2006年5月24日 · It means that mmO2 no longer exist so you can't sell those shares - but it also means that you are also owed money for the shares that have been compulsory purchased off you. speak to registrars. I'm an Investment Manager.

2010年9月7日 · I have received a communication from a company called ProSearch advising that some mmO2 share cash belonging to me remains unclaimed for whatever reason (non-delivery by Royal Mail). However, they intend to charge an administration fee of 12.5% (+ VAT) for the privilege of re-uniting me with my money.

2013年8月3日 · In November 2001 I had some BT shares (492) when mm02 were demerged, after reading this Demerger of mmO2 On 19 November 2001, BT completed the demerger of mmO2, comprising what were BT's wholly-owned mobile assets in Europe: O2 UK (formerly known as BT Cellnet), O2 Communications (Ireland) (formerly known as Esat Digifone), Telfort Mobiel, Viag Interkom, Manx Telecom and Genie.

2020年10月30日 · Assuming you owned them still - there was a prior event where mmO2 became O2 and there was an opportunity to take a cash offer - Telefonica's acquisition of O2 was all cash so you will have received 200p per share at the time of of acquisition in 2006:

2008年2月25日 · You need to find and send your O2 (not mmO2) share certificate to Equiniti who will in turn send you a nice cheque. If you can't find your share certificate you'll need to contact them and tell them. They might charge you.

2024年5月11日 · The valid one will be the (A) BT Group 5p Ord certificate. Its named changed on the mmO2 demerger. 21/11/2001* would fit with BT Group's listing date of 19/11/2001. You can sense check this by checking the value of the dividends you've been receiving per share vs the number of shares on (A) and comparing it to what's been declared.

2019年3月11日 · There was a capital reorganisation of mmO2 in 2005. You had to elect to receive new shares. If you didn't act, or were too late, then your shares were automatically sold and you got a cheque in the post. That amount was 125p + 5p for each of the original mmO2 shares held. Perhaps your dad either decided to sell (or was too late) and took the money?

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2023年5月22日 · The MMO2 business was spun out in 2001 at 82.75 pence per share (representing 22.45% of the then whole share price). That's more than half the original offer price of 130p. The comparison is also further complicated by the rights issue in early 2001.

2020年12月27日 · The 1984 BT shares should have been replaced by shares in mmO2 and BT Group plc following a demerger in 2001 so if you come across what's happened to 420 of each of those shares in later records then the 80s certificate is redundant.