M4TTA Posted October 30, 2006 Posted October 30, 2006 Was looking at thetakeoverpanel today just out of interest and noticed something that i thought was rather interesting. We have 3 clubs up for takeovers at the moment in the premier league. UsWest Hamand the Biggest club in the league, Newcastle. The share prices for the 3 clubs are: OFFEREE: Liverpool Football Club & Athletic Grounds Plc 500p ordinary NSI: 34,823 OFFEROR: No named offeror OFFEREE: West Ham United Plc 25p ordinary NSI: 20,202,352 OFFEROR: Kia Joorabchian Rule 2.10 information not available OFFEROR: Eggert Magnusson Rule 2.10 information not available OFFEREE: Newcastle United Plc 5p ordinary ISIN: GB0006572795 NSI:133,107,121 OFFEROR: Belgravia Group Rule 2.10 information not available The Difference in price is remarkable.
Will Posted October 30, 2006 Posted October 30, 2006 OFFEREE: Liverpool Football Club & Athletic Grounds Plc 500p ordinary NSI: 34,823Can someone who knows more than I explain how the alleged price of our shares is only £5 when they cost closer to 1,000 times that? I know it's to do with supply and demand - but why are they down as 500p?
Gerry Posted October 30, 2006 Posted October 30, 2006 That's the nominal price of the share isn't it? Nothing to do with the actual price of the share.
Tosh Posted October 30, 2006 Posted October 30, 2006 That's the nominal price of the share isn't it? Nothing to do with the actual price of the share.is the correct answer. Not to mention the fact that any "takeover" has to buy a) the sharesb) at market price So if we had 1000 shares valued at £1000 each and Newcastle had 1,000,000 valued at £1 each the buyout cost will be the same...
Falconhoof Posted October 30, 2006 Posted October 30, 2006 so why is the nominal price £5 and not 5p ?
RP Posted October 30, 2006 Posted October 30, 2006 Was looking at thetakeoverpanel today just out of interest and noticed something that i thought was rather interesting. We have 3 clubs up for takeovers at the moment in the premier league. UsWest Hamand the Biggest club in the league, Newcastle. The share prices for the 3 clubs are: OFFEREE: Liverpool Football Club & Athletic Grounds Plc 500p ordinary NSI: 34,823 OFFEROR: No named offeror OFFEREE: West Ham United Plc 25p ordinary NSI: 20,202,352 OFFEROR: Kia Joorabchian Rule 2.10 information not available OFFEROR: Eggert Magnusson Rule 2.10 information not available OFFEREE: Newcastle United Plc 5p ordinary ISIN: GB0006572795 NSI:133,107,121 OFFEROR: Belgravia Group Rule 2.10 information not available The Difference in price is remarkable. If by 'remarkable' you mean 'irrelevant' then I agree with you.
Spoone Posted October 30, 2006 Posted October 30, 2006 so why is the nominal price £5 and not 5p ? Its just a token price given to the shares on their issue or when the company is set up. The price then rises (or falls) in respect to demand and market forces. If you like its just the starting price of an auction that can go up or down for the duration of the company's existence.
Gerry Posted October 30, 2006 Posted October 30, 2006 so why is the nominal price £5 and not 5p ? Why wouldn't it be £5? The nominal price of a share is just the original price of the shares when they were first issued.
M4TTA Posted October 30, 2006 Author Posted October 30, 2006 If by 'remarkable' you mean 'irrelevant' then I agree with you. O, i may not know the ins and outs of this, i just thought the difference was rather huge. that is all.
RP Posted October 30, 2006 Posted October 30, 2006 O, i may not know the ins and outs of this, i just thought the difference was rather huge. that is all. There are no implications at all in this difference. May seem confusing, but just ignore it. All you need to know is the current share price and the number of shares issued - that'll tell you what the Club 'is worth'.
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