Kerry Co Op Shares

when is the leading milk price due will they issue share certs and this at the same time

Pure ignorance here, but what's the story with the KCC share certificate, aswell as the extra group shares added?

Anyone know what type of company Kerry Dairy Ireland will be?, LTD? PLC?, ULC?

How many shares are in issue? No of employees in total, including everyone in the creameries side of things?

Can shares be traded? How? Thanks

Anyone figure out how to down the list mentioned below?

https://www.farmersjournal.ie/agribusiness/news/revealed-biggest-winners-from-kerry-share-bonanza-854575

C shareholder here and haven't really been paying much attention to this whole thing up to now.

II do hope now though that the people over Kerry co-op or Kerry dairy Ireland now fully understand that they've had it easy all along just managing shares. They're now getting involved in the serious business of running a very large company with people's livelihood and the Kerry dairy industry at stake. This is not a game.

Really hope this works out for everyone involved

Best of luck to anyone who made a few quid out of it. We had a sudden and unexpected death in the family last week. It really put things into perspective. All the Kerry Co-op shares in the world wouldn’t mean a thing without your health.

After reading that article, I couldn’t help but wonder—and this is purely my opinion—if the morning ritual at The IFJ HQ involves a team huddle where they ask, “How much lower can we go today lads?” Based on their latest performance, I might need to start shredding my bank statements in case next week’s paper includes a full exposé on my finances, freshly scavenged from my bins. In my opinion, they’re on a slippery slope, fast becoming the farming world’s journalistic answer to the News of the World.

In my opinion, Pat O’Toole is the only journalist there with any real credibility. He’s in a different league—a straight-talking, honest man. You wouldn’t catch Pat printing widows’ names and addresses or splashing whatever few pounds they got from a spin-out all over the paper. No, Pat has something the rest seem to lack: integrity.

Yeah makes sense alright.

I should have realised that

Don't think there will be a 13th payment. The 50 million was to cover "all past and future liabilities". So we will have to make do with our share of that.

From a journalistic perspective, if they were determined to run with the story, they could have at least done it properly. They completely missed the mark in explaining that this final spin-out is essentially just the last swig from the bottom of a pint glass.

The co-op initially held a 55% stake in the PLC. In the 1996 spin-out, members received 11 PLC shares for every co-op share, and most still hold shares from those spin-outs in the 1990s and 2000s. So, if the article claims someone pocketed €1 million from this spin-out, you can safely assume their overall shareholding is closer to €4 million. At the end of the day, though, your first €100 million every morning is your health—shares can tank overnight.

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