Virgin Blue shares plunge

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Australian-listed Virgin Blue has appointed former federal MP Mark Vaile as a non-executive director. Vaile was deputy prime minister and held the transport portfolio during his 15 years in politics. He is a keen supporter of "open skies" policies on aviation routes, and Virgin Blue's international subsidiary will be a beneficiary of such a deal between Australia and the US. Virgin Blue shares were steady at $A0.44 on 22 September 2008
Is that necessarily a good thing ?

Richard.
 
Share Quote as at 1:17 PM Sydney Time, Tuesday, 23 September 2008

VBA
Current 0.4050
Offer .4100
Change -0.030
Change % -6.820
Open 0.4300
 
Can it get any lower with Virgin still operating flights?

My question is, how much lower can it go without a takeover?! Surely the airlines that have deep (read government) pockets like Singapore or Emirates are having a second look at DJ now?!
 
Battered Virgin Blue valued at just $289m

Battered Virgin Blue valued at just $289m | Herald Sun

VIRGIN Blue's market value has endured a year of horror trading, with the stock market slashing its value to just $289 million.

This figure is in stark contrast to its November high when the airline's shares were worth $2.75, valuing the airline at almost $3 billion.

The Brisbane-based carrier closed yesterday at a record low of 27.5.
 
Can Virgin Blue continue trading if the stock market values their shares even lower?

Just as well I did not buy shares at 50c....
 
Can Virgin Blue continue trading if the stock market values their shares even lower?

Unless they ask for a suspension of trading, or ASX implements one, they can trade for quite a while yet.

I believe the minimum for a new listed company is ~$10 mill capitalisation.
 
If they hit the 20cent mark I might jump on. :D

In the long-term, one would hope it can't go any lower......
 
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