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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Regus | RGU | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 242.50 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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Posted at 26/8/2014 10:26 by luckymouse H1 - Traders over reaction to the negative line about increased costs due to rising business center rollout rate - not put very well by the co I feel - bit too stark - the underlying business is generating cash and growing - growth is slowed by ccyIronically RGU are doing the correct thing by expanding - investors dont want them to stand still or shrink so not sure what else RGU are supposed to do? |
Posted at 25/7/2013 10:19 by leeson31 yeah i understanbd... i do have a lot fo small amounts in aim stocks etc, ones i find intereesting, but i mainly t20 trade with big/ish amounts per stock and go for ~5pc rises, with ~2pc stops... playing the blue chips.... if the market indices are up, and the particualr sector chart is up, then ill go for the most weigthed stock in that sector long, but at a dip point where its stil in up trend but close to support.. thus 2pc away or so from mental stops, but usually starts to to rise again continuign th eup trend aiming for 5pc + you can roll over t20's so sometime im ina stock for up to ~8 weeks...barclays has served me well on the recent rise.. still in mars, snr, mndi, vod, mro, iag, and investigating some stocks as we speak, purely chart based... ps yes C-rebel very good investor! i dont see so much of his posts but ive seen his posts from tiem to time, seems very sensible. cheers |
Posted at 20/10/2012 19:22 by northernlass RBC Outperform Rating ReaffirmedRBC CAPITAL GIVES OUTPERFORM RATING TO REGUS (RGU) RBC Capital Markets reaffirmed their Outperform rating on shares of Regus (LON: RGU) in a report issued on Thursday. They currently have a 130p target price on the stock. Regus has been the subject of a number of other recent research reports. Analysts at Oriel Securities Ltd reiterated a BUY rating on shares of Regus in a research note to investors on Wednesday, September 12th. They now have a 160p price target on the stock. Separately, analysts at Jefferies Group reiterated a BUY rating on shares of Regus in a research note to investors on Wednesday, August 29th. They now have a 130p price target on the stock. Finally, analysts at Investec reiterated a BUY rating on shares of Regus in a research note to investors on Tuesday, August 28th. They now have a 150p price target on the stock. ABOUT REGUS Regus is the world's largest provider of flexible workplaces, with products and services ranging from fully equipped offices to professional meeting rooms, business lounges and the world's largest network of video communication studios. Regus enables people to work their way, whether it's from home, on the road or from an office. Customers such as Google, GlaxoSmithKline, and Nokia join hundreds of thousands of growing small and medium businesses that benefit from outsourcing their office and workplace needs to Regus, allowing them to focus on their core activities. Over 1,000,000 customers a day benefit from Regus facilities spread across a global footprint of 1,300 locations in 550 cities and 97 countries, which allow individuals and companies to work wherever, however and whenever they want to. Regus was founded in Brussels, Belgium in 1989, is headquartered in Luxembourg and listed on the London Stock Exchange. For more information please visit: www.regus.com Source: P.S. Here's some links about SCLP, one of the hottest stocks at the moment: |
Posted at 27/8/2010 11:59 by salpara111 Regus, which leases space from developers and repackages it to sell to clients in various forms, signed expensive leases 10 years ago, which were weighing on the company. The company revealed Friday that regearing those U.K. leases has cost it GBP15.8 million, which hit Regus' earnings, but will save GBP12 million a year. Dixon doesn't want to disclose where those leases are and how much they will cost the company from now on, but assured investors that the new regeared leases have been signed at current market prices. He said that the leases had to be regeared because of pricing, not lower occupancy. From the newswire this morning. |
Posted at 19/5/2009 10:05 by ac1983 Don't know what's going on today; investors should be bailing into as opposed to out of this. They must be keeping their powder dry for some dog of a stock instead. |
Posted at 04/9/2007 09:56 by slj The Times - 4 Sept 2007Regus Group First-half figures from the FTSE 250 support services group were accompanied by the British launch of its latest product. The company's staple diet is fully serviced offices 842 of them in 67 countries leased out on average for a year at a time. Yesterday, Regus opened its first drop-in lounge in London, where space is for rent by the hour. For £10, peripatetic punters get phone and internet access, printers for Blackberries or a private meeting room, all with coffee included in essence, workspace for those wanting more than Starbucks with Wi-Fi. The idea sounds smart, but will it make money? Regus last expanded its traditional offering in the City at the turn of the millennium, just as the office market went into reverse. The product may have been right, but the timing was awful. Yesterday's numbers showed a business firmly back on track. Like-for-like sales rose 5.6 per cent, while group revenues rose 36 per cent to £412 million. Even stripping out the UK business Regus regained full ownership late last year revenues were close to 30 per cent. Net cash at June 30 stood at £46.1 million compared with £300,000 of net debt the year before. Yet for investors, the impact of a slowdown in the United States remains the chief concern. So far, there is no sign of a waning of demand, while order book visibility of six months provides a degree of comfort. So, too, does Regus's headroom for dividend increases and further share buybacks. However, at 12 times next year's earnings, the shares are up with events. Avoid. |
