15 Oct 2012 16:27:18 GMT
judging by your lies about PTCM and the rest of your short posting history people would be wellla dvised to treat your "views! with pinch of salt
ramper
By riddlerMon, 15 Oct 2012 07:14:54 GMT
will move on very low volume very tightly held and directors been buying for months much higher and at an all time low. Predator lurking Report post Learn about share trading, CFDs, Spread Betting and Foreign Exchange SOU O/T PTCM Thu 14:08 Been buying hearing 22p approach has been made