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Great to see after a bit of a revolving door with our co-majors.
Plus I love the 3/4 time promo....its quick but gets the crowd in and if it goes off......BANG
- Oct 12, 2016
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Yeah i think they got their money's worth this year.
Giant Heart
THE BEAST
It's good to see continuity by way of sponsorship from a multinational whose locally based head office is here in SW Sydney.
My Dad did some consulting work for Toyo about seven years ago and was out at the Minto site for a short period of time. He said they were a fantastic organisation to deal with.
My Dad did some consulting work for Toyo about seven years ago and was out at the Minto site for a short period of time. He said they were a fantastic organisation to deal with.
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We're saving and putting the money in a piggy bank. Once we reach the target amount we expand Spotless to 34k and buy it out.No expense spared in that announcement. Must be on a tight budget.....
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lol, this reminds me, I forgot to ctc them today, sending a reminder to work now...
Also I've seen numbers starting at 1500, if true that would mean selling 30 x $50 shares, a big ask on this boards current regulars though not impossible.
As suggested will enquire about the ladies also.
Also I've seen numbers starting at 1500, if true that would mean selling 30 x $50 shares, a big ask on this boards current regulars though not impossible.
As suggested will enquire about the ladies also.
St. George bank now on board as well: http://www.gwsgiants.com.au/news/2017-03-29/stgeorge-bank-joins-the-giants
I would have thought that NAB may have had some exclusitivity rights over the clubs given their partnership with the AFL, but obviously not.
Welcome to the team St.George !!!
I would have thought that NAB may have had some exclusitivity rights over the clubs given their partnership with the AFL, but obviously not.
Welcome to the team St.George !!!
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Makes me a little happier I bank with them. I
Toyota sponsors the League you still got Ford at Geelong, Jeep at Richmond, Mazda at North, VW at Sydney, Skoda with us, Port with Renault.....
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JLT sponsored the preseason cup...
Yet Brisbane is sponsored by Vero, Swans by QBE, etc.
The league and sponsors used to care, but now they just make sure they don't in order to bring in more $$$.
Yet Brisbane is sponsored by Vero, Swans by QBE, etc.
The league and sponsors used to care, but now they just make sure they don't in order to bring in more $$$.
Not sure I'm too keen on "Downer Stadium". Not what we'd really want I would have thought.
Downer gains 30pct interest in Spotless
Engineering and maintenance firm Downer EDI says it has lifted its interest in takeover target Spotless Group to nearly 30 per cent as Spotless continues to urge its shareholders to reject Downer's offer.
Downer on Thursday said it now had an interest of 29.598 per cent in facilities services provider Spotless.
It is offering $1.15 for each Spotless share, valuing Spotless at $1.3 billion.
Downer intends to waive the defeating conditions to its offer and introduce accelerated payment terms if it achieves an interest of at least 50 per cent in Spotless by June 16 and if no defeating condition has been breached.
Spotless's board has told shareholders they will be better off if they keep their shares as the company resets its strategy to boost earnings growth.
On Thursday, Spotless said it was showing positive momentum and again recommended that shareholders reject Downer's current offer.
It said it had reduced its operational complexity by selling a bundle of about 250 small cleaning contracts in New Zealand, and had started delivering services under a major contract at the new Royal Adelaide Hospital.
Furthermore, Spotless had improved its contract win and renewal rates and had extended its debt maturities.
"As we have consistently maintained, Spotless is at an inflection point, and today's announcement is further evidence that the strategy reset is well on track and there is strong positive momentum in the business," Spotless chairman Garry Hounsell said.
"The board and management team have maintained their strong focus on delivering results, and we continue to maintain our belief that Spotless can create more value over the medium term as an independent company."
Shares in Spotless were up 0.22 at $1.1425 at 1252 AEST.
Downer EDI was 3.73 per cent lower at $6.065.
Downer gains 30pct interest in Spotless
Engineering and maintenance firm Downer EDI says it has lifted its interest in takeover target Spotless Group to nearly 30 per cent as Spotless continues to urge its shareholders to reject Downer's offer.
Downer on Thursday said it now had an interest of 29.598 per cent in facilities services provider Spotless.
It is offering $1.15 for each Spotless share, valuing Spotless at $1.3 billion.
Downer intends to waive the defeating conditions to its offer and introduce accelerated payment terms if it achieves an interest of at least 50 per cent in Spotless by June 16 and if no defeating condition has been breached.
Spotless's board has told shareholders they will be better off if they keep their shares as the company resets its strategy to boost earnings growth.
On Thursday, Spotless said it was showing positive momentum and again recommended that shareholders reject Downer's current offer.
It said it had reduced its operational complexity by selling a bundle of about 250 small cleaning contracts in New Zealand, and had started delivering services under a major contract at the new Royal Adelaide Hospital.
Furthermore, Spotless had improved its contract win and renewal rates and had extended its debt maturities.
"As we have consistently maintained, Spotless is at an inflection point, and today's announcement is further evidence that the strategy reset is well on track and there is strong positive momentum in the business," Spotless chairman Garry Hounsell said.
"The board and management team have maintained their strong focus on delivering results, and we continue to maintain our belief that Spotless can create more value over the medium term as an independent company."
Shares in Spotless were up 0.22 at $1.1425 at 1252 AEST.
Downer EDI was 3.73 per cent lower at $6.065.
