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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Styles & Wood | LSE:STY | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BLG2TG58 | ORD 1P |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 463.50 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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| 16/3/2018 | 09:16 | Styles & Wood 2010 (troll free thread) | 5,619 |
| 22/7/2016 | 16:09 | Styles&Wood plc | 3 |
| 08/9/2015 | 11:23 | Styles & Wood | 73 |
| 28/2/2014 | 15:11 | Styles & Wood - Big outsourcing opportunity | 2,926 |
| 27/10/2010 | 11:26 | Styles & Wood : Restructured Retail Recovery Play | 116 |
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Posted at 12/2/2018 09:08 by plutonian Styles & Wood Group PLC Contract Win"Styles & Wood was successful following a two-stage tender process and management believe that the contract, which will span a 72 week period, should contribute approximately GBP38.25 million of revenue over the duration of its life." Shame we will not benefit :-( |
Posted at 15/1/2018 11:56 by lefrene With Carrillion gone there will be a lot of MOD housing looking for a new manager, it could be an opening for the new owner of STY? Not that it helps any shareholders now :¬( I thought this was worth more than the 465p take out. |
Posted at 21/12/2017 16:16 by lefrene KerChiiing! a healthy crop of building plots certainly beats milking the cows at 06:00! 'N' negotiated? There's a list somewhere of the codes.Thank you for the invite, the TT is still on the bucket list. Enjoy your STY profits, it certainly turned out a winner for me too. Cheers, Lefrene |
Posted at 24/11/2017 15:30 by kazoom I certainly approve of Directors focusing on managing the business rather than managing the share price.However, I don't think it would be too distracting for them to be a little more forthcoming with announcements. I suppose one can hold to the view that as they are obliged to inform the market if performance will be materially different to expectations, so in that sense no news is good (or actually neutral) news. Trouble is that such comfort only holds up to the day of a profits warning! Looking back I'd referred to the fact that we didn't get a FY trading statement until the beginning of April this year (and the results themselves at the end of that month. And in 2016 there was no pre-close announcement at all (although the results themselves were at the beginning of April). Whilst in 2015 they did give an update in Feb (although the results were not until June). I can perhaps understand them wanting 3 or 4 months to finalise the results (5 seems a little excessive), but with the FY ending in December it wouldn't seem unreasonable that they could give a view in Jan or Feb, particularly given the uncertainties in the sector caused by he likes of Carrilion & Interserve. I think I might write to them suggesting the same. |
Posted at 24/11/2017 13:53 by trigger blade lefrene,A few years ago, about 2009 I think, I was told by a director of JHD, in answer to my question as to why the company was valued so low at that point, that if they kept doing the right things, the share price would take care of itself and he was absolutely right. Maybe the directors of STY take a similar view, let's hope for a similar outcome :-) |
Posted at 19/11/2017 18:46 by rp19 Not sure about the industry as a whole but there appears to be a focus at STY of concentrating on better margin areas of work. The Department for Works & Pensions has a £375 fit-out/build framework that is due to start in April 2018. I'd imagine STY will be seeking a place on that. |
Posted at 10/11/2017 13:01 by lefrene This looks like a business that's doing ok, it looks cheap, so I can't help but wonder why people are selling it, unless of course they are selling simply because the price is drifting down?Styles & Wood First Half Performance Boosted By Acquisitions [ 29 Sep 2017 11:27 ] LONDON (Alliance News) - Property services and project delivery company Styles & Wood Group PLC saw its first half revenue rise and profit more than double, with growth driven by a positive impact from acquisitions. Its revenue for the first half, which ended June 30, rose 18% to GBP55.5 million from GBP47.1 million and pretax profit rose to GBP867,000 from GBP407,000. Styles & Wood said revenue was aided by contributions from the acquisitions of Keysource Ltd in September last year and The GDM Group Ltd in January. Styles & Wood paid an initial GBP1.0 million cash payment for Keysource with up to GBP5.0 million of deferments payable in cash in shares subject to performance criteria in the three years up to December 31 2018. GDM was acquired for an initial consideration in cash and shares of GBP4.0 million with a potential deferred payment of up to GBP3.1 million in cash subject to performance in the three years leading up to the end of 2019. The company said both acquisitions have performed well in the year to date, significantly enhancing not only its customer service offering but also in earnings, with further potential growth expected. Strong revenue growth in the company's professional services division to GBP30.2 million from GBP19.0 million was offset by contracting services revenue falling to GBP18.6 million from GBP27.5 million. The drop in contracting revenue was primarily due to timing issues regarding two major projects' scope and delays in planning. These delayed start dates mean revenue in this sector will be heavily weighted to the second half of the year. Facility services revenue rose to GBP6.7 million from GBP538,000 the year before. Styles & Wood said current order book and trading forecasts remain in line with management expectations for the full year, with new framework appointments and major project wins due to provide further growth going into 2018. By George Collard; georgecollard@allian |
Posted at 06/11/2017 17:11 by lefrene How times change, here's an item from the Manchester Evening News in 2009. Note a prospective takeover for £80 million when the order book was £77 million. Now the company has orders circa £130 million, yet it's only valued at £29 million by the market today. A direct comparison would suggest a take over value four times the current price! Unlikely to happen, and perhaps not a fair comparison, but it still suggests that STY is much undervalued, unless there is something else going on?"ALTRINCHAM-based store refurbishment group Styles & Wood may be sold to venture capital buyers after three years on the stock market. The board announced it was exploring options to boost its balance sheet, including a sale to private equity or an equity fundraising. An attempt by former chief executive Neil Davies and ex-chairman Gerard Quiligotti to take the company private for £80m was abandoned last year. Styles & Wood's shares have slumped amid retail sector woes and it warned its results for 2008 would be hit by exceptional items. The business, now led by CEO Ivan McKeever, said trading since the start of this year was in line with expectations and it was benefiting from action to slash costs by more than £4m. It has an order book of £77.4m. " |
Posted at 28/9/2017 12:21 by lefrene Ooops! spoke too soon QS99. At least STY don't seem so leaky as other small caps, whatever the figures are we shall have to wait for the morning. I'm hopeful that steady progress will be revealed, but then I'm often wrong. With the raised awareness about poor fire protection in social housing, I hope STY can pick up business there with their buildings management service offering. I imagine there are a lot of nervous do-nothings overpaid apparatchiks who would be only too glad to shift responsibilities on to the shoulders of others. Particularly if costs like insurance could come down if you have a proven competent service provider like STY. I will be interested in the forward looking statement tomorrow, I'd also like to hear that they have dropped the Dubai money pit! |
Posted at 08/9/2016 09:41 by brando69 ha. i'll stick to predicting STY share price movements... |
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