They could have made £2.7billion if they'd sold at a higher price.
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Originally Posted by Osem
The opening price is pretty meaningless. What's more indicative of the 'true value' is what level the price stabilises at in coming months.
I dare say all the RM staff who got shares will be delighted anyway and now they'll have more of an incentive to make 'their' business a success.
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I bet the posties will be selling theirs next week when their share certificates come through. Correction, they've got to wait 3 years before they can cash them in, 5 years if they want to avoid tax.