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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Charles Taylor Plc | LSE:CTR | London | Ordinary Share | GB0001883718 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 345.00 | 344.00 | 345.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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07/1/2011 09:18 | Any thoughts on the retirement of John Rowe ? | spooky | |
07/1/2011 09:12 | Welcome aboard LG. share price and level 2 seems to have lost its bounciness for the time being, and I see that as a buying opportunity again. Have a fair few here, 12 / 18 months ago this was seen as a boring / safe but steady income stock, and I think confidence will slowly return here over the next few years. In the meantime we should have a 9% yield to look foreward to. Full yr results not far away now, which will not be great but more important is the outlook and with new contracts and old contracts renegotiated I am looking for a sunny one. | wallywoo | |
05/1/2011 15:10 | Joined you with a few this afternoon @165p. A dividend play for my ISA. | lord gnome | |
24/12/2010 11:06 | some nice buys coming in today and level 2 looking very strong. Getting ready to bounce IMO | wallywoo | |
23/12/2010 13:55 | Charles Taylor Cons Directorate Change FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Charles Taylor Consulting plc announces planned retirement of John Rowe Charles Taylor Consulting plc (LON:CTR) ("CTC" or the "Company") today announces that John Rowe has advised the Board that, after 37 years' service with the Company, the last 17 of which were as a Board member, he wishes to retire as CEO and as a member of the Board by the end of 2011. The Board has accepted this decision and has commenced a formal search process to identify a successor. It is expected that his successor will take up his/her duties during 2011, at which point John Rowe's retirement will take effect. The Board has asked John Rowe to remain involved as a consultant following the appointment of his successor, which he has agreed to do. Commenting, Rupert Robson, Chairman, said: "The whole Board wishes to record its thanks to John Rowe for an exceptional period of service and leadership at the Company. We believe that CTC is well placed to grow on the foundations put in place by him and we are delighted that, following his retirement, he will remain available as a consultant to CTC." 23 December 2010 Enquiries Rupert Robson, Chairman: 07715 422535 John Rowe, CEO: 020 3320 2200 Background NOTES TO EDITORS 1. John Rowe has been employed with the company for 37 years and has been Chairman and/or Group CEO since 1993. During that period he successfully steered the organisation to its current listed company status in 1996, during which time revenues have grown from £20m to approximately £100m. 2. Charles Taylor Consulting is a leading provider of insurance services. We manage mutual insurance companies, advise insurers on complex insurance losses and provide administration and consultancy services to insurers and insureds worldwide. We also own life and non-life insurance companies which are closed to new business. Further information on the group can be found at www.charlestaylorcon 3. Statements made in this announcement that look forward in time or that express management's beliefs, expectations or estimates regarding future occurrences are forward-looking statements within the meaning of the United States federal securities laws. These forward-looking statements reflect the group's current expectations concerning future events and actual results may differ materially from current expectations or historical results. | old father time | |
13/12/2010 14:06 | Just got a current institution list off the Co Secretary, impressive list if you ask me, only 35% in free float: Also worth pointing out that Aviva hold 14.65% (extra 12.59% than this list) since they are held by Aviva on behalf of private clients leaving only 22% odd in free float. Delta Lloyd Asset Management 4,946,979 12.26% Columbia Wanger Asset Management 3,767,000 9.34% Invesco Trimark Funds Management 3,350,407 8.30% Legal & General Investment Management 2,209,765 5.48% Ruffer Investment Management 2,021,952 5.01% Kabouter Management LLC 1,615,872 4.01% Schroder Investment Management 1,323,414 3.28% Mawer Investment Management 1,313,791 3.26% M&G Investment Management 927,967 2.30% AVIVA Investors Global Solutions 833,011 2.06% BlackRock (BGI) UK 697,389 1.73% AXA Framlington Investment Managers 501,197 1.24 Unicorn Asset Management 371,009 0.92% Cazenove Fund Managers 350,000 0.87 State Street Global Advisors UK 331,370 0.82 Grantham Mayo Van Otterloo 288,590 0.72 Dimensional Fund Advisors Inc 200,821 0.50 AXA Rosenberg Investment Managers 189,849 0.47 National Financial Services 184,041 0.46 Talon Asset Management 142,981 0.35 PSP Investments 142,085 0.35 HSBC Global Asset Managent (UK) 121,399 0.30 Universities Superannuation Scheme 114,383 0.28 Scottish Widows Inv.Partnership 100,930 0.25 Total 64.56% therefore other 35.44% 26,046,202 40,344,664 | wallywoo | |
