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Powerleague - Patron bids 52p a share

November 2009

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  • Powerlea
Five-a-side football pitch operator Powerleague's final results showed reasonable progress with adjusted pretax profit rising 4% on revenue 17% ahead but these have since been overshadowed by a 52p per share cash bid from Patron Sports Leisure, already the largest shareholder with a 29% stake. Including net debt of £36m the offer gives Powerleague an enterprise value of £79m or 7.7 times EBITDA.We made Powerleague a New Year NAP for 2009 at a price of 29p so the gain is 79%. Accept the offer. ...

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