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From: | Sarah Corkill <Sarah.Corkill@directbroking.co.nz> |
Date: | Tue, 25 Jan 2000 08:04:32 +1300 |
Brief
summary of Dominion article:
Heavy
trading in SVY shows no sign of abating. The volume of shares traded since
05/01/2000 has hit 32m including 2.6m yesterday. Savoy chief executive
Kerry Haycock can't explain the recent interest. He said the NZSE had
asked him last week if he knew of any reason for the burst. He could think
of nother in particular that would stimulate such a run. He said one
borker had told him that there had been a re-rating of the stock with plans by
SVY to bring a $100m lawsuit against Auckland City Council for costs and
compensation for loss of profits because the council had pulled the plug on the
$164m Britomart terminal. SVY was one of the main developers and has spent
more than $10m on it. Mr Haycock said the action was expected to be filed
in March.
He
said there had been rumours since shortly after Christmas that SVY subsidiary
SVY Technologies was about to announce a deal. SVY Technologies has been
pursuing opportunities in NZ in association with Ericsson Group, particularly in
the urban and mobile communications sectors. Mr Haycock said those
developments were ongoing but there was no announcement in the
wings.
He
thought investors might have had a change of heart about the stock since it
announced last week that it was exiting DBN and selling its 11.74m shares for
almost $3m. Since that announcement the shares have risen from 6c to 8.5c
at the close of trade yesterday.............
There
you go Ben.
Regards,
Sarah Corkill
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