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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Umbro | UMB | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 192.50 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 192.50 |
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Posted at 19/10/2007 00:22 by sharw So where is everybody? The most interesting day for years in the life of UMB shares and not a comment. Looks like Nike.Here is my paper roundup - work it out for yourselves: |
Posted at 06/10/2007 12:45 by sharefiend Well shifting England football shirts is proving a bit of a problem. Question is, when is this stock good value ? Off a 185p high and with Mike Ashley buying and buying more, maybe we are close to a bottom. I note yesterday they had their best day in a while up to 118.5p. With a decent divi to boot and with the possibility of an outright bid from Sports Direct, reckon they look promising. But perhaps Ashley will just be a board room influence........timGood luck sports fans ! |
Posted at 10/9/2007 13:21 by upside potential anyone else interested in this down here not just cause of ashley buying but also on fundamentals. i feel fairly sure ashley will increase beyond this maiden stake and umb (england sponsor etc) would ultimately and potentially fit nicely into his ever growing retail stable (empire). |
Posted at 12/7/2007 10:49 by sharw There is a state of uncertainty in the market and hence price depending on whether England qualify for Euro 2008. Personally I don't think that England not qualifying will make any long term difference to UMB but the market is worrying about next year's profits.Current odds at Willian Hill: England qualifies 4/7, does not qualify 5/4 |
Posted at 02/4/2007 12:23 by rallyman2 dividend 25th ? i would love to get back in say 140-150p |
Posted at 27/3/2007 07:14 by rallyman2 took the profit ... hope to be back in at 1.50 very soon + dividend |
Posted at 13/1/2007 12:39 by sahara Naked - Market waking up to the inherent value! As you can see we have been in a downtrend since Mar 06, and with a trading statement in Nov 06 which indicated that the UK margins were being squeezed caused the share price to gap down, I feel this may be overdone as it will have an effect on this years earnings, but with better growth (14% ahead) in overseas market and a PE of 11 a PEG of 0.6 shows the Company is in good form overall. Therefore it was expected that we would quickly fill the gap, and hopefully start to turnaround, which has been indicated by the close above the downtrend line which has acted as resistance. We need to maintain this move now, we may pullback before continuing higher but we have solid support at the recent pipe bottom Also the dividend of over 3% is attractive. S. |
Posted at 09/3/2006 14:56 by cockneyrebel Umbro (UMB) Final Results/Ahead of Expectation FCAST: No Change, REC: BUYPeel Hunt Ltd (Estimates) TWE (global sales at retail) marginally ahead of expectation at £351.9m with International Sales increasing 6%, Direct Buy/Sell Sales (predominantly the UK) declining by 16% to £99.1m again in line with expectation impacted the lower England/Three Lions associated sales in a non-major tournament year. Despite the announced termination of its Chelsea contract (for which the group is receive £24.5m in compensation), sales were also ahead of expectation. Combined with an increase in Buy/Sell gross margin of 6.1% to 54.4% and tight cost control has allowed for an adjusted PTP of £22.8m, £1m ahead of expectation and towards the top end of market range, equating to 10.7p of earnings. Going forward the outlook for 2006 remains very strong underpinned by the World Cup in Germany. Sales of England replica and Three Lions associated kit will be the key driver of earnings for which the forward order book is already 95% pre-sold. We are therefore leaving our FY06E PTP estimate of £28.1m (EPS: 13.4p) unchanged albeit there is scope for further out-performance. We also expect the group closing net debt of £16.0m to be eliminated in the current year raising the possibility of further acquisitions / trade investments such as the 25% stake in acquired in its Chinese JV partner in 2005. At a derisory forward rating of 12x the shares remain a strong BUY. ----------- CR |
Posted at 07/9/2005 22:30 by halogen Not a bad set of numbers from umb but there national side needs shooting . 1.6 divi was more than i was expecting,sales going strong but qualification in 2006 is vital if this is going to push on ,,heavy trading,,may buy more at the open. |
Posted at 05/9/2005 17:11 by halogen Intrims this week looking for good figures and strong sales growth,would it be to much to ask for 1p divi to boot. |
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