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Applegreen (#APGN) – €5.75 per share recommended offer from founders & Blackstone

2020-12-22 07:59:59

Applegreen (#APGN) – “in advanced discussions” re. possible €5.75 per share cash offer

2020-12-10 08:00:00

Applegreen (#APGN) – trading update as sites have remained open & banking facilities update

2020-05-13 07:10:32

Applegreen (#APGN) – trading “in line with expectations”, continues to add sites

2019-06-05 07:10:43

Applegreen (#APGN) – impacted by March severe weather & recent fuel price increases, agreement to lease 43 sites in US

2018-06-05 23:10:17

Applegreen (#APGN) – trading “in line”, maiden dividend, confident

2017-05-29 23:10:42

Applegreen - Ripening Apple

Dublin-based petrol filling station group Applegreen (APGN) held its AGM this morning and updated the market with respect to trading so far this year. This high-growth business looks like it has the potential to become a genuine AIM success story, having listed less than a year ago. Many IPOs have turned sour recently, but Applegreen isn’t one of them.

By Graham Neary | Published 2016-05-20 04:17:21 |

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TOM19 Oct 2026

I will not argue with your first statement. for the evidence is clear. Yes of course cash spent on capex cannot be used to pay a div but as it moves thru cashflow statement not P&L it does not affect retained earnings. So if AMRQ makes a $200m profit in the 18 months to dec 27 (it could spend $150m on building BA and still pay a div with spare cash and as it would then have retained earnings of $97m. I was only suggesting a nominal 1p per share to start with (so a cost of $6m)

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DUCKnDIVE19 Oct 2026

Well, I am a moron then because I assumed the folding cash for asset capex would come out of actual profits in a rush over a couple of years maybe. However it is presented on paper, I thought the actual cash would diminish rapidly leaving less to distribute to shareholders.

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MICHAEL MCKENNA19 Oct 2026

Corked...

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TOM19 Oct 2026

Of course they will but you are confusing P&L and cashflow statement. capex is on the latter. so let us say between july 1 2026 and end 2027 PTP is $200m. $100m can go on capex on building BA mine. that capex is then depreciated over 15 years or whatever LOM is in 2028 onwards P&L but is not a hit on 2027 P&L so does not affect retained earnings

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DUCKnDIVE19 Oct 2026

Do you mean that they won't be using profits to finance asset development? Won't lenders/subscribers insist on it?

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TOM19 Oct 2026

A lot but that would be capex so affects the cashflow statejment not the P&Lnext?

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PHIL556619 Oct 2026

It makes you think. Pull all of my money out of the market and put it into cash with the best yields about 5% on savings accounts.My portfolio yields 8.7% despite having a few non dividend stocks, Kefi and Amrq.Though the saas apocalypse took some stocks down 60% and the FTSE drifted 4% in that time.Many of these stocks are now down only 10% YTD recovering most of the lost ground.Peak loses reached a possible $2 trillion.Could the AI crash be as contained?So sell my SMT and PCT and AAT?Could this run for another 12 months or could it all implode when DJT gets a strop after the mid terms. Could this be a bonfire night Explosion?I will seriously consider taking a profit on my 10 spacex and perhaps SMT.In the mean time, I will collect my dividends and instead of investing, I think I will treat all those I love this Christmas.Exact timings are hard to guess, though it never hurts to have a little/lot of cash on the sidelines, apart from when Labour start taxing it in your stocks and shares ISA next April.

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DUCKnDIVE19 Oct 2026

How much to develop the other assets?

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PIEROTLUNAIRE19 Oct 2026

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