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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Paddy Power | PAP | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 142.75 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 142.75 |
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Posted at 23/11/2013 10:05 by scbscb No it is still an Irish Co, which is bad means 1% stamp. There are two big uncertainties here first is the rush by internet gaming sites to get punters and the huge spending on marketing and freebies. the second is that the UK want to tax internet betting based on where the punter is (they found something that wasn't heavily taxed). So this will be on the punter IP address location. Also GCHQ and NSA are monitoring everyone's internet activity and HMG need ever increasing amounts of money to pay for this. This will put many people off betting and encourage some smaller outfits to ignore the tax. These are both hitting PAP. |
Posted at 19/11/2013 08:33 by martinc Traditionally, it's been a good time to buy PAP when they have bad sports results, because one year's bad results is followed by the next year's good results. But I don't think the longer term growth rate seems to be looking so good now. |
Posted at 12/11/2009 08:40 by martinc Good news from PAP again.. I keep looking at the PE ratio and thinking I should sell as it could look very overpriced if anything slipped.. but while I'm wavering it keeps going up. |
Posted at 26/8/2009 09:33 by martinc PAP results are always an entertaining read. Most companies wouldn't put in the final results: During the period, the Group put on a hat with corks hanging from the brim, downed some Fosters and announced its entry into the attractive Australian betting market |
Posted at 10/4/2006 12:58 by byrnedj yes would agree there - pap seems reasonably valued in comparison to its peers but thats not to say its peers are not overvalued? |
Posted at 22/11/2005 08:22 by blue_max William Hill sure is more than big enough to poach PAP. And at the current SP, Paddy Power is vulnerable to predators. |
Posted at 17/11/2005 20:48 by blue_max Writing was on the wall when William Hill took on PAP on their own door step. I am glad I sold out at EUR 14.11 despite hold advice and comments in 'Investing for Growth".Panic selling will make the share price fall further. Then PAP could once again make bargain. Buying right now is like the proverbial "catching a falling knive". Wait for a firm bounce and upward trend for a few weeks. |
Posted at 03/3/2005 12:05 by m.t.glass Meanwhile... Paddy Power has re-released odds on the identity of the next Pope: Tettamanzi, at 5-2, is ahead of 74-year-old Nigerian Cardinal Francis Arinze, 3-1, and 68-year-old Jaime Lucas Ortega y Alamino of Cuba, 11-2. (watch out for big bets being placed by shady-looking Italians carrying violin cases) Oh heck - does investing in PAP make me a PAPist ?? |
Posted at 23/2/2005 10:51 by cat Investec note just outPaddy Power - BUY Powers on ! In-line finals after recent pre-close round-up. Paddy Power has announced finals for the year ending December 2004, with 32.3m PBT (fully diluted EPS 54.7c, up 56%). The final dividend is increased 46% to 8.59c per share to total 18.72c for the year. ! Retained estimates. Despite a strong performance from the online business division, we think it is too early in the financial year to alter our estimates. We therefore retain our 36.3m PBT (EPS 61.8c) for the year ending December 2005. ! Highlights. Flat profits in the retail division are explained by unfavourable sporting results in Q4 (especially in December), which reduced gross margin and the start up costs of the UK LBO roll-out. However, this was offset by strong volume and gross win % in online (volumes +23%, gross margin 10.7% versus 7.3% in 2003) and telephone (volumes +8%, gross margin 8.3% versus 7.4% in 2003). Paddy Power has 31 units open in the London area and expects an overall profit from the London estate in 2006. The existing 31 units are expected to trade profitably in the current year but central costs and the opening of at least 15 new units will offset the core performance. ! Valuation. We estimate that Paddy Power will grow EPS c.14% compound over the next three years and stands on a 20.8x P/E, 11.8x EV/EBITDA (end 2005). However the company has c.50m net cash on the balance sheet which, if used to buy shares in, would reduce the P/E to less than 20x. ! Our view. Paddy Power has delivered strong growth in the past year. In the future the roll-out of the LBOs in the UK (with reduced start-up drag cost) for the overall retail division and the continued expansion in the online division (poker, casino and cross-sell to sports) will fuel further growth. We retain our BUY recommendation. |
Posted at 10/2/2005 23:27 by m.t.glass The name is confirmed as Paddy Power Pokerand the poker website is The beauty is that PAP is already an established favourite investors stock, growing at 50%pa and paying a dividend, thriving without poker. Not a flighty new player dependent on the poker craze. Whatever impact this poker facility has will be on top of something that was already worth owning. |
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