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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Cobham Plc | LSE:COB | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B07KD360 | ORD 2.5P |
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% | 164.50 | 164.50 | 164.55 | - | 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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09/12/2010 12:30 | cobham reported london evening standard 275p also see link | sajjad017 | |
09/12/2010 12:23 | Bid Prospect according to Alphaville, as of today | scrapman | |
09/12/2010 11:55 | Quote on Alpha , that potential bid for Cobham from Northrop, | scrapman | |
05/12/2010 18:08 | I don't think anyone did | volsung | |
01/12/2010 10:01 | Did anyone attend the Investor Presentation? | fl4nders | |
03/11/2010 14:05 | Having read the interim management statement it actually doesn't look that bad, certainly not, in my view, enough to have caused today's fall!!! anyway here is a cut and paste of it INTERIM MANAGEMENT STATEMENT Current Trading and Outlook For the first nine months of 2010, the book-to-bill ratio of the Group's Technology Divisions - Avionics and Surveillance, Defence Systems and Mission Systems - has improved in comparison to the equivalent period in 2009, remaining at a similar level to the first half of 2010. The Group's commercial markets remain stable, but fragile. However, the Group continues to experience delays and deferrals in the award of certain US defence and security contracts. Taken together, organic revenue in the Technology Divisions was slightly down on the first nine months of 2009, and it is now unlikely that a significant increase in organic revenue growth for the full year will be achieved. The Aviation Services Division has continued to deliver good organic growth. Given the uncertainty over growth in the fourth quarter, the Board recognises that the Group could make only limited underlying progress in the full year, benefiting from cost efficiencies already made under the first phase of the Excellence in Delivery programme. The recently announced UK National Security Strategy and Strategic Defence and Security Review and emphasis on countering terrorism and the critical need for technology provides additional support to Cobham's strategy. The Group's focus on developing and maintaining leading positions in critical, high technology defence and security, and commercial markets, together with the delivery of the Excellence in Delivery programme and the Group's other strategic objectives, reinforces the Board's confidence of continuing progress over the medium term. Operational Update The Excellence in Delivery programme remains on track and, as previously announced, very significant cost savings are expected over the next 3 years, with the anticipated efficiencies of GBP10m accruing in 2010. A detailed presentation on the programme will be made at an investor day on 30 November 2010. Cobham has announced a number of material events and transactions since the end of the first half of 2010, including: � A US$26m order in July received by the Defence Systems Division for ROVIS (AN/VIC-3) digital vehicular intercom systems for the US Army, with all deliveries to be made by the end of 2010; � Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contracts for the Defence Systems Division with the US Missile Defence Agency announced in July and October for infrastructure and deployment, and engineering and test, with release of the first task orders expected before the end of 2010. These contracts, which are worth up to US$565m and US$1,619m respectively over 5 years, provide a substantial position from which to expand the existing long-term relationship with this customer; � A US$18m first year award of a 5-year long term agreement received by the Mission Systems Division in August from the US Air Force to provide crew-breathing regulator overhaul kits; � A product damages award against the Group, announced in September, of EUR37m before tax, resulting in an October payment of GBP32m. A partial insurance recovery of GBP4m was also received in October; � The divestment of Cobham Maintenance and Overhaul (MRO) in France, part of the Avionics and Surveillance Division, in September for a cash consideration of EUR8m. This transaction is consistent with the strategy of actively managing the portfolio of businesses to focus on scale positions and of reducing the number of small operating sites; � In September, the Group announced the closure of the Avionics and Surveillance Division SATCOM facility in Michigan, USA with integration into an existing facility in Florida, USA. Cobham has also recently reached agreement to sell part of the Mission Systems Division site in Wimborne, UK for GBP9m, ahead of the move into a more compact, purpose built facility that is nearing completion on the site. Completion of the sale is expected in December. Financial Position Net debt had decreased to GBP319m at the end of September (30 June: GBP373m) as a result of strong operating cash conversion in the period and favourable exchange movements, as most of Cobham's debt is US dollar denominated as a natural hedge against assets and earnings denominated in dollars. Cobham's preliminary results for the year ended 31 December 2010 will be announced on 3 March 2011. | johnsoho | |
03/11/2010 09:13 | They were made share of the week by colin stuart{Quest} on CNBC yesterday!!! | john10 | |
03/11/2010 08:09 | WTF happened to Cobham!!!! | johnsoho | |
14/9/2010 18:11 | Broker upgrade-Outperform | nellie1973 | |
13/7/2010 07:02 | Is this anything to do with Scotty (SCO)? | plasybryn | |
