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Breedon Investors - BREE

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Stock Type
Breedon Group Plc	BREE	London	Ordinary Share

	Price Change	Price Change %	Share Price	Last Trade
	0.00	0.00%	363.50	01:00:00

Open Price	Low Price	High Price	Close Price	Previous Close
				363.50

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CONSTRUCTION & MATERIALS

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Posted at 03/10/2023 10:09 by swiss paul Investor site visit Breedon Group plc, a leading vertically-integrated construction materials group in Great Britain and Ireland, is today hosting a site visit for investors and analysts at its Wickwar Quarry near Bristol. Hosted by Rob Wood, CEO, and James Brotherton, CFO, the day will provide a better understanding of the vertically-integrated business model, including presentations from colleagues across our Great Britain business, and a site tour. The presentation will be available under the investor relations section of the Breedon website:Investors - Breedon (breedongroup.com). No new material trading information will be disclosed. Ha Ha and on tha t annoucnement the old sleepy share went up - Quelle surprise. Anyway it brings me closer to my get out price - Marshalls - far better company - that is where my money is heading Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 08/3/2023 12:27 by undervaluedassets I dont blame them for moving markets. I think investors on Aim want a racy "story". Not "steady as she goes"returns. Aggregates and cement are not that exciting. Hopefully, this company's very respectable long-term profit growth will be better reflected in a more mature setting Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 07/9/2022 15:37 by my retirement fund difficult to say, Allianz are probably dumping because they dont want British investments, who would though, UK not exactly an investable place for foreign investors post Brexit, just a cheap place for the odd predator to pick off anything shiny and bolt on as the currency destroys itself Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 18/8/2022 11:48 by swiss paul Yep IC like them but they just don't seem to be able to crack it. I know they have an investor relationship lady but she needs to up her game. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 11/8/2022 15:37 by davebowler Investors Chronicle - Breedon’s shares trade at about 10 times earnings, well below their five-year average but ahead of peers. Given the shakier long-term outlook, we move to hold. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 04/7/2022 20:32 by tole https://www.fool.co.uk/2022/07/04/heres-why-this-aim-listed-stock-could-be-one-of-the-best-shares-to-buy/Here's why this AIM-listed stock could be one of the best shares to buy!This Fool is looking for the best shares to buy. Despite macroeconomic issues, this stock could be a great long-term buy for his holdings.Jabran Khan?Published 4 July, 4:39 pm BSTBREEFinding the best shares to buy now is not an easy task. I look for businesses that provide products and services to burgeoning markets that could give stable and consistent investor returns. One stock that could fall into that category is Breedon (LSE:BREE). Should I add the shares to my holdings?Construction materials and infrastructureAs a quick reminder, Breedon is a construction materials business with operations in the UK and Ireland. Some of the materials it produces include cement, aggregates, concrete, and asphalt, as well as other specialist construction products. Furthermore, it also offers contracting services for large infrastructure projects such as building roads.So what's happening with Breedon shares currently? Well, as I write, they're trading for 59p, as a penny stock. At this time last year, the stock was trading for 110p, which is a 46% drop over a 12-month period.Many shares have fallen in recent months due to macroeconomic headwinds as well as the tragic events in Ukraine.The best shares to buy have risks tooThe biggest threat to Breedon's investment viability, especially in the shorter term, is that of macroeconomic factors. Soaring inflation, the rising cost of raw materials as well the supply chain crisis will have an impact on operations, as well as profitability. This could affect its balance sheet and growth plans as well as shareholder returns.Competition in the construction industry is intense. There are many players all vying for the same customers and contracts to boost their coffers and grow. Breedon could be out-muscled and outmanoeuvred by competitors with more financial power and presence.The bull caseThe construction market is a growing one. In fact, it wasn't majorly disrupted when the pandemic struck. Governments allowed construction businesses to continue as best they could, unlike many others, and continue building where it was safe to do so. As well as this, demand for housing is currently outstripping supply. A lot goes into building homes and lots of different types of aggregates that Breedon supplies are required. In the longer term, Breedon could see this surge in construction spending turn into performance growth and investor returns.At current levels, Breedon shares look decent value for money on a price-to-earnings ratio of just 12. Furthermore, the shares would boost my passive income through dividend payments. The shares currently yield 2.8%. Most of my best shares to buy boost my passive income stream. It is worth remembering, however, that dividends can be cancelled at the discretion of the business at any time.Breedon already has a good track record of performance, even in the pandemic period. It has recorded consistent revenue and profit in the past four years. I do understand that past performance is not a guarantee of the future.Overall, I think Breedon could be a shrewd addition to my holdings, especially as the shares have fallen back in recent months. Large scale construction spending on infrastructure by the government as well as initiatives to boost the number of homes should benefit a business like Breedon. I would add the shares to my holdings and expect to see consistent and stable returns. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 01/7/2022 20:08 by swiss paul One for teh diary - get the oven ready for the roasting: Notice of Interim Results 2022 Breedon Group plc, a leading vertically-integrated construction materials group in Great Britain and Ireland, will issue its interim results on 27 July 2022 at 7:00am for the half year ended 30 June 2022. In addition, Breedon will host an in-person earnings presentation for analysts and investors at the London Stock Exchange at 8:30am. Lets see how this is spun eh Louise Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 22/4/2022 16:31 by swiss paul Ok - skin in the game 3 February 2022 Louise Turner-Smith, Head of Investor Relations and a Person Discharging Managerial Responsibilities ("PDMR"), has purchased 11,612 ordinary shares of no par value in the Company ('Ordinary Shares') at a price of 86.008p per Ordinary Share. 22 January, 2021 Breedon Group PLC - Chief Financial Officer Designate James Brotherton buys 75,000 shares at 86.5 pence, worth GBP64,875. The purchase is his only holding. 20 January 2020 The Company has been notified that Clive Watson, Non-executive Director of Breedon Group plc and a Person Discharging Managerial Responsibilities ('PDMR'), has today purchased 37,500 ordinary shares in the Company ('Ordinary Shares') at a price of 89.60p per Ordinary Share, to be held in his SIPP. As a consequence, Mr Watson now has an interest in 72,500 Ordinary Shares representing approximately 0.004% of the Company's total voting rights. So a 1 NED, the CFO and PR Guru have bought. Not awe inspiring eh. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 13/4/2022 10:52 by medieval blacksmith Why would they feel the need to buy shares and carry the same risk as investors when the remuneration committee is trigger happy with fat share option awards? I've watched this stock for years and this is one of the issues that puts me off from increasing my holding. Buffett has gone on about aligning the interests of those on the board with those of the shareholders for decades with logic you simply can't argue with and a record to prove it yet share options are just sometimes almost given away at times. If you are lucky enough to be a director of a company in the right sector you get them for just turning up for work mostly - certainly over this last two decades when share price increases have generally been down to lowering interest rates and QE more then increased earnings. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 13/4/2022 10:36 by swiss paul I dropped Louise Turner-Smith Head of Investor Relations (PDMR) a call this morning, no pick up maybe on half term. I sent a text asking the question when was the last time a PDMR actually ponied up and bought (not awarded) some shares. Will update when I receive a response. Read Full Thread Reply

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