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FLTR Flutter Entertainment Plc

15,790.00
115.00 (0.73%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Flutter Entertainment Plc LSE:FLTR London Ordinary Share IE00BWT6H894 ORD EUR0.09 (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  115.00 0.73% 15,790.00 15,785.00 15,800.00 16,165.00 15,760.00 15,820.00 1,433,896 16:35:28
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Amusement & Rec Svcs, Nec 7.69B -302M -1.7061 -109.46 33.06B
Flutter Entertainment Plc is listed in the Amusement & Rec Svcs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker FLTR. The last closing price for Flutter Entertainment was 15,675p. Over the last year, Flutter Entertainment shares have traded in a share price range of 12,020.00p to 17,980.00p.

Flutter Entertainment currently has 177,008,649 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Flutter Entertainment is £33.06 billion. Flutter Entertainment has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -109.46.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
30/4/2007
09:33
+ve AGM today looks good.
matthewa
21/4/2007
23:09
Welcome Garfield, 4 directors bought shares a month or so back, which is also a good sign
conan the trader
21/4/2007
17:02
Have just bought in after the purchase of the new business. Seem to be focused on niche areas with good prospects and on the lok for good value add-ons.
garfield31
07/9/2006
19:28
Just taken my first decent chunk this morning at 254.
Personally I feel that this is a bit oversold, I'm not expecting a return to 350 any time soon but dont feel that 300 is unreasonable in the next 6-9 months.

salpara111
06/9/2006
23:24
I saw a decent write-up on Filtrona in the Telegraph a few days ago, so was is the share price falling for the 6th successive month?
conan the trader
05/9/2006
16:10
Typical, as soon as I have bought, the share price plunges.
whatwoman
31/8/2006
13:06
Welcome aboard whatwoman
volsung
31/8/2006
12:48
Very new to this company, but am bullish and have bought 2000 shares in the last hour.
whatwoman
31/8/2006
09:01
From today's Independent


By Julia Kollewe
Published: 31 August 2006
The plastics and fibre products company Filtrona, which was spun off from Bunzl last year, announced its first licence agreement for a new track-and-trace technology yesterday. It also unveiled a jump in half-year profits, sending its shares up 10 per cent before closing 9p higher at 278p, up 3.4 per cent.

Filtrona's chief executive, Mark Harper, said the new FractureCode security printing technology would make a "meaningful" contribution to profits by 2009, estimating it at 5 per cent. It is a "packed DNA" type code that can be printed on any packaging and provides individual identification, giving companies better control of inventory levels and the ability to track their products easily. Filtrona said it had struck a three-and-a-half-year licence deal with an international consumer goods company whose name it did not reveal.

The news came as Filtrona reported a 9.9 per cent rise in first-half profits before tax to £28.9m, with sales 12 per cent better at £283m.

The group is now supplying the laminates for all UK passports and completed an acquisition earlier in the year to supply identity cards for Corgi-registered gas engineers, which will benefit its figures in the first half of next year.

While Mr Harper expects the underlying strength of the business to come through in the second half and next year, the group highlighted negative effects from the weaker US dollar and higher interest rates. It also needs to reassess its portfolio of assets after one of its main tobacco customers announced it would move some manufacturing out of North America into other parts of the world. "We're not signalling a great restructuring charge, but there will be some drag on growth next year," Mr Harper admitted.

The Plastic Technologies unit contributed £22m of operating profits, up 19 per cent, while profits at the Fibre Technologies division remained level at £14m.

The plastics and fibre products company Filtrona, which was spun off from Bunzl last year, announced its first licence agreement for a new track-and-trace technology yesterday. It also unveiled a jump in half-year profits, sending its shares up 10 per cent before closing 9p higher at 278p, up 3.4 per cent.

Filtrona's chief executive, Mark Harper, said the new FractureCode security printing technology would make a "meaningful" contribution to profits by 2009, estimating it at 5 per cent. It is a "packed DNA" type code that can be printed on any packaging and provides individual identification, giving companies better control of inventory levels and the ability to track their products easily. Filtrona said it had struck a three-and-a-half-year licence deal with an international consumer goods company whose name it did not reveal.

The news came as Filtrona reported a 9.9 per cent rise in first-half profits before tax to £28.9m, with sales 12 per cent better at £283m.
The group is now supplying the laminates for all UK passports and completed an acquisition earlier in the year to supply identity cards for Corgi-registered gas engineers, which will benefit its figures in the first half of next year.

While Mr Harper expects the underlying strength of the business to come through in the second half and next year, the group highlighted negative effects from the weaker US dollar and higher interest rates. It also needs to reassess its portfolio of assets after one of its main tobacco customers announced it would move some manufacturing out of North America into other parts of the world. "We're not signalling a great restructuring charge, but there will be some drag on growth next year," Mr Harper admitted.

The Plastic Technologies unit contributed £22m of operating profits, up 19 per cent, while profits at the Fibre Technologies division remained level at £14m.
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volsung
30/8/2006
16:01
It would be nice if this went up to 340 again soon. I would spend the money on back issues of Fiesta and Knave. Very difficult to find these now you know. Some of the happiest times of my life were spent perusing those two publications.
volsung
30/8/2006
13:44
Well hello boys!!!
volsung
29/9/2005
09:47
Filtrona was upgraded to 'buy' from 'hold' at UBS today.

UBS sees upside potential to its forecasts.

zulu001
06/6/2005
08:39
Off to a flying start - up 8%. May be a good buy when those that don't want to hold them have sold out, in a week or two perhaps.
zulu001
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