21/5/2010 13:22 | may be of interest - COB mentioned on ftalphaville today.. scroll down to approx 11.50. rumour of potential interest from Northrop Gumman at 320p plus a decent update from Evolution.. | 64bit | |
18/5/2010 23:28 | Cobham, the defence and aerospace manufacturer, improved 1.3 per cent to 242.9p on talk it could be a takeover target for a US or European rival. Utility stocks also had a good day following news that the retail price index measure of inflation had jumped from 4.4 per cent in March to 5.3 per cent in April, and reached its highest since level 1991. Traders noted the asset base and revenues of utility companies are linked to RPI. United Utilities improved 3.2 per cent to 541p, while Severn Trent moved up 2.8 per cent to £11.68. | sajjad017 | |
12/4/2010 13:25 | Very sound IMHO, and trading and profits will be helped by the weak £. I'm still happy to hold ! | bluebelle | |
12/4/2010 13:19 | Very sound company; Been watching a while and now think I may buy a few of these | daryl123 | |
12/4/2010 06:21 | RNS out...another contract win :-) 12 April 2010 Cobham Secures Small Diameter Bomb Carriage Orders ORCHARD PARK, NY USA: Cobham's Mission Equipment strategic business unit has been awarded further production contracts by The Boeing Company to supply more than 500 BRU-61/A carriage systems for the Small Diameter Bomb (SDB) program. The BRU-61/A is a pneumatic multi-store system designed for carriage and release of Boeing's SDB weapon system which has been in service since 2006 on the Boeing F-15E Strike Eagle. To date, Cobham has supplied more than 900 carriages in support of worldwide operations. The BRU-61/A is manufactured at Cobham's facility in Orchard Park NY, USA. The carriage system provides combat aircraft with the capacity to carry four SDB precision guided unitary munitions on each weapon station, thus significantly increasing the aircraft's weapon carriage loadout per flight. The BRU-61/A carriage is capable of carrying and pneumatically ejecting SDB munitions at sub- and supersonic speeds with the potential growth to be integrated on other fighter, bomber and unmanned aircraft. "We are very pleased to receive further orders for SDB carriages following continued investment in a system that is designed to carry multiple stores and pneumatically eject munitions at supersonic speeds," said Iain Gibson, Vice President of Cobham Mission Equipment. "We look forward to continuing the development of our relationship with Boeing and the opportunity to bring the SDB capability to additional Navy and Air Force platforms." | johnsoho | |
04/3/2010 12:42 | Results clearly failed to impress. Revisit of 220/200 due? | dr darkstar | |
07/1/2010 15:47 | break out? | dalstal | |
12/10/2009 13:00 | "A bunch of top companies jump out at me from this list at the moment, namely Serco, Capita, Cobham, BAE, and BAT (again) . The next screen looks at one of my particular favourites - "Reliable Dividend Growers". These are classic large caps that pay a decent yield which keeps growing year on year. Topping the list is Serco (although its yield is puny), followed by WPP, Capita, Cobham, Scottish and Southern Energy with Imperial Tobacco, BAT and BAE following up the rear. I also think the FTSE 250 version of this screen is compelling - companies that jump out include Mouchel, RPS, Greene King and First Group. Graham's also had a great amount of success from what he calls his Target Equity index, which is Morgan Stanley's version of a private equity screen, identifying the kind of companies that big private equity outfits like to buy. As a strategy, it's consistently out-performed for the last five to seven years. Alongside BAE, I particularly like the look of Morgan Sindall and Interserve, both of which are churning out dividends and free cashflow. I'd also add International Power and Game Group to the list of candidates worth exploring. I think we can group the varying candidates from these - and my own - screens into three broad groups. The first are those premium, progressive dividend payers - outfits like SSE (already in my portfolio), the tobacco giants plus Morgan Sindall and International Power. The next group consists of solid, reliable quality companies that pay less in yield but are clearly money making machines - Serco, Capita, BAE and industrials like Cobham. Last but by no means least there's the growth stars - Domino's Pizza, Chemring, Healthcare Locums, and Meggitt plus possibly Compass." | miata | |
12/10/2009 12:56 | Monday, 12 October 2009 UK firm Cobham has inked a new contract with Australian air Express to provide air freight services to eastern Australian ports. Cobham Aviation Services Australia will continue to provide three BAe146QT aircraft and crews to fly high-priority overnight freight services connecting Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide. The A$100m contract builds on a long-standing relationship with AaE, Australia's leading air freight provider, owned jointly by Qantas and Australia Post. | miata | |
07/9/2009 10:24 | john, yes although as you say its a quiet BB. The interim results on 06/08 looked encouraging. | richadvfn | |
05/9/2009 12:10 | Anyone following this company?...Very quiet BB | johnsoho | |
19/5/2009 00:27 | green shot here: defensive stocks not out of sight yet... missed this boat, but we will see with the expenditure cut coming | giuscouk | |
06/5/2009 14:25 | COB CEO plans to retire Company upbeat about prospects:_ | dasv | |
25/3/2009 23:53 | Yeah, the 2 years chart is pretty straight line to early 150s as the next bull signal. | giuscouk |
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