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TPK Travis Perkins Plc

726.40
-8.60 (-1.17%)
Last Updated: 12:59:52
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Travis Perkins Plc LSE:TPK London Ordinary Share GB00BK9RKT01 ORD �0.11205105
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -8.60 -1.17% 726.40 726.20 727.00 731.80 720.20 731.80 359,722 12:59:52
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Lumber, Plywd, Millwork-whsl 4.86B 38.1M 0.1793 40.41 1.54B
Travis Perkins Plc is listed in the Lumber, Plywd, Millwork-whsl sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TPK. The last closing price for Travis Perkins was 735p. Over the last year, Travis Perkins shares have traded in a share price range of 687.80p to 984.00p.

Travis Perkins currently has 212,509,334 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Travis Perkins is £1.54 billion. Travis Perkins has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 40.41.

Travis Perkins Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/3/2024
07:15
Looking at those results this morning

Hardly surprising but will allow dust to settle before attempting to go again

Good luck holders

jubberjim
28/2/2023
07:54
Shocking interview on CNBC boss just wanting to talk about history and brands and not answering Qs on outlook etc
the white house
13/10/2022
14:55
Hold the front page, a bullish post here:

"Travis Perkins (TPK) is unloved but JOHCM manager Alex Savvides says there is unrealised value in the builders’ merchants.

Savvides holds the stock in his £1.3bn JOHCM UK Dynamic fund and in a recent update recognised that the company has ‘continued to stay out of favour as fears of a deep recession in the UK [lead] to the market derating the stock close to its decade low price/earnings’;.

He said this happened ‘despite next year’s [PE ratio] having been revised lower by the market’.

‘At current prices, we believe the entire merchanting division alone could potentially justify the value of the company, with more than £400m of unrealised freehold property gains and the entire Toolstation business being offered for free,’ he said.

Shares in Travis Perkins closed down 2.9% at 755p on Wednesday, having halved this year."


Clearly at some point the analysts are going to lower the forecasts to a point where it is going to be difficult to not hit the numbers or when the price just keeps getting bought up on even weak statements.

I'm still bearish but considering the beat downs of some shares, you do wonder if some astute folk are having a little nibble in some companies down here. Maybe some short term pain is becoming worth long term gain in some?

Blooming hek, best not get too bullish!

All imo
DYOR

sphere25
15/8/2022
12:20
These were doing so well until brexit vote, at a high then almost to the day lost 50pc as U.K.’s prospects got vaporised over next 3 years and sterling got destroyed. Good bounce post covid but looking at chart now it resembles 2007/2008 almost exactly, market pricing in housing crash, mortgage rates will need to double from here to get parabolic inflation highest in g7 under control, check out 2007/08 charts, maybe still a long way to fall.
porsche1945
04/8/2022
09:06
Not much interest here?

May be one to pick up for recovery.


Market underestimating Travis Perkins, says Liberum

Builders’ merchants Travis Perkins (TPK) has derated too far, according to Liberum.

Analyst Charlie Campbell retained his ‘buy’ recommendation but reduced the target price from £18.14 to £14.40 on the stock, which inched 0.1% higher to close at 935p on Wednesday.

Campbell said the first half performance of Toolstation was ‘disappointing’, but the merchanting division performed well, ‘bearing fruit from work to reposition it and also from exposure to social housing refurbishment which is now growing again’. He views ‘Toolstation’s hiccup as a blip not a trend’.

‘We see over 50% upside to an unadventurous price target of £14.40,’ said Campbell. ‘The market seems to be overestimating downside risk, dismissing Toolstation’s long-term growth and ignoring improvement in the core.’

jeffian
28/10/2021
08:04
Local TP are quoting 2023 for some items, supply is a major issue and not just in this sector
jimarilo
30/9/2021
12:53
Thanks ! been weak last wk or two too :-(
danb45
30/9/2021
12:16
Ex dividend today
bashor
30/9/2021
09:09
It's been dropping like a stone :-( presumably supply issues / extra costs... ?
danb45
03/8/2021
09:31
It has been a long time & I have been close to throwing in the towel in recent years;but the results seem to confirm that we are back on track with a more focused business with actual profits,not just normalised profits after write offs & return of dividends.Still to decide what to do with my Wickes shares.
1tx
22/6/2021
15:34
a good day here ??
danb45
16/3/2021
23:55
The Ves verity your investment here looking good for £20 Q3 !
4053777
23/12/2020
17:07
The rise continues, 2021 looking good out of lockdown hopefully!
4053777
09/9/2020
09:13
Quality company net Just gonna struggle . Already come up from 5.80 !Good long term bet . Shame they didn't sell Wickes last year Great believer in toolstation
s34icknote
08/9/2020
16:58
ps - I sold out. The DIY side great rest not so great.
netcurtains
08/9/2020
09:05
It is coming back a bit now!
netcurtains
08/9/2020
08:07
Presumably the big restructuring hit will not repeat. Business is down, but picking up. Bit of a harsh reaction today.
its the oxman
08/9/2020
07:59
What are your views?

Group like-for-like sales trends in July and August have returned to close to prior year levels which is supported by domestic RMI and current strong trading in consumer DIY markets.

netcurtains
08/9/2020
06:52
I guess results might be released via audio (lol) - they are doing audio presentation at 9am:
netcurtains
07/9/2020
12:38
Lumber shortage:
"Lumber producers didn't anticipate the resurgence of the housing sector being as strong as it has been, and the massive increase in this do-it-yourself demand, Logan said."

netcurtains
07/9/2020
12:07
DNLM trading update (today) very positive on DIY so bodes well?
netcurtains
07/9/2020
09:39
vt: Thanks for your input....
netcurtains
07/9/2020
09:24
According to the announcement these were purchases of shares under the Company's non-executive director fee structure, by which the non-executive director agrees to purchase shares in the capital of the Company on a monthly basis using
part of their net monthly fee.

...so instead of boding well the purchases hold no short term information so much so that these recurring monthly purchases are even allowed to take place just prior to results..

velvetide
07/9/2020
09:07
the director buys just a few days ago possibly bode well (I know they were small amounts but it was a lot of directors) - If you factor in that there is meant to be a bit of a boom in DIY and results tomorrow.

On the negative side they were CLOSED during lockdown and social distancing measures and building trade must be having a negative effect....

So the question is how big is the DIY boom compared to the loss of building trade work?

netcurtains
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