OCA - Oceania Group - retirement villages

[Waltzing]

Brilliant idea, Buy Back, they WILL MAKE IT WORK.

dont think they would allow a take over offer specialists just wander all over the sites being built would they?

Guided tour?

Note 3.1 has been made to work.

[Habits]

I "wonder" if you mean wander? This has me wondering

[Waltzing]

Thanks for that habits... yes

i was wondering if they would let the Oppo just wander all over the site..

[winner69]

Tockland hocked off their villages for about a billion the other day. Infratil/NZ Super doing the rounds to hock off RetireAustralia, probably worth about a billion.

Interested buyers might look further afield and say that Oceania looks a good / better buy

Let’s hope so ….$1.40 would be good.

[Waltzing]

it would be hard to increase any holdings; the fingers on the buttons would be pressing down so fast...

[winner69]

Suppose we need to wait until late May before we will told what a stellar year Oceania have had

And then we will wonder how come the OCA share price ever went below $1 (in Aussie that is)

[thebusinessman]

My grandad is in a BUPA home and as of today all visitors must RAT test on the way in, and visiting hours have been halved... Glad they're taking it seriously.

It lasted one day. Some visitors complained and two nurses were off wards testing visitors (in a nursing shortage). They've gone back to no RAT tests for visitors... Not sure how I feel about it.

[dobby41]

It lasted one day. Some visitors complained and two nurses were off wards testing visitors (in a nursing shortage). They've gone back to no RAT tests for visitors... Not sure how I feel about it.

But RATs were going to solve everything - or so said the opinionists.

[Ggcc]

It lasted one day. Some visitors complained and two nurses were off wards testing visitors (in a nursing shortage). They've gone back to no RAT tests for visitors... Not sure how I feel about it.

Couldn’t family just wait for rats to hit the stores and out of courtesy test themselves before they see their loved ones. Self ownership rather than victim mentality.

[850man]

Couldn’t family just wait for rats to hit the stores and out of courtesy test themselves before they see their loved ones. Self ownership rather than victim mentality.

That would be too sensible, taking personal responsibility. Certainly not the sort of decision our gov't thinks people are capable of making