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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Grainger Plc | LSE:GRI | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B04V1276 | ORD 5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-2.00 | -0.80% | 249.50 | 249.50 | 250.50 | 252.00 | 247.50 | 248.00 | 1,431,342 | 16:35:11 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Real Estate Investment Trust | 106.1M | 25.6M | 0.0347 | 72.05 | 1.85B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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29/1/2014 10:57 | "Developer Grainger has secured planning permission for two residential schemes in London with a combined value of more than £110m." hxxp://www.theconstr | scburbs | |
11/11/2013 22:48 | Rue likes. | ruethewhirl | |
08/11/2013 09:30 | LISTEN: Grainger Plc - Preliminary results for the year ended 30 September 2013 click the link below to listen | sammy_smith | |
07/11/2013 10:13 | impressive, its been a long haul from 2008 and difficult times in market. only a small % probably attributable to possible current housing bubble so sustained positive news looks most likely in the forseeable future | coby4 | |
07/11/2013 08:47 | jaws6, I would have thought so, it was a pretty strong set of results. I certainly think 240p is in range. | scburbs | |
07/11/2013 08:37 | Will there be another upgrade on This result today ? looks good for 240 | jaws6 | |
22/10/2013 12:14 | now JPM upgrade to 225 p? | jaws6 | |
04/9/2013 15:48 | "A third attempt to quash Grainger's £75m redevelopment plans for Wards Corner in Tottenham, N15, was yesterday refused. ... David Walters, development director at Grainger, said: "We are obviously very pleased with the judgment, which provides us with an incontestable planning permission. We have worked extremely hard over the last few years to ensure the scheme will deliver the investment and regeneration that Seven Sisters so clearly needs and for which there is so much local support."" Source EGi 31 August | scburbs | |
13/8/2013 15:59 | JP Morgan - neutral from underweight; TP to 205p from 170p [upgrade] More on the JPM upgrade here: hxxp://www.brokerfor | major clanger | |
07/8/2013 10:31 | Cerrito, sorry it should have read 216p. It is on P40 of the link. | scburbs | |
07/8/2013 09:36 | scburbs:where do you get your 219p NAV referenced in your 296from? As someone who sold out a lot far too early at 120p I have not read this too well but will keep with what I have but will not be buying more. As you say good news today | cerrito | |
07/8/2013 09:00 | The lower one ignores the sales altogether (i.e. ignores the massive reversionary value). The Grainger NAV includes the reversionary value and the tax thereon. There is a gross NAV which ignores some tax, but I think the Grainger NAV is the most useful (albeit I would perhaps ignore the swap as it will unwind against future profits so actual NAV could be 10-15% higher). P40 shows the 3 NAVs which they quote. hxxp://www.graingerp | scburbs | |
07/8/2013 08:52 | doesn't the group have two net asset values with one much lower based on paying taxes on its sales.. | trytotakeiteasy | |
07/8/2013 08:04 | Vacant possession sales at 6.7% above September 2012 values. New let rents growing at 5%. Debt reduced to 50% LTV. Strong outlook statement indicating further increases in asset value expected. Why does this trade below the Grainger NAV of 219p (which will now be materially higher)? This IMS would appear to support a push toward £2 at least. | scburbs | |
05/7/2013 13:48 | "Grainger's plans for a 3,850-home scheme on the 630-acre former Aldershot Garrison in Hampshire have been approved. ... The development is due to start in 2014, with the first phase comprising 228 homes." hxxp://www.egi.co.uk | scburbs | |
26/6/2013 16:16 | Should be good news for Grainger (especially the CPI +1%) and their new social housing subsidiary. "SPENDING REVIEW: Chancellor George Osborne confirmed he will provide £3bn of capital investment in affordable housing in the Spending Review. He confirmed that affordable rents will increase CPI+1% from 2015-16 for ten years, providing clarity for housing associations." hxxp://www.egi.co.uk | scburbs | |
28/5/2013 16:39 | "Grainger has appointed Kier to deliver repairs and maintenance work across its UK private rented portfolio. The £50m contract, which spans ten years, is due to start on 1 September. ... Peter Couch, chief operating officer of Grainger, said: "This contract will help us ensure work is done to a high standard in a timely manner for our tenants, while delivering a significant cost reduction for Grainger."" http://www.egi.co.uk | scburbs | |
20/2/2013 20:41 | Ticking all the right boxes at the moment......and don't forget the "almost" bid approach: | coolen | |
19/2/2013 18:25 | Grainger featuring in a lot of articles at the moment and the share price heading the right way finally | coby4 | |
11/1/2013 20:04 | Wondering what to do with my shares following the recent increase but having looked rather belatedly at last year's results will stain for the ride I have also listened to the analyst's presentation which is on the website; would reccomend it as the management gave a very clear explanation of what they are up to and where they are going. | cerrito | |
30/8/2012 16:56 | THE BROKERS SAY "BUY" 09 August 2012 Numis reiterates its BUY recommendation for Grainger, with a target price of 161p. Investec reiterates its BUY recommendation for Grainger, with a target price of 160p. 23 August 2012 Jefferies International reiterates its BUY recommendation for Grainger, and has a target price of 128p. P.S. Here's some links about SCLP, one of the hottest stocks at the moment: | northernlass | |
10/8/2012 08:51 | would be nice to see this back to the 100-118 range by Christmas | panachegrp | |
09/8/2012 12:10 | agree and share price increase justified | cerrito |
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