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ULVR Unilever Plc

3,811.50
-39.50 (-1.03%)
18 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Unilever Plc LSE:ULVR London Ordinary Share GB00B10RZP78 ORD 3 1/9P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -39.50 -1.03% 3,811.50 9,336,398 16:35:13
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
3,814.00 3,815.00 3,854.50 3,809.00 3,849.50
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Perfume,cosmetic,toilet Prep EUR 59.6B EUR 6.49B EUR 2.5958 14.69 95.31B
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
18:45:03 O 432 3,815.271 GBX

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15/3/202415:40Unilever - The Dream and Safe Ticket2,993
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Trade Time Trade Price Trade Size Trade Value Trade Type
2024-03-18 18:45:043,815.2743216,481.97O
2024-03-18 18:06:203,812.385,100194,431.38O
2024-03-18 18:06:073,834.7518,625714,222.19O
2024-03-18 18:04:073,819.2789,2783,409,764.30O
2024-03-18 18:03:043,837.2612,880494,239.60O

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Posted at 18/3/2024 08:20 by Unilever Daily Update
Unilever Plc is listed in the Perfume,cosmetic,toilet Prep sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ULVR. The last closing price for Unilever was 3,851p.
Unilever currently has 2,499,017,983 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Unilever is £95,312,545,872.
Unilever has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 14.69.
This morning ULVR shares opened at 3,849.50p
Posted at 14/3/2024 17:53 by philanderer
Columbia’s ‘Alpha’ stock picker tops up Unilever


Columbia Threadneedle manager Jeremy Smith has added to his position in Unilever (ULVR) which he believes has ‘significant levers’ to accelerate growth.

Smith topped up his stake in the Citywire Elite Companies AA-rated consumer giant through his CT UK Equity Alpha Income fund, where it is the fourth-largest holding at 5.3% of the £132m portfolio.

He said he was ‘encouraged217; by board changes, with a new chair, chief executive and chief financial officer ‘enhancing the quality of the management team’.

‘Unilever has had a poor decade due to a lack of focus and too many conflicting key performance indicators,’ said Smith.

‘However, we believe that the business has significant levers to accelerate organic growth and improve returns.’

He added that the group, which owns brands such as Dove and Flora, is ‘well positioned to adapt to ever-more stringent regulation around plastic waste, and the firm is working to make its products more appealing to environmentally engaged consumers without threatening its growth ambitions’.

Shares in Unilever added 0.5% to £39.05 on Wednesday. They are down 4% over the past year.


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Posted at 07/3/2024 11:52 by mastey
I believe Porsche is talking about the whole Uk market is going nowhere. The market is just not currently valuing stocks correctly. There is just no interest in allocation to UK listing. Unfortunately this is not new. Now Unilever is a global co thus it should have international appeal . However UK managers have maxed out on their allocation to this co and simply won’t allocate further and it won’t get any pick up via ETF allocations as FTSE is out of favour.

The market confirms all of this via the constant PE purchases of small , mid cap UK with massive premiums to current share prices.

Finally what we see after results of Unilever and ABF as an another example , an immediate mark up then a constant drain down until next results as they are just not getting a bid. Last results shown increase in sales for the first time in a while. P &G however continued to see sales full in their results. Just look at the difference in performance. It’s crazy but I can’t see it changing. Time for Unilever and ABF to follow others and move from UK listing .
Posted at 29/2/2024 00:02 by philanderer
Fundsmith AGM: Unilever tirade softens as stock tipped for big win


Fundsmith Equity manager Terry Smith believes the tide may be turning at Unilever (ULVR) after being a longstanding vocal critic of the consumer staples giant.

Speaking at his £24.1bn open-ended fund’s annual general meeting (AGM) at London’s Central Hall Westminster, Smith said that although he still worries about Unilever, he believes its new management is ‘actually pretty decent’.

Smith’s right-hand man and head of research, Julian Robins, tipped the company as having ‘potentially the most upside’ in the portfolio this year. It currently makes up 3.1% of the fund.

Unilever (ULVR) has featured in the portfolio since the fund’s launch in 2010. However, the stock has been a serial underperformer of late. Over five years, its share price has dropped 2.3%.

Smith added that despite his previous qualms about Unilever’s management, the company has a huge scale of distribution, with nearly half the global population using its products.

Several other top fund managers have been buying into Unilever in recent months.


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Posted at 14/2/2024 14:28 by alotto
If I was to match P&G valuation I get a share price of about £65.
Posted at 29/1/2024 14:27 by redbaron10
Never had a big holding here and sold whenever i made a small profit as the company appeared directionless with its strategy and the advertising emphasis on everything progressive and pc put me right off.Trying for a takeover of GSK was just plain looney.I don't want mission statements on how ethical its products are.How is Domestos ever going to be other than harmful to the environment?.... but it does perform a necessary function in some instances by destroying harmful bacteria and germs.The share price hasn't moved much in seven years but i think now could be a good time to build a holding....so i have.The dividend yield is also more of an interest to me now.
Posted at 22/1/2024 10:33 by alotto
Jonny, I agree on S&N, however the share price seems to be extremely resilient. I don't get why investors love this stock.
Posted at 20/1/2024 17:50 by alotto
I am reconsidering my holding in Unilever, but waiting till next results in Feb. If there are no early signs of revenue growth and higher margins I'll move onto something else.
Disappointed to say the least. Kraft Heinz dodged a bullet evidently. 40 pounds per share were offered. After 6 years we are below that figure. 6 years! Not even in the best case I can see the share price reach £50 with a 1 year view. It is reasonable for an investor to expect 25% return in one year considering how much stagnation we had to endure for much too long. I may sound frustrated... I indeed am
Posted at 30/11/2023 05:27 by jubberjim
I look to have picked the wrong time to try and emulate Nick Train

Away from my financials (dubious if I m being charitable) both this Ulvr and Dge have been initial disappointments but still early days.

It would be better if ulvr had pulled out of Russia as does raise a question mark to my mind and this latest furore over food price rises will again do nothing in the short term for the share price.

But as they say I m in it for the long haul arduous though it may seem.

Hope I ve timed it right
Posted at 28/11/2023 14:18 by essentialinvestor
ULVR share price is nowhere near strong enough ad there would need to be an equity element with new shares issued.

Since the last reported interest the cost of detveting debt has soared, so it's a complete non starter - at least at this point.
Posted at 13/10/2023 10:53 by alotto
What's exciting about Unilever? What will it take to improve the share price and the dividend payout?
Apart from price hikes and some vague cost saving initiatives, I cannot see the management taking any actions for long term growth. Has Unilever hit the ceiling in its product segments? My answer is yes.
The fact that ULVR sought after an entry in the consumer health segment (the failed GSK deal) confirms my thesis. I doubt Unilever is looking to move into any other product segment, nor I see any new market for its portfolio that can offer significant growth, apart from India and the SE Asia. Anyone can prove me wrong?
Unilever share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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