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WJG Watkin Jones Plc

42.90
2.50 (6.19%)
Last Updated: 13:37:07
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Watkin Jones Plc LSE:WJG London Ordinary Share GB00BD6RF223 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  2.50 6.19% 42.90 42.80 43.00 42.90 41.35 42.55 800,378 13:37:07
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Operative Builders 413.24M -32.55M -0.1269 -3.38 109.89M
Watkin Jones Plc is listed in the Operative Builders sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker WJG. The last closing price for Watkin Jones was 40.40p. Over the last year, Watkin Jones shares have traded in a share price range of 30.00p to 101.00p.

Watkin Jones currently has 256,441,253 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Watkin Jones is £109.89 million. Watkin Jones has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -3.38.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
14/3/2017
22:52
.....Accumulating here also....with a respectful nod to my good friend, and respected investor/poster, Jeff H who kindly steered me to investing in this little gem.
santangello
14/3/2017
21:09
Posts 242 and 246 from Septemberrefer.

I have continued to accumulate.

In a gloomy real estate sector, WJG stand out and are in a fast growing new niche of student accommodation and especially PRS which is fast grabbing the attention of the institutions' and their wallets.

ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

quepassa
14/3/2017
13:37
Encouraging to see the new base level being confirmed and buyers now supporting the next leg forwards.TDDI reinvested my dividend on the payment date btw.
santangello
13/3/2017
12:21
Got my div 28feb with selftrade
petersinthemarket
13/3/2017
10:48
shaker - I haver my ISA with iweb. Agreed they are v good. I am also looking to start using them for general portfolio as I am struggling to justify the charges I pay my other (non online brokers).
the big fella
13/3/2017
10:39
On the DOTD board some people were having the same issue with Barclays, seems they still rely on cheque payments!
bestace
13/3/2017
10:05
Also got div on 28/2 in iweb. I find iweb v good. and hust release new website update. cheap to trade
shaker44
13/3/2017
09:56
Am still awaiting their response. It looks as though they have missed this completely and all their WJG holders affected. System failure?
dhmace
13/3/2017
09:48
Still no dividend payment through Barclays.Also waiting for an EGL payment for the same date.
jeremyjezza
11/3/2017
06:57
It was in my HL account on the 28th. I also use TDDI who are normally pretty good.
alan@bj
10/3/2017
22:37
Switch to HL, divis paid on time without fail, around 4pm on payment date.
spoole5
10/3/2017
21:41
I have emailed Barclays. Awaiting response. Thought it was just me!
dhmace
10/3/2017
20:44
Shares held with Barclays, still awaiting divi, 28th Feb was payment date?
shepc
10/3/2017
15:57
A good half of trades are AT, I don't see much relevance in MM spreads.
jonwig
10/3/2017
15:43
Patience required here before the next leg starts. Doesn't look like a distressed seller, but MMs keen to hold resistance at 150p. I am long and have added lately at 143 and 145p, with confidence....
santangello
09/3/2017
11:30
If you would like to hear Mark Watkin Jones, Chief Executive Officer, and Philip Byrom, Chief Financial Officer, present on behalf of Watkin Jones they will be appearing at our next investor forum on the evening of Wednesday 29th of March. Also appearing will be the management of Molins and Accrol.

To learn more about the forum and to register for free please follow this link: hxxps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/equity-development-investor-forum-march-2017-tickets-32226603639

Thanks,
The Equity Development team

hannahh
09/3/2017
09:52
GCP Student Living (DIGS) bought Woburn Place. It's apparently in need of major refurbishment, to take over a year:
jonwig
09/3/2017
09:48
This piece from today's Times (indicating a strong appetite for its type of asset) may explain the rise in WJG's share price yesterday:-
"When Unite Group, the student accommodation specialist, agreed to pay £227 million for assets on the campus of Aston University, Birmingham, in the middle of last month, the company indicated plans to sell £150 million to £200 million-worth of properties in less high growth areas. The sale yesterday of Woburn Place, in central London, for £135 million, of which Unite will receive £67.5 million, just about completes that process, and quicker than the market had been expecting."

alan@bj
08/3/2017
15:48
Making new highs @155p.
skinny
08/3/2017
15:46
Good to see lots of AT trade buying at 154p-155p, indicating institutional buying.
rivaldo
08/3/2017
14:48
Trading statement 7th April last year.
its the oxman
08/3/2017
09:18
Feels like pressure is building for break through 150p
its the oxman
07/3/2017
16:10
Do not often do this but for those sharing an interest in property related play offering value and scope for growth, ntbr may be worth a look. Just added myself. Obviously small caps come with risk and dyor etc
its the oxman
07/3/2017
07:50
Adam - you also need to be careful not to draw revenue relating to just the number of beds due to be delivered in the current year, the additional years add too as some are being worked on now of which there are a number of chunky projects which help support the current year's expected numbers.
alphabeta4
06/3/2017
06:40
Glaws, Adam - you've mentioned something I'd forgotten as I hadn't made a note of it! They did say exactly that: current builds are higher quality and so command higher prices and margins. Hence, as you suggest, numbers aren't the whole story.

Also, if you follow the student REITs such as ESP, you'll see they are having to pay more per bed for new-build accommodation. (Over £100,000 is not uncommon in prime areas.)

jonwig
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