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DCC Dcc Plc

5,764.00
-4.00 (-0.07%)
Last Updated: 11:48:47
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Dcc Plc LSE:DCC London Ordinary Share IE0002424939 ORD EUR0.25 (CDI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -4.00 -0.07% 5,764.00 19,813 11:48:47
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
5,762.00 5,764.00 5,810.00 5,764.00 5,804.00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Offices-holdng Companies,nec 22.2B 334.02M 3.3818 17.04 5.69B
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
11:54:55 O 17 5,762.00 GBX

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Posted at 28/3/2024 08:20 by Dcc Daily Update
Dcc Plc is listed in the Offices-holdng Companies,nec sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker DCC. The last closing price for Dcc was 5,768p.
Dcc currently has 98,770,227 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Dcc is £5,693,115,884.
Dcc has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 17.04.
This morning DCC shares opened at 5,804p
Posted at 17/11/2023 09:17 by smcni1968
RBC target to £55. I expect this share price to continue to rise
Posted at 05/7/2023 11:23 by dcme
With money market rates now offering over 4% for no risk the dividend argument for holding this stock is irrelevant. The market just doesn't buy the DCC story. Something's got to give (then again I've been saying that for years!)
Posted at 16/5/2023 11:07 by dcme
It's still 70% an oil and gas distribution business - healthcare side down 19%, Tech business down 17%. Share price still lower than seven years ago. No share buybacks and management don't seem to have any interest in buying shares at such a great price?
Seems like the only people making money on DCC shares are the FTSE day traders
Posted at 29/1/2023 19:43 by djderry
Management is excellent,driving profits and ROI.I want my management to run the company,not waste time in promoting the share .It's not a 'dud',it's doing great.
Obviously,if they were to initiate a share buyback at these levels,buying shares for half-nothing,I think most shareholders would approve.They could muster a billion pounds of firepower if they wish.However,afterwards,as the share price doubled,they would need to stop and not overpay.
Posted at 29/1/2023 10:02 by dcme
The Sunday Times(29/01/23)has an article reviewing some Irish companies and activist investor involvement. Here's their comment regarding DCC - "market darling turned dud, DCC looks like a sitting duck"
Posted at 18/12/2022 12:11 by alfred
Well, I'm not the biggest fan of this company or its management but I'm beginning to take an interest in its sagging share price. Oversold? Maybe, but I'll continue watching for now, Wait perhaps for the next trading update or some positive (sic) management initiatives.
Posted at 13/12/2022 07:25 by arja
chart still shows a steady downtrend and yet the analyst only downgraded it to 7000 after results . Market should bounce today after better showing by US indices and might help DCC to recover a bit
Posted at 08/11/2022 09:36 by dcme
The dividend increase over the last 5/6 years has been little compensation for the 40% share price decline over the same period
Posted at 22/9/2022 19:38 by djderry
dcme,you make some interesting and valid points.Obviously,when a company's share price does not keep up with the business for a period of time,a little like a football team underperforming,the simplistic approach is to call for a break-up and 'sack the manager'respectively.
I say simplistic because the capital of the company is not being eroded,it's been invested into bolt-on acquisitions which cumulatively increase growth rates.Yes,they do (in one division) distribute fuel but much if it is LNG,one of the 'cleaner'fuels.This business isn't going anywhere soon.(I also own tobacco companies,I'm afraid).Health and Beauty continues to outperform,and they continue to build out in distribution.The 'fossil fuel' business is not about 'greenwashing'.They are making the real economy greener and the links they have,through the distribution business,enables this.As a long term investor,I have often seen periods of underperformance.Often,I make the really serious gains in year seven,for some strange reason.
Posted at 31/5/2022 15:19 by djderry
Alfred,if I were you,I wouldn't invest here.I would find a company that I was comfortable with,do substantial due diligence and then invest an amount that would be meaningful in a portfolio context.
I would also beware of selective use of two data points in coming to any set conclusion.I would broaden my examination to include,for example,adjusted operating profit,up 11.2%,revenue up 32%,EPS growth up 11.1%,adjusted earnings per share up 13.8%.I could go on.
However,at the risk of repeating myself,a one year,or for that matter a five year period is quite arbitrary.
How has the company performed over its lifetime? Well,a 14% per annum profit and an ROCE of 19% over 28 years is,I suggest, evidence of the calibre of DCC.
The reference to 'empire building'is ,I would suggest,rather tenuous.Growth through acquisition ( having bought hundreds of companies) is one of DCC's key competencies.Acquisition growth this year alone amounted to 9%).If an acquired company does not meet growth targets,( very rare occasion),they are divested.
Where the reference to 'empire building' is,perhaps,accurate, is in a way the poster failed to comprehend.The company does,indeed,seek to become one of the market leaders,or top two/three companies in the areas in which they specialise.This aim,and the 28 year history of achieving their targets,have profound implications.DCC in 2030 will be a far greater company by revenue and profits.
As an investor,this is what I am seeking.
I'm also willing to wager that the share price will have greatly increased.
Dcc share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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