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SBRY Sainsbury (j) Plc

270.40
-1.50 (-0.55%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Sainsbury (j) Plc LSE:SBRY London Ordinary Share GB00B019KW72 ORD 28 4/7P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -1.50 -0.55% 270.40 271.00 271.20 273.10 268.80 272.70 5,324,762 16:35:11
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Grocery Stores 31.49B 207M 0.0878 30.88 6.39B
Sainsbury (j) Plc is listed in the Grocery Stores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SBRY. The last closing price for Sainsbury (j) was 271.90p. Over the last year, Sainsbury (j) shares have traded in a share price range of 244.10p to 310.60p.

Sainsbury (j) currently has 2,356,866,697 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Sainsbury (j) is £6.39 billion. Sainsbury (j) has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 30.88.

Sainsbury (j) Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
18/8/2019
10:05
The share price is little short of a disaster.A new broom is required for the benefit of customers and shareholders alike.
imperial3
18/8/2019
09:41
empty shelves,empty aisles..recipe for disaster
johncasey
18/8/2019
09:31
P - good posts.
alphorn
18/8/2019
09:23
Konrad - it's a he.

Certainly there has to be an attraction: in the case of HE, Sainsbury's is ideally placed adjacent to the M27 and with good parking. That's not to say that a competitor won't decide to intrude, but the economics of so doing would have to be damn good as Sainsbury's new offering is very attractive in terms of selection and convenience.

Living rural, I'm not within 5 minutes drive of any supermarket, but 20 minutes gives me a selection of SBRY, WAIT, TSCO and LIDL. What makes me shop at SBRY is the big ?.

For me, it's the overall experience: price; selection; availability; parking; customer service; quality of product, and, to a degree, customer loyalty - it has to be said. Not necessarily in that order, btw.

All supermarkets are keenly aware of the above. It's a tough business to be in, but room for all atm - just need to make it work for the benefit of shareholders, too.

poikka
18/8/2019
09:09
Spob, it goes without saying that the basics must first be put right.

It is then how do Sainsbury, at the margin, offer something different? This might be a combination of service/offer etc. Obviously price would be relevant as well.

If at say Hedge End there is an ASDA, Tesco, Morrison and Sainsbury store within five minutes drive of Poikka (not sure there is mind), then how is he/she encouraged to ditch going to Tesco etc. and join the happy throng going to Sainsbury?

I am not counting in Lidl and Aldi as it appears that even if you are a regular shopper at ASDA/Tesco/Morrison, Sainsbury you are liable to be visiting one or other as well.

This is the problem in a nutshell for the new CEO.

konradpuss
18/8/2019
08:53
I'm struggling to see what new 'vision' could be brought to Sainsbury's. I can only go by what I see and what I read (including between the lines) in their Annual Report - not the one with all the smiling workforce!

They put a lot of understanding into what motivates shoppers to spend, and are applying that to their upgrades.

They are working on improving cashflow, reducing debt and stabilising the pension scheme.

Perhaps the issue that concerns me most now about Sainsbury's is the disparity between individual stores: some stores well managed, others not so.

Hedge End is my local, and the ongoing upgrade, due to complete late September, is quite impressive.

They took their eye off the ball during the corporate action, but there's no denying that it's all hands to the pumps now. Looking a year out, I'm confident that we'll get good ongoing results.

Used to be that the market could be said to look 2 years out for valuations - horizons have become shorter.

poikka
18/8/2019
08:28
vision and inspiration has done all the damage imho

just need a simpleton who understands the basics of keeping the shelves full up

it's not rocket science

spob
18/8/2019
07:43
Coupe going could be good news for the share price eventually. I am sure there is a new CEO out there with some vision and inspiration.
konradpuss
18/8/2019
07:37
I truly hope Sainsbury's are looking to an outsider to replace Coupe as the insiders have already proved themselves useless.
loganair
17/8/2019
21:05
Sainsbury’s kicks off search for boss Mike Coupe’s replacement
muffinhead
17/8/2019
16:24
leave it to you

what you glean from the above

retail more risky these days


good luck

adrian j boris
17/8/2019
16:22
Mean consensus HOLD
Number of Analysts 19
Average target price 233,58 GBp
Last Close Price 182,50 GBp
Spread / Highest target 50,7%
Spread / Average Target 28,0%
Spread / Lowest Target -1,37%

adrian j boris
17/8/2019
16:21
Summary

The company usually posts poor financials for mid or long term investments.
The company has solid fundamentals for a short-term investment strategy.