08/12/2010 16:31 | looking cheap but ongoing pressures suggest the bad news is not all over - would be nice to see some sizeable purchases by the directors/management to instill confidence best to wait for the next results i think | its the oxman | |
08/12/2010 13:13 | Oh dear what a dilema... | solarno lopez | |
08/12/2010 13:11 | Funny how you can look at the same chart with a different view. My view is that this is a risky (before the signal is confirmed) double / triple bottom trend reversal pattern. I completely agree though that I could be completely wrong, but the IMS statement and recent broker notes seems to be supporting my view. Bgt a few more today at £1.60ish for the ISA. Bottom fishing is a risky game! At any rate we shall know who is right in the near future IMO, as do not expect it to stay at these levels for long. | wallywoo | |
08/12/2010 12:03 | Thanks and I do appreciate this in-put | solarno lopez | |
08/12/2010 11:58 | Share is sitting on the edge of a chart cliff. If they fail to deliver in 2011 look out below. | simon gordon | |
08/12/2010 11:57 | Fingers chart from June 2009: | simon gordon | |
05/12/2010 13:58 | Over the years debt has increased steadily, ostensibly to finance growth but in reality to support the dividend. Recent acquisitions seem to have been problematic at best. Whatever the strengths of the historical core mutual management business the current raggle taggle of loosely related companies is a strategic mess. Realising any sort of value requires far more management and financial resources than this group can offer. | old father time | |
04/12/2010 10:43 | Thanks WALLYWOO | solarno lopez | |
04/12/2010 10:36 | well I have been adding again at these levels. Company has given an OK IMS with better prospects for 2011. In the last 9 years they have grown T/O, and profit in 8 of them, and have increased the dividend in every one. The last 2 broker notes (in November) was a buy from Altium and a Hold from RBS. The market for these shares is very small and the share price has fallen back on very little volume. For all these reasons I believe, this is trading at the wrong price and presents a good opportunity for PI's to pick up a cheap, high yielding, solid company, but as ever time will tell. | wallywoo | |
04/12/2010 09:50 | capital protection is much more important than possibly missing a big gain. remember that if CTR is taken out for £3 next week! | wcjan26 | |
04/12/2010 09:44 | Many thanks WCJAN26 | solarno lopez | |
03/12/2010 19:41 | 80p a downside target technically if it breaches support from sept | wcjan26 | |
03/12/2010 19:40 | yes, solarno, see above. steer well clear. a second profit warning is probably more likely than not. on a more general note, any stock that is not well clear of its bear market low by now has probably not been overlooked by the market. the profess services market looked extremely attractive to me some months ago on a value-basis, but the string of complete disasters since then (ROK, CNT, MCHL, TRB etc.) must be a signal that the market actually got it right | wcjan26 | |
03/12/2010 14:48 | Anybody got a view on this company | solarno lopez | |
14/9/2010 12:16 | Net Tangible Asset Value PS * -45.27 p Net Asset Value PS 182.56 p assuming the above is right, i'd steer clear. loads of goodwill from their string of acquisitions, i can't put a value on very much of it | wcjan26 | |
14/9/2010 10:56 | bgt a few here for the first time. Reasons incl: 1) Nice yield 2) Looks solid, well run recession proof company 3) Chart shows possible bounce off double bottom - could also of course go lower from here to form new lows. Thats the risk you take 4) Solid institution ownership (with many adding over the last 6 / 12 months 5) Directors adding in April and June this year. Hope I bring you other holders luck | wallywoo | |
19/8/2010 07:31 | There really is nothing in the interim statement to make you want to buy the shares. Looking through the operational highlights, no area of the business increased their profit contribution and from reading the outlook statement, future prospects look uncertain. Until there is more tangible proof of a turnaround I think the share price is likely to remain stagnant, so you can't help but think that there are better options elsewhere. | daz |
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