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RWS Rws Holdings Plc

180.20
-4.20 (-2.28%)
18 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Rws Holdings Plc LSE:RWS London Ordinary Share GB00BVFCZV34 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -4.20 -2.28% 180.20 180.40 181.00 185.00 176.60 184.40 1,088,214 16:35:14
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Business Services, Nec 733.8M -27.7M -0.0738 -24.44 676.81M
Rws Holdings Plc is listed in the Business Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker RWS. The last closing price for Rws was 184.40p. Over the last year, Rws shares have traded in a share price range of 176.60p to 297.20p.

Rws currently has 375,170,883 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Rws is £676.81 million. Rws has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -24.44.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
10/4/2012
16:18
The 'Market Update' section looked like a specific contradiction of the recent comments about falling patent numbers!

"On March 5, the World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO) published figures showing a 10.7% increase in the annual PCT filings to 181,900 from 164,316, setting a new record and demonstrating that procuring international patent rights has remained an integral part of many IP strategies despite the economic conditions. The European Patent Office also recently published figures showing that the total number of European patent filings increased by 3.7% to 244,437 in 2011 from 235,700 in 2010."

jeffian
10/4/2012
14:04
mad professor type it seems

also looks like they may be getting some cross over from Inovia clients

phillis
05/4/2012
14:21
I couldn't be bothered to answer that one, Phillis! However, I think the issue is whether the reduction in overall patents relates to the 'Mad Professor' type or whether mainstream companies with real IP to protect are cutting back. I suspect it's the former - for example I can't see Big Pharma failing to patent their drugs and pursue those who make generic copies - and I trust the vast majority of RWS's clients fall into the latter category.
jeffian
05/4/2012
12:30
THE point is that fewer patents being registered means fewer translations -
back to remedial class I'm afraid

phillis
03/4/2012
21:31
this is a translation company

there are three centres for filing internationaly covered patents
vis london, new york and munich

accoringly all patents wishing to be registered above have to file in
english, german and, of course french

imo rws will continue to grow

cnx
03/4/2012
17:11
for sure most of RWS's clients are corporate so maybe it does affect their part of the market much at all
phillis
03/4/2012
16:06
I know of at least one listed company (SRT) that doesn't think patents are worthwhile despite having leading technology to protect. Small companies do not have the resources to fight prolonged battles in court against deep pocketed outfits with slick lawyers who can convince you black is really white.
alter ego
03/4/2012
15:25
Yes, I saw that, Phillis, and wondered about the implications. I managed to convince myself that it probably related to the myriad small inventions that are patented by 'inventors' every day (indeed, the article refers specifically to smaller companies not having the resources to fight patent battles) whereas RWS is mainly working with big companies needing patent translations, but I have to say I'm not sure.........
jeffian
03/4/2012
14:32
a bit of negative news on the market
phillis
08/3/2012
14:34
Mr Andrew Brode is the life tenant of the trust and the Executive Chairman of the Group.
grahamburn
08/3/2012
14:07
RBC Trustees (Guernsey) Limited hold 42% of RWS. presumably this for benefit of directors and senior staff. do the ultimate beneficiaries need to be identified?
cnx
02/3/2012
11:24
onwards and ever upwards
phillis
20/2/2012
17:09
new high!
divis in the bank
:-)

phillis
14/2/2012
09:59
Any analysis of inovia?
apad

apad
13/2/2012
13:06
steady as she goes Jeff!
phillis
13/2/2012
10:22
Another nice statement this morning. I worry about some of my shares but this one, with healthy cash generation, no borrowings, and increasing earnings and dividends from a niche market where it is a key player, just gives me a warm glow!
jeffian
12/1/2012
13:29
xd looming

nice firm price

phillis
28/12/2011
16:26
looks like there's been a wide spread all day 410-454 and someone just sold 300 sold at 410 so that's the latest price. No worries.
alter ego
28/12/2011
16:22
Why the sudden drop? trades seem ok....anyone......
whites10
14/12/2011
17:54
A good set of results, especially in such a tough economic climate. Very happy to be a long term shareholder in this excellent business.
robinnicolson
14/12/2011
09:54
happiness!
phillis
13/12/2011
11:25
looking forward to tomorrow's RNS and a goodly increase in the divi
phillis
10/12/2011
14:10
Everything seems to indicate a buy on this one too; charts, balacance sheet, my computer program and trading update on the way...
jmmoss
05/12/2011
10:40
in the run up to an 11p (?) dividend
phillis
14/10/2011
10:33
So, Brode has reduced his stake in the business by giving half a million shares to a school trust (his old school?). He still holds 18 million shares (42% of the company). Doubt one can draw any significant conclusions from this one-off transaction (charitable gift) unless it's followed by further reductions in in his holdings.
grahamburn
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