Strengths

The close medium term support offers good timing for purchasing the stock.
The stock, which is currently worth 2020 to 0.18 times its sales, is clearly overvalued in comparison with peers.
With a P/E ratio at 9.95 for the current year and 9.28 for next year, earnings multiples are highly attractive compared with competitors.
This company will be of major interest to investors in search of a high dividend stock.
The average target price set by analysts covering the stock is above current prices and offers a tremendous appreciation potential.

Weaknesses

As estimated by analysts, this group is among those businesses with the lowest growth prospects.
Low profitability weakens the company.
Prospects from analysts covering the stock are not consistent. Such dispersed sales estimates confirm the poor visibility into the group's activity.
For the past year, analysts have significantly revised downwards their profit estimates.
The underlying tendency is negative on the weekly chart below the resistance at 238.8 GBp

adrian j boris
17/8/2019
16:19
Moving Averages analysis

Price and moving averages has closed below its Short term moving average. Short term moving average is currently below mid-term; AND below long term moving averages. From the relationship between price and moving averages; we can see that: This stock is BEARISH in short-term; and BEARISH in mid-long term.

Bollinger Bands Analysis

SBRY.L has closed above bottom band by 15.9%. Bollinger Bands are 35.9% wider than normal. The current width of the bands does not suggest anything about the future direction or movement of prices.

adrian j boris
17/8/2019
16:17
Last Signal: STAY IN CASH
Last Close:
182.50
Change:
+5.40
Percent change
+3.05%
Signal Update
Our system’s recommendation today is to STAY IN CASH. The previous SELL signal was issued on 26/07/2019, 21 days ago, when the stock price was 200.39. Since then SBRY.L has fallen by -8.93%.
Market Outlook
The market is finally giving hints of a bullish resurgence. Today a bullish pattern is detected.

adrian j boris
17/8/2019
16:14
Keep on talking it down, boys. Anybody actually read the Finals? Of course you have, but hey, try seeing what effect an extra 0.5% on the margins would have - could go the other way, I suppose.
poikka
17/8/2019
16:03
And wanting to be a show boat and in the limelight....look at me, look at me says Coupe.
loganair
17/8/2019
16:02
I have paid off the mortgage have enough money to buy food pay the bills go out a few times a week and go away three times a year.Am certainly not rich but earning a larger wage has little motivation to me unless I really wanted the job.You are right it's all greed.
tim 3
17/8/2019
15:01
Coupe is certainly in the money.On the pay he is on,he has no financial worries,compared to ordinary working people.The rub is what is he going to do for Sainsburys now? The buck stops with him.
imperial3
17/8/2019
14:34
Very astute call.
essentialinvestor
17/8/2019
14:28
Waiting for 150p not a penny more. Was glad to be out as soon as possible when merger was announced.

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smurfy2001
30 Apr '18 - 08:18 - 18773 of 20310 Edit
Flipping iWeb could not sell at the highs. Got out at 3.145p. Oh well out with a profit. Finally out of this terrible under performer 100%.

smurfy2001
17/8/2019
14:21
It is called 'Greed' and 'Power' and looking to be in the Limelight, being put on a peddle stool.
loganair
17/8/2019
13:52
I honestly can not understand how anyone earning nearly £4m a year would still be motivated by money I know I wouldn't be but accept I may be in the minority there lol.
tim 3
17/8/2019
12:42
This is what was said after the Asda merger failed to get through:

'Fundamentally the business has lost its way and doesn't know how to make its proposition stand out in a crowded market,' says AJ Bell's Russ Mould. 'Customers vote with their feet and shop elsewhere.'

'Sainsbury's needs to re-establish its place in an increasingly polarised market,' says William Hall from brand specialist Landor.

loganair
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