Re: payout We need to wait for the Scheme Document but payout of 55p is likely to be sometime around Q1 2018, assuming the Scheme becomes effective in early 2018 as set out in the shareholder letter.
payout Any one know when we will get the 55p per share payout?
Re: Next week...or maybe the week after Regency GreenI read the offer was £3.97 , have you got details of £4.50
Next week...or maybe the week after Looks like we may have to wait a few more days but if the £9bn figure (£4.50 a share) is accurate I'll happily wait a bit longer. Sadly it should probably read $9bn. [link]
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Re: Big Fall Id say the ramping by the likes of David Buik is over , he mention the only offer which has been excepted this morning on LBC. Champagne lunch for him in about an hour i think you will find .. lol
Big Fall Can anyone provide an explanation as to the reason for such a large fall in today's share price?
Re: Offer could be around 500p Worldpay should be predator, not preyDamn. Royal Bank of Scotland the 72% state-owned bank sold Worldpay for £2bn to a private equity crew in 2010. Now the card processor, a member of the FTSE 100 index these days, is worth £8bn as US bidders loom.Actually, the tale isnt quite so simple. RBS was under orders to sell Worldpay as a condition of the 2008 taxpayer-funded bailout. The bank held an auction and got the best price at the time. Besides, one suspects the business would have been starved of investment if it had remained within RBS. The idea that £6bn has been lost to RBS is about three-quarters illusion.Can Worldpay itself resist £8bn-plus offers, assuming Vantiv and JP Morgan convert their approaches into real bids? Well, it shouldnt surrender its independence without a fight. Card processing, were told, is a business that is going global and, in that context, Worldpay has strategic value. It has 40% of the UK market and can operate in 126 currencies in 140 countries. rights, it ought to be predator rather than prey.In the real world, investors whose Worldpay shares were worth 320p on Monday will want to look at any bid above 400p. But the directors should push hard. Card processing enjoys fat profit margins the fees are tiny in percentage terms but add up to a big figure and the growth of ecommerce makes the long-term outlook stable.Chairman Sir Mike Rake should not feel compelled to enter negotiations unless he thinks he can get at least 450p a share. RBS was a forced seller. Worldpay is not.
Re: NEW ARTICLE: Trends and Targets for ... Barclays capital downgraded this as recently as 31st May.Why are these types paid such high salary's ?
Re: Offer could be around 500p Competing bids and Worldpay has always been a target. Even as the IPO was underway there were attempts to buy Worldpay. It's a jewel that other companies want to own. It's offers great growth potential for any buyer. A third buyer may trump the current two.
Re: NEW ARTICLE: Trends and Targets for 5/07... Nick Ferrari's financial pundit David Buik ramping it this morning 7.30am .He did this with DC. last Wednesday and it fell back .
NEW ARTICLE: Trends and Targets for 5/07/2017 " WORLDPAY (LSE:WPG) Fairly understandably - given their 27% day, we were pelted with emails asking how far up the food chain Worldpay could be expected to clamber. The answer was more uncomfortable than we'd prefer as, try as we might, our ..."[link]
Re: Offer could be around 500p Woohoo, 28% increase! Turkey, I'd be interested to know your thinking behind the 500p prediction?
Offer could be around 500p Offer could be around 500p. Worth buying or holding onto fo the offer to be announced.
Results An impressive set of results plus the fact that the Chief Executive has bought 550,000 shares shows this company has potential. Time to top up.