SVR - Savor Ltd (Formerly MOA)

[CJ]

Anyone have or know of what happened to 42 below in its first few years?

While it did make continual losses, this was planned (much like Xero now).

It didn't miss sales targets.

[winner69]

And Milford no longer have a substantial holding.

https://www.nzx.com/companies/MOA/announcements/239872

So they disclosed they sold 45 thou sharechat...that's all they had to disclose

Wonder how many more they sold ..... To be consistent MOA became too risky for their clients so hopefully the lot

[CJ]

And Milford no longer have a substantial holding.

https://www.nzx.com/companies/MOA/announcements/239872

My maths aren't good but they have gone from 1.8m shares to 1.485m shares, yet only disclose selling 45k shares. Shouldn't they be disclosing at least 315k sold?

[winner69]

My maths aren't good but they have gone from 1.8m shares to 1.485m shares, yet only disclose selling 45k shares. Shouldn't they be disclosing at least 315k sold?

Think they only need to disclose the actual sale that took them below the 5%

But then again you would think that they would then say they only had that reduced number eh

Maybe they did sell 315k The others at a lower price than the 45k and were trying to hide that loss

[winner69]

Think they only need to disclose the actual sale that took them below the 5%

But then again you would think that they would then say they only had that reduced number eh

Maybe they did sell 315k The others at a lower price than the 45k and were trying to hide that loss

Note this line on the Ann

. Following the above trade Milford Asset Management ceased to be a substantial share holder.

And the words THE ABOVE TRADE

[Schrodinger]

Wow, sell sell sell! Any price weakness in a stock and they are just selling! I don't blame them for Moa though, terrible idea even to begin with investing in them. Guess they'll be going out to buy more BFW now!

Anyone remember the original Steinlager. Trashy, ****ty tasting export beer that was a hit outside NZ?

So bad they had to rebrand it to Steinlager Pure to get the locals to drink it..

[CJ]

Note this line on the Ann

. Following the above trade Milford Asset Management ceased to be a substantial share holder.

And the words THE ABOVE TRADE

Thats not it. Selling 45k onlyl takes them down to 5.8%

They need to sell the full 315k to take them down to 5.92%.

[macduffy]

Anyone remember the original Steinlager. Trashy, ****ty tasting export beer that was a hit outside NZ?

So bad they had to rebrand it to Steinlager Pure to get the locals to drink it..

That doesn't accord with my early memories of Steinlager. As I recall, it was a big hit with the yuppies of that era who had been brought up on 6 o'clock closing, draught beer by the jug and the likes of Lion Red (and Brown), DB, Champion, Wards, Speights etc - in big bottles. Not a huge selection there and very little, expensive, imported brews available. But then, I might just be looking at those times through rose coloured taste buds!

[winner69]

Thats not it. Selling 45k onlyl takes them down to 5.8%

They need to sell the full 315k to take them down to 5.92%.

Maybe the 475k was the last trade then

Then again I have seen some ssh notices that list every trade in the time period between announcements

[born2invest]

MOA was always a gamble on the reputation of the Geoff Ross though wasn't it?

If he could do it with vodka then why not with beer?

Unfortunately they are two different products in very different markets with completely different consumers.