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TEP Telecom Plus Plc

1,628.00
22.00 (1.37%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Telecom Plus Plc LSE:TEP London Ordinary Share GB0008794710 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  22.00 1.37% 1,628.00 1,630.00 1,636.00 1,634.00 1,588.00 1,604.00 112,865 16:35:04
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Phone Comm Ex Radiotelephone 2.48B 68.43M 0.8662 18.86 1.29B
Telecom Plus Plc is listed in the Phone Comm Ex Radiotelephone sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TEP. The last closing price for Telecom Plus was 1,606p. Over the last year, Telecom Plus shares have traded in a share price range of 1,356.00p to 2,025.00p.

Telecom Plus currently has 78,991,117 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Telecom Plus is £1.29 billion. Telecom Plus has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 18.86.

Telecom Plus Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
21/11/2023
09:12
New insurance business looks very interesting, with only around 10% of customers taking this product, so significant cross selling oppportunities to existing customers and next year they will have their re-insurance license.

Does anyone have any good research notes that is publically available on forecast growth?

checkers2
21/11/2023
08:50
Shares down ? Wtf
davie6
21/11/2023
08:31
Update looks strong. Thought there would have been more of a positive reaction
izztre
21/11/2023
07:26
Interims. Looking strong. Dividend for xmas
plasybryn
24/10/2023
12:20
Yes indeed.
Good solid company.
No advertising costs to speak of.

P.

peddlers
24/10/2023
10:49
Correct it is the other services on offer and not energy which are more profitable
cleaver2
23/10/2023
12:19
I'm holding firm.
Might add more on general market weakness.

TEP are comfortably on track to "double the size of our high quality base.
There's a general feeling in this sector if energy costs drop then revenue may be affected but TEP business model offers so much more than just energy.
I suspect TEP will surge upwards as we head into the jolly season with investors seeking out good solid companies at bargain prices

P.

peddlers
20/10/2023
12:58
quite glad the stop worked :|

this under all moving averages, ftse 250 down today as well

nakedmolerat
18/10/2023
13:59
my long in profit was taken out today
nakedmolerat
11/10/2023
15:16
Can't understand what is so negative for this drop. Seems fairly cheap considering the all time high.
thebeast1
11/10/2023
14:26
market liked this morning, but not this afternoon
nakedmolerat
11/10/2023
11:47
Charles did well to sell. 50 million at £24 per share
lennonsalive
04/10/2023
13:43
Trading update this week?
disc0dave46
03/10/2023
08:29
if all supplies were offering around the same with the recent energy issues, then TEP would have lower churn and afterwards it has some offers, then surly this most be good for growth. also with all the tiddlers who went to wall because they offered lowest in the market, most be good for TEP too?
nakedmolerat
29/9/2023
07:10
I do still think growth could do with acceleration and I'm not sure if distribution model on it's own is the way forward
lennonsalive
29/9/2023
07:09
A positive trading update will it a boost. Uk market is just bad anyway and even debt free, cash generated companies are not doing well. Perhaps that is clouding TEP and if the market/investing improves in the uk it will be rise.
lennonsalive
26/9/2023
07:19
Problem is every event TEP comes up with a new idea for distributors to sign up customers. Which is fine for them to get a free holiday etc however it's not very dynamic to grow a customer base with this model
lennonsalive
26/9/2023
07:09
This one RE: How much lower ?12 Jun 2023 22:43Given the number of customers TEP picked up from the demise of other utility companies over the last couple of years and the opportunities to cross-sell other, higher-margin services I think TEP is following its long-term trend of rising lows. It fell c40% over approximately 18 months from its Nov 2013 peak before starting its long road to recovery and has thus far fallen c41% from its Nov 2023 peak over a period of approximately seven months. As it currently stands, TEP might indeed fall further. 1200p is, perhaps, a possibility but I think 1000p is probably is unlikely; it will really depend on whether TEP starts to lose customers if, and when, the utility market regularises. Historically TEP has seen fairly low customer churn but a lot of its newer customers, unlike its older ex-British Gas customers, are probably more likely to switch to find the best deals (if TEP doesn't remain competitive). Against which, you've got to factor in that they've likely picked up a lot more active distributors in the last 12 months, as people start looking for opportunities to make some additional income, and that may give rise to new, additional customers to help counter other outflows. As it stands, I think the yield is still too low (suggesting that the share price has further to drop) and there have to be question marks over whether TEP can continue to sustain the current projected 80p dividend, if starts to see (large) net customer outflows. Personally I think TEP would have been better advised to propose a modest increase in its previous ordinary dividend and proposed an additional special dividend top-up until the utility market had settled. You don't get slaughtered for cutting or stopping a special dividend and if TEP now pays part of its target 80p dividend as a special dividend then that could have a further adverse impact on the share price because there's now an expectation of a recurring 80p ordinary dividend. The next couple of half yearly results are going to be interesting.
lennonsalive
26/9/2023
06:21
I couldn't see it there, got a link please?
briggs1209
25/9/2023
15:30
A good post on LSE forum about TEP.
lennonsalive
15/9/2023
15:39
Octopus energy are kicking ass. They are buying shell energy arm, meaning lots of new customers. Tep needs to do something radical to keep up
lennonsalive
13/9/2023
13:52
Because of supply deal with NPower and lower cost serve they are the cheapest variable tariff. This is driving customer number growth. This in turn is driving agent growth which will drive more customer growth. Customer numbers have been shooting up
captainpanakin1
13/9/2023
09:25
where is the growth? more services? more customers? less churn?
nakedmolerat
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