Posted at 30/8/2007 17:20 by chillax LONDON (Thomson Financial) - The workspace solutions provider Regus Group PLC will report a soaring first-half pretax profit on Monday, with investors focusing on outlook and visibility into the second-half order book.Credit Suisse expects Regus' first-half results to provide confidence in the trading environment and a catalyst for the shares. The broker expects first-half pretax profit to reach 50.2 mln stg from 33 mln, on revenue of 410 mln. Credit Suisse pointed out that Regus' update in May suggested positive trading in the first quarter, and said there has been little to unsettle this progress in the second quarter. The broker expects more visibility into the second-half order book, and said that if the macroeconomic market holds firm in the US and Europe there is scope for upgrades to forecasts. If the macroeconomic environment proves harsher than expected, Credit Suisse analysts believe Regus' management might follow a more defensive strategy, shutting down the majority of its growth plans and focusing on cash generation. Regus operates over 950 business centres across 400 cities, with services including fully furnished, equipped and staffed offices, meeting conferences and training facilities. Investors will also be interested in hearing about performance in the US, as the region represents 42 pct of the company's revenues. The division reported a very strong occupancy level of 87 pct in the second half of 2006, and Credit Suisse analysts say they would be comfortable with occupancy ranging from 85 pct to 87 pct. |
Posted at 16/12/2005 08:02 by realism Any comments on below?REGUS GROUP PLC PRE CLOSE UPDATE Regus Group plc ("Regus"), the leading global provider of outsourced offices, provides the following pre-close update for the year ending 31st December 2005. Regus has delivered a strong performance across all regions in the second half of 2005, increasing revenues and cash generation. Revenues for the eleven months to 30th November 2005 (at actual exchange rates) were #418.8 million compared to #216.0 million for the 6 months to 30th June 2005. In line with the expansion programme outlined at our interim results and investor day, avaiable workstations have grown by 4.5% in the second half to date. The Group made a further early repayment of $37.25m (#21.8m) on the $110.0m(#64.2m) term debt in September 2005, leaving $41.75m (#24.4m) of this term debt currently outstanding. The Group will have a positive net cash position at the year-end. Commenting on today's announcement, Mark Dixon, Chief Executive, said: "I am pleased to report that trading is in line with our expectations. The Group continues to take advantage of its many opportunities. Revenues are growing like for like and, in addition, further new inventory has been added during the second half. The overall outlook for the Group remains positive - we have a strong business model and the Group is in a sound position from which to generate further profitable growth." Regus Group plc will announce its full year results for the twelve months ended 31st December 2005 in March 2006. |
Posted at 12/10/2005 15:11 by realism Wednesday, October 12, 2005 5:22:18 AM ETDow Jones Newswires 0907 GMT [Dow Jones] A clear and concise growth message for Regus (RGU.LN) could drive a rerating and improve confidence in the "equity story," says Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein. Feels that low penetration, most notably in Asia, suggests expanding the business is a viable option for management and reckons on 10% organic workstation expansion. But waits for investor day on October 20 to add clarification to the growth story. Maintains at buy with 120p target. Trades +2.1% at 96p. (DWE) |
Posted at 13/3/2005 14:32 by campbed John Waples' Inside the City column in today's Sunday Times neatly summarises the dilemma over Regus below. Being a little contrarian and a believer in that sense will eventually prevail, I must admit to opening a short as a private investor when Regus broke through 100p."Regus, the £1 billion (market capitalisation) transatlantic serviced-office group, will report a strong improvement in revenues tomorrow. But there is no way it will justify the 104p the share price is trading at. The group's share register has been hijacked by anonymous investors who are using Man Financial and Cantor Fitzgerald to build up stakes using nominee companies. This has been coupled with more rumours surrounding Regus than there were about Princess Di's love life, and they are clearly designed to pump up the shares. Nobody knows who the master manipulators are behind the stories, but private investors should stay away". |
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