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TUI Tui Ag

653.00
6.50 (1.01%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Tui Ag LSE:TUI London Ordinary Share DE000TUAG505 ORD REG SHS NPV (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  6.50 1.01% 653.00 650.50 652.50 661.50 645.50 652.50 1,021,024 16:35:19
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Travel Agencies 20.67B 305.8M 0.1713 43.32 13.25B
Tui Ag is listed in the Travel Agencies sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TUI. The last closing price for Tui was 646.50p. Over the last year, Tui shares have traded in a share price range of 380.80p to 758.40p.

Tui currently has 1,785,205,853 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Tui is £13.25 billion. Tui has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 43.32.

Tui Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
26/3/2024
15:18
This is where I came in and so I will take my leave

Best of luck to those that remain

jubberjim
26/3/2024
09:18
Re rating here....expect similar with other travel related companies... ie SSPG. ;-)
davethehorse
17/3/2024
21:10
FWIW, seasonally-adjusted bad, wet weather in Northern Europe has historically been supportive for last- minute bookings for Easter and early Spring.
alphahunter
07/3/2024
15:45
Bit more info for those who are interested On 13 February shareholders in travel firm TUI (TUI) voted by an overwhelming majority (98.35% in favour) to cancel the group's listing on the London Stock Exchange.WHY IS TUI DELISTING?TUI cited liquidity centralisation, simplification benefits associated with EU airline ownership and control, creating efficiencies and enhancing equity profile for the move. Currently a sizeable proportion of its shares are traded in Frankfurt.WHEN WILL IT DELIST?The company said it will 'make applications to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to cancel the admission' and adds it is 'anticipated that the last day of dealings of the TUI AG shares on the main market will be 21 June 2024'.WHAT ARE DEPOSITARY INTERESTS? A UK depositary interest is a UK-registered security which represents the rights to an underlying foreign security. In the case of TUI each DI has the rights to one TUI share.Depositary interests are created to enable foreign securities to be bought and sold on the UK market and settled within the CREST electronic share trading system.WHAT ARE THE OPTIONS FOR UK SHAREHOLDERS?When a company delists from a stock exchange it doesn't affect your ownership of the shares, however shares may not hold any value post-delisting.In this case UK shareholders in TUI, which hold DIs (depositary interests) in the company, have three main options.Option 1: Transfer of shares underlying the DIsThis would involve a written instruction to cancel the DIs and transfer the shares underlying them to an account through which Germany shares can be held at least seven business days ahead of the UK delisting date. The depositary can be contacted directly at shareholderenquiries@linkgroup.co.uk.Option 2: Sell the DIsAgain, this should be done at least seven business days before the delisting.Option 3: Do nothingIn this case you would still hold DIs at the point when the company delists from the UK. TUI will sell the underlying shares and the proceeds net of commissions, costs, expenses and tax will be returned to you. Depending on the number of residual shares in this category, the shares will be sold in normal market transactions or in an off-market sale arrangement. WHERE CAN YOU GET MORE INFORMATION?TUI has issued guidance for UK shareholders on their website. UK shareholders can call +44 (0)333 300 1570. Calls are charged at the standard geographic rate and will vary by provider
justin1117
16/2/2024
14:44
Thanks Alpha
solarno lopez
14/2/2024
13:29
"When TUI relist in Germany will we still be able to deal in the shares."

No Solarno,

You will have to convert your TUI LSE shares as nominative shares, stuff your suitcase with them, book an Easyjet flight to Berlin, swap them for TUI DE nominative shares, take a domestic flight to Frankfurt, swap them for bearer shares at the Exchange and place them in the intray of the security man on the left when you leave the building.

alphahunter
14/2/2024
11:45
Please do your own research as always and follow FCA guidelines.
qantas
14/2/2024
10:26
FWIW :- Jefferies raises Tui price target to 7.50 (7.00) EUR - 'hold'
skinny
14/2/2024
08:21
When TUI relist in Germany will we still be able to deal in the shares.
solarno lopez
13/2/2024
11:09
TUI Group stock climbs on FQ1 EBIT beat; Jefferies remains cautious
Shares of TUI Group (TUIFF) rose 3% in Frankfurt after the travel giant revealed better-than-expected FQ1 EBIT and revenue.

Specifically, the company reported an underlying EBIT of €6 million, significantly better than the forecasted loss of €113 million. Net loss in the quarter amounted to €122.6 million, marking a 52% improvement year-over-year.

Revenue saw a significant increase, rising by 15% YoY to €4.30 billion, exceeding the estimate of €4.17 billion.

This performance was supported by an increase in guest numbers, with 3.5 million travelers choosing TUI in the three-month period, up from 3.3 million the previous year.

