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BKG Berkeley Group Holdings (the) Plc

4,542.00
-78.00 (-1.69%)
19 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Berkeley Group Holdings (the) Plc LSE:BKG London Ordinary Share GB00BLJNXL82 ORD 5.4141P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -78.00 -1.69% 4,542.00 4,556.00 4,558.00 4,602.00 4,524.00 4,582.00 320,885 16:35:17
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Operative Builders 2.55B 465.7M 4.3893 10.38 4.83B
Berkeley Group Holdings (the) Plc is listed in the Operative Builders sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BKG. The last closing price for Berkeley was 4,620p. Over the last year, Berkeley shares have traded in a share price range of 3,634.00p to 4,972.00p.

Berkeley currently has 106,098,643 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Berkeley is £4.83 billion. Berkeley has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 10.38.

Berkeley Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
08/12/2023
14:45
People are selling on news (to let others come to the party)...
It looks a good long term story...

netcurtains
08/12/2023
07:22
Upgraded guidance
robertball
06/12/2023
13:13
Added @ 47 rate cuts looming earlier and faster & with robust house prices slightly up still now 3 months on the bounce future looks strong
the white house
05/10/2023
08:47
House builders rising on back of queue to rent houses..
netcurtains
29/9/2023
09:49
Call me crazy
Short term
Tech looks reasonable.

netcurtains
27/6/2023
16:02
Call me crazy Long term Back in @ 38
the white house
31/1/2023
21:44
The co-ordinated sale by 4 directors of £3M of their holdings at 4472 certainly hasn't done the share price any good. And with downgraded earnings targets it is hard to see a revisiting of 4500 for a while.
wad collector
15/1/2023
10:20
Forward looking as always
robertball
14/1/2023
21:42
yes , a wonderful breakout and chartwise it should get to 4500 and maybe even 4900 in time . But I am puzzled it is doing well with house prices falling as I know with my nice detached house on market and not one viewer in 3 months and same for 2 other sellers nearby as we compare notes :) . But I am just a simple chartist and do what they tell me :) . US indices tanking will change the bullish mood for FTSE 100 companies of course
arja
12/1/2023
15:47
arja - That didn't take long.
maintardy
08/1/2023
19:37
nice short term uptrend and chart suggests a move to about 4300 . Surprising with falling house prices !
arja
09/12/2022
08:32
Yup. So OK I suppose
robertball
09/12/2022
08:30
The half year report seems to have met the share price expectations Robertball
our haven
09/12/2022
08:17
Muted reaction
robertball
05/12/2022
11:54
Jefferies raises Berkeley Group price target to 4,554 (4,330) pence - 'buy'
beckers2008
11/10/2022
07:43
.....Is that called taking profits?....There only one way this is going ...with the rest of the HB's
kop202
29/9/2022
10:45
Marshall Wace have been buying back shares and reduced their short position again.
beckers2008
23/9/2022
11:15
The Stamp Duty changes aren't going to be sufficient to support the housing market. They are paid once, whereas mortgages/energy etc are paid for daily, every day, every year.


Help to Buy for new applications ends next month.
Energy prices rise next month.

sikhthetech
23/9/2022
10:52
ftse heading for the 6's.
I fear there is worse to come.
suet

suetballs
21/9/2022
08:08
The potential stamp duty cut will be a boost after yesterday to the share price
our haven
02/9/2022
20:18
France relies on nuclear energy...but corrosion of critical cooling systems has resulted in a significant number of reactors being shut down...they might have an energy crunch this winter
kop202
02/9/2022
09:33
Just looking at the price these were back in the 07/2014 property melt down period, thats the marker for where these will end up, U.K. facing a unique set of problems, to save sterling rates need to be 6/7 per cent, plus U.K. inflation slated to be 3x higher than france, I get U.K. is energy poor unlike france with massive nuclear, but what the actual fxck?
porsche1945
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