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PHP Primary Health Properties Plc

93.75
-1.25 (-1.32%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Primary Health Properties Plc LSE:PHP London Ordinary Share GB00BYRJ5J14 ORD 12.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -1.25 -1.32% 93.75 93.90 94.10 94.40 92.50 92.50 3,303,953 16:35:18
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Real Estate Agents & Mgrs 169.8M 27.3M - N/A 0
Primary Health Properties Plc is listed in the Real Estate Agents & Mgrs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PHP. The last closing price for Primary Health Properties was 95p. Over the last year, Primary Health Properties shares have traded in a share price range of 84.30p to 109.00p.

Primary Health Properties currently has 1,336,500,000 shares in issue.

Primary Health Properties Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/6/2013
07:04
The reports in this morning's press about the NHS being unsustainable in its current form must be very good news for all holders of PHP. If hospitals start to close and are replaced with bigger and better GPs surgeries it must be good news for us. No wonder the management want more money to "take advantage of opportunities in the market place".
ygor706
30/5/2013
16:11
Rupert
with respect i cant relate commercial properties to doctors surgeries
am sure technically your right but?
a further interesting factor look at the previous PHP fund raising 18th May 2012
the price dropped like a bomb and them went up like rocket
reckon my 3800 allotment could be a good bet.

cheers

old crow
30/5/2013
12:12
The "Offer" does not seem particularly compelling - £3.15 and today's price is £3.18. Barely worthwhile breaking out the Cheque book.
beardmore
30/5/2013
11:46
Old crow, Not sure I agree with your assessment. Commercial yields are below the long term average, and long let investments to secure covenants have never been more in demand. I am sitting tight but agree that the offer is not very attractive.
rupert1
29/5/2013
13:36
3800 ,Another very strong factor for being optimistic with PHP
the property market has been stagnant for too long can only move north
and improve their balance sheet

old crow
28/5/2013
18:10
Really? Their plan appears to have failed. Check out the AGR reply to their offer to see why MedicX are not the best investment. My preferred order is;

1. AGR
2. PHP
3. MXF

goliard
28/5/2013
18:02
i'm buying medix they seem to have a plan
cnx
28/5/2013
17:39
3800

The Crows could maybe feel more content when the next results are known
and the div is holding with better cover

Having said this we are always going to need doctors surgeries and we love the long leases with built in increases
so 3800 cheer up

old crow
28/5/2013
17:00
Did the medicx bid for Assura value the company below NAV? Just musing if PHP may be raising the money to make a bid, that is IF it raises the money, as old crow posted there isnt much point in taking up the offer. Im getting a little sceptical about PHP after holding for almost a decade how does everyone else feel about the company and the uncovered dividends?
3800

3800
28/5/2013
16:47
Total waste of offer buy at 315p when you can pick them up at todays price
of 322p and the Crows entitlement is over 3800 shares

old crow
28/5/2013
16:33
Assura rejects MedicX takeover bid &
MedicX buys 14 medical centres for 45 Million - both being reported by Estates Gazette.

doe808
23/5/2013
15:20
You were right Typo56, I've just been notified of my entitlement. Can't trust market makers eh?
eburne1960
23/5/2013
14:46
goliard - "and MedicX has just bid for Assura,"

Thanks. I wasn't aware that MedicX had actually made a bid for Assura, I agree that PHP would likely consider it, maybe that's why they are raising funds!!!

losos
23/5/2013
06:36
The market maker. That figures!

The record date is an administrative event. As I understand it, anyone who bought between the record date and last night is entitled to take up the open offer but they may have to make a claim with the seller. This is normally handled by your broker and is transparent to the PI.

What do you suppose "ex-entitlement date" means? Why state it?

In this case it's pretty academic as the value of the open offer is buried in the noise.

typo56
22/5/2013
20:39
Typo56 it was the market maker! The announcement does clearly say the record date is a week before the ex date. I agree it doesn't make sense, but then it's unusual to be given the chance to get in on a discounted offer after it's announced. I hope I can participate, but I won't hold my breath.
eburne1960
22/5/2013
16:59
eburne1960, today's announcement clearly states that they go ex-entitlement for the open offer 23 May. The record date is irrelevant to you. Whoever told you shares bought today don't qualify is wrong. Hopefully it wasn't a broker, but I fear it might have been!
typo56
22/5/2013
16:03
Interesting find, interview with Hyman here:
kayha2
22/5/2013
14:38
Losos, I was thinking healthcare in particular and MedicX has just bid for Assura, so it looks like some movement. I would be surprised if PHP are not looking at Assura too as the MedicX price isn't exactly top dollar.
goliard
22/5/2013
14:32
Robcoo - Thanks for the update and well done for writing to the CFO about the last fund raising, it never hurts to let these people know that there are PI's out there and they are (or should be) treated the same as any others.
losos
22/5/2013
14:05
Even more oddly, the record date was last Thursday!! I've been told if you buy today you don't qualify, which is a shame as I bought today thinking I could get a few more at a discount.
eburne1960
22/5/2013
10:37
Private investors are being largely overlooked today too. They're issuing up to 1 new share for every existing 4 shares (with the power to increase that by up to 25%) but the open offer is only 1 for 10 (plus excess application).

Oddly they don't go ex-entitlement until tomorrow, so shares bought today will still qualify for the open offer.

typo56
22/5/2013
09:08
Shareholders are included. I wrote to the CFO at the last fund raising to complain, so perhaps I have been listened to
robcoo
22/5/2013
08:20
goliard - "some consolidation is well overdue in the sector"

Do you mean the whole REIT sector or just the Health Care property sub sector, if the latter then I would have thought there could hardly be much 'consolodation' since there must be only about four or five companies like PHP.

The drop in PHP share price may have been 'insider' info on todays announcement of a fund raising with new shares being offered on a 1 for 10 basis. I haven't read the whole RN announcement yet so don't know if existing shareholders will get a discount.

Will be interesting to see what the market makes of this move bearing in mind they raised money not so long ago via a deal with the institutions and the poor little PI's were ignored.

losos
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