Looking ahead, TUI remains optimistic, maintaining its forecast for revenue growth of at least 10% and an increase in underlying EBIT of at least 25%.

As for the medium-term goals, TUI aims for an average EBIT growth of approximately 7%-10% CAGR.

The earnings report comes ahead of an annual general meeting, where TUI shareholders will decide on whether the company will delist its shares from the London Stock Exchange in favor of a full listing in Germany.

This decision is driven by the board's observation of a substantial decline in liquidity within the U.K. equity markets in recent years. TUI, which is currently dual-listed in Frankfurt and the U.K., notes that only 10% of its shares are held in London.

Despite an “undemanding valuation” and a reshaped balance sheet, Jefferies analysts said they still observe “ reinvestment risk in all key business units.”

“In an environment of macro uncertainty, we prefer share winners: Jet2 (Buy) trades on a similar c45% discount to history with a better-invested offer and clearer growth runway,” analysts wrote.

master rsi
13/2/2024
09:20
from the "UPS" thread

603p
Large spike and subsequent profit-taking and bounce back since, excellent 1Q and better forecast for the Y, but the best at the moment is the chart with all Indicators being positive and the main one is the EMA 8 v 21 days as it crosses over and turning bullish.

master rsi
12/2/2024
23:33
Encouraging news from the German market, BUY
What’s it all about?
The results of a new representative survey show that Germans are planning to travel
more in 2024, despite economic uncertainties and price increases. This is supported by the latest booking statistics, which show that booking activity remained at a high level in December and the first two weeks of January. These data points should support TUI's early December guidance of at least 10% revenue growth and at least 25% underlying EBIT growth in FY24.

A good start to FY24 and the decision to delist from the LSE in order to concentrate liquidity in Germany on the AGM could be the catalysts for a further rerating towards our fair value of EUR 16.00. BUY.

Germans plan to travel more in 2024. The Stiftung für Zukunftsfragen (a non-profit
organization) has published the results of a representative survey conducted in
December and January among 3,000 people aged 18 and over in Germany. A key
finding is that 63% are planning one or more holidays of at least five days in 2024.
This figure is 3pp higher than in 2023, so despite continued low consumer confidence
and many uncertainties about the macroeconomic situation, consumers are not
prepared to give up their holidays. This is all the more remarkable in the light of recent price increases: the average travel expenditure for the main holiday trip increased by 13.3% from 2022 to 2023 to reach EUR 1,538, even though the average duration of the trip decreased by around one day. In terms of destinations, the trend towards foreign holiday destinations is expected to continue in 2024, which is also positive for TUI.

Strong bookings in Germany in December and January. These survey results are
supported by booking statistics in Germany, which take into account all holiday
bookings made through high street travel agents and online through the travel portals of tour operators and online travel agencies with a focus on package tours. According to a recent publication by Travel Data + Analytics, the value of these bookings in the German holiday market remains at a high level. In December 2023, the value of bookings for the 2024 summer holidays (S24) was 24% higher than in 2019 and 33% higher than in 2022. Cumulative booking value in December 2023 was up 51% yoy for S24 and up 31% yoy for W23/24. According to Travel Data + Analytics, the first two weeks of January were also in line with the extremely strong previous year.
Recent trends support BUY recommendation.

The above trends corroborate TUI’s most recent trading update given with FQ4 in early December, which indicated robust bookings both for W23/24 and S24. They should also support the guidance issued at the same time of at least 10% revenue growth and at least 25% underlying EBIT growth in FY24. A healthy start into FY24 and a resolution to delist from the LSE in order to concentrate liquidity in Germany on the AGM could provide the catalysts for a further rerating towards our fair value of EUR 16.00. BUY.

master rsi
02/2/2024
08:31
Double bottom forming
solarno lopez
29/1/2024
20:10
I’m with III and on the delisting notice was this comment to which I’m unsure what it means, if anyone could shine some light?

“Unfortunately, the option to cross border shares to the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is unavailable for Crest Personal Member accounts.“

yobstol
11/1/2024
15:13
Even if they delisted you could still buy and sell on other exchanges
pally12
05/1/2024
10:49
delisting soon , wise man sold out & bought GNC
blackhorse23
02/1/2024
20:22
CURYman is here?...
diku
02/1/2024
20:21
Money moving to GNC
blackhorse23
15/12/2023
11:51
ready to blow
thomasearnshaw
10/12/2023
04:10
It would simply mean that your shares, instead of being listed in London, will be listed in Frankfurt and priced in euros. Frankfurt is where the majority of the shares are listed anyway and where most of the trade takes place. FTSE 250 index funds may have to divest their holdings but other than that it shouldn't make much difference.
ldrcvm
09/12/2023
08:20
What would delisting mean for Uk shareholders ?
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