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JLEN Jlen Environmental Assets Group Limited

93.50
1.40 (1.52%)
24 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Jlen Environmental Assets Group Limited LSE:JLEN London Ordinary Share GG00BJL5FH87 ORD NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  1.40 1.52% 93.50 92.90 93.50 93.70 92.10 92.40 783,393 16:29:56
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Investment Advice 108.45M 98.3M 0.1486 6.29 618.53M
Jlen Environmental Assets Group Limited is listed in the Investment Advice sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker JLEN. The last closing price for Jlen Environmental Assets was 92.10p. Over the last year, Jlen Environmental Assets shares have traded in a share price range of 83.80p to 122.00p.

Jlen Environmental Assets currently has 661,531,229 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Jlen Environmental Assets is £618.53 million. Jlen Environmental Assets has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.29.

Jlen Environmental Assets Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
19/4/2024
09:22
Power price moving higher should help. Resource nationalism back en vogue all of a sudden
edwardt
15/4/2024
14:45
Meanwhile we are told that AI is going to gobble up all of the electricity in the world.
shieldbug
12/4/2024
13:15
Yes agreed, there is increasingly becoming little to no point in these assets remaining within listed vehicles if this persists. Sales elsewhere achieving nav or close but share prices don't move.
spoole5
12/4/2024
08:40
I would hope that is the reason as the focus of equity markets worldwide seems to be on interest rates and interest rates alone.Powell, Bailey et al are still in push back mode, seemingly whispering about a Possible late autumn cut, with their remarks tinged with uncertainty.They probably know about as much as we do.
route1
12/4/2024
05:25
Probably recent drop due to negative sentiment on interest rates rather than any intrinsic problem??
jezreel
25/3/2024
11:48
route1 - re "where I might achieve a 6.6% yield"

There are plenty of options, but be aware some companies cancel or cut their dividends when their directors and managemment screw up!
Probably best to limit the amount invested in any individual company or fund to spread the risk.

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fordtin
25/3/2024
08:08
Many thanks for your somewhat comforting comments.I certainly hope that they take the necessary steps to keep the show on the road.They normally announce their forecast dividend yield for the upcoming year around May, pleased that I received the expected dividend last week.I would be interested, from your comments to know where I might achieve a 6.6% yield to replace my current income from JLEN in the event of a windup.In the meantime I will hope to navigate these choppy waters and that the " show remains firmly on the road "Regards.
route1
24/3/2024
20:05
Wouldn't worry too much - other than having too much in any one investment If it winds up you should be able to get the same income on a 6.6 yielding investment Most likely they sell some assets and buy back some shares and keep the show on the road The level of discount isn't alarming
williamcooper104
24/3/2024
09:30
I have never contemplated JLEN winding up or for that matter winding down.I have a very large holding here and as an Expat retiree rely heavily on the dividendof nearly 8% per annum.In fact I receive almost the same amount from the dividend as I do from my frozen UKstate pension.I am both surprised and horrified to read these comments about the Company,which I understand is managed by Foresight group PLC who actively manage more than 30 projects across the renewables sector.I do therefore wonder if I am missing or have misunderstood something here?
route1
23/3/2024
08:22
I would certainly prefer for JLEN to continue. Bought for income and not too bothered about the share price swings other than how it effects my compounding.
I already have two investments in wind down and it is just a long drawn out process.

tag57
23/3/2024
03:59
I would be grateful if you could clarify your remark "that we might be better off with a windup ". Thanks .
route1
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