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SHRS Shires Income Plc

222.00
-0.50 (-0.22%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Shires Income Plc LSE:SHRS London Ordinary Share GB0008052507 ORD 50P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.50 -0.22% 222.00 220.00 224.00 225.00 219.00 225.00 139,809 16:35:22
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Mgmt Invt Offices, Open-end -372k -2.03M -0.0490 -45.10 91.69M
Shires Income Plc is listed in the Mgmt Invt Offices, Open-end sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SHRS. The last closing price for Shires Income was 222.50p. Over the last year, Shires Income shares have traded in a share price range of 200.00p to 269.00p.

Shires Income currently has 41,487,506 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Shires Income is £91.69 million. Shires Income has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -45.10.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
23/9/2013
16:06
I don't trust those UT trades. I've seen it happen many times before where a UT throws up an odd price after the close and they just go back to what they were trading at before on the next day. They might be real trades or not but UT's are often not representative. Why would anyone pay 11.75p over the 239p that the offer both closed and reopened at?
aleman
23/9/2013
16:00
Fund managers'seem more bullish, not sure his Sep report will be any better than his Aug report though.

"Fund managers' report (31st Aug)

Equity markets declined during August, with larger companies performing most poorly.

Emerging markets remained out of favour with investors as they continued to worry about slowing growth in many such economies. The likelihood of military action in Syria moved closer and unsurprisingly that drove the oil price higher. The UK and US economies showed further signs of improvement, this led investors to believe that in the US at least there is a growing likelihood of the withdrawal of some stimulus. This has manifested itself in the rising cost of
borrowing for both countries with UK and US 10 year yields moving sharply higher. They are now at levels not seen since mid 2011.

There was limited portfolio activity during the month. We sold call options on Wm. Morrison Supermarkets, and Provident Financial and put options on BHP Billiton, BG Group, Centrica and Pearson.

Investors are beginning to price in the start of tapering. This should be good news as it reflects improving economies in many developed nations. US GDP has exceeded expectations, their housing market is recovering and unemployment is falling. In the UK, the PMI readings are positive and increasing indeed the latest services data was the strongest since 2006. Europe is improving with a surprise expansion of 0.3% in the second quarter, and even Spain is showing signs of stabilisation. It is unfortunate then that emerging markets seem to be slowing.

However, it should be remembered how quickly the data from these regions can reverse. Brazil's second quarter GDP was materially better than analysts' expectations. Volatility is likely but a recovery in developed nations that led to a pick up in export led demand would be very beneficial for the developing nations. In the meantime companies, the miners aside, are generally experiencing reasonable trading conditions and as we progress further through 2013 there seems to be an improving likelihood that earnings expectations will be achieved."

whiskeyinthejar
23/9/2013
15:46
Price spiked over weekend, so we're down from that but not down from last week really. Someone got themselves some shares at a premium (250p). I didnt notice the trade type or exact price.

Ex- dividend 2nd october.

whiskeyinthejar
23/9/2013
15:43
It doesn't look to be down. Trades suggest it closed at 238p on Friday. Ex-dividends are always Wednesday.
aleman
23/9/2013
15:10
Why are we down today? Is it ex div?
plasybryn
01/7/2013
09:27
Just bought in. but I'm not expecting big moves this week on account of dividend. General market sentiment and NAV much more of a contributor than the 3p I think.

Seemed like a good time to buy though.

whiskeyinthejar
25/6/2013
14:30
This looks ready for a bounce.
Over sold and coming up for next dividend of 3p.

plasybryn
18/6/2013
07:46
Wouldn't you expect buying ahead of meaty dividend?
plasybryn
11/6/2013
14:41
NAV inc. income £2.32 and goes ex dividend 4th July
plasybryn
23/8/2012
15:37
The chart looks very strong here.
plasybryn
15/5/2012
14:36
For big dividends, I suggest you look at GVC (GVC Holdings) paying c. 11% and 21st Century Technology (C21) which has a special 3.5p dividend coming up following an asset sale.
GVC has paid back its value in dividends in 5 years. All director targets are geared to dividend strategies. Very unusual, but great for income seekers.

plasybryn
15/5/2012
14:28
I've sold out of these today to top up my holdings in NWS and RSA. The dividends of both are higher and look sustainable and I believe both offer better growth prospects once this euro madness ends.
lord gnome
28/3/2012
15:23
Shires Income has declared a third interim dividend of 3.0p per share for the year to the end of March.

The dividend is payable on 30 April to shareholders on the register at close of business on 10 April.

aleman
22/12/2011
11:26
22 December 2011


Shires Income PLC

Second Interim Dividend


The Board of Shires Income PLC has declared a second interim dividend of 3.0p per share in respect of the year to 31 March 2012 (second interim 2011 - 3.0p) payable on 31 January 2012 to shareholders on the register at close of business on 6 January 2012.

aleman
24/11/2011
12:53
Thanks for your comments Aleman.
skinny
23/11/2011
18:22
Much of the financials holdings is bonds, prefs and convertibles rather than shares so they are a bit more likely to hold up and pay out than shares if those companies get into trouble and cut dividends.
aleman
23/11/2011
12:00
These have been on my list for a while and now looking around the years low. I'm just a bit concerned at their weighting towards the UK financial sector - any views?
skinny
16/11/2011
07:34
So the divi looks solid, whilst the shares are trading at around NAV and are likely to bob up and down with the wider market. A good, low risk way to play the wider market, buying at the lows when offered and a good place to park cash to get a much better yield than any deposit account. Anything short of Armageddon in the markets and this looks solid. A widows and orphans fund.
lord gnome
15/11/2011
10:01
At the time of the announcement of the full year results for the year to 31 March 2011, the Board indicated that in the absence of unforeseen events they anticipated being able to maintain the dividend at 12p per share during this financial year. It remains the case that such a distribution is likely to require the utilisation of a modest amount of the Company's reserves.

The outlook for dividends has been improving. During this half year there were 15 companies in the portfolio that raised their dividends by more than 10%. It should be remembered though, that despite some very significant headline increases many of these were coming from very low bases. In addition there were two companies, BP and Persimmon that returned to the dividend list. The Company held no companies that found it necessary to cut their dividends. It is worth noting however that despite the successes of the first half it is only prudent to anticipate a slower rate of dividend growth during the second half and into 2012.

aleman
29/4/2011
07:44
As Shires Income has a big holding in Shires Smaller Cos, I'm surprised we have not had an announcement about the name change & new EPIC code. Do we know if it is to be run on the same grounds with same dividend strategy?
Should the Bulletin Board be renamed?

plasybryn
21/4/2011
13:50
Getting ready for the next tick up? I bought a few more today
plasybryn
04/4/2011
13:53
Goes ex-dividend on Wednesday.

The Board of Shires Income PLC has declared a third interim dividend of 3.0p per share in respect of the year to 31 March 2011 (third interim 2010 3.0p) payable on 28 April 2011 to shareholders on the register at close of business on 8 April 2011.

aleman
21/12/2010
14:42
21 December 2010



Shires Income PLC

Second Interim Dividend





The Board of Shires Income PLC has declared a second interim dividend of 3.0p per share in respect of the year to 31 March 2011 (second interim 2010 - 3.0p) payable on 31 January 2011 to shareholders on the register at close of business on 7 January 2011.

aleman
24/11/2010
11:23
RNSed 15th November.
aleman
24/11/2010
11:18
Anyone seen the 1/2 year document?
plasybryn
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