Admiral Share Price (ADM)

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Admiral Group Plc LSE:ADM London Ordinary Share GB00B02J6398 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -36.00 -1.04% 3,416.00 599,991 16:35:29
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
3,430.00 3,433.00 3,452.00 3,404.00 3,441.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Nonlife Insurance 2,265.30 608.20 179.50 19.0 10,146
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
17:33:00 O 15,924 3,428.152 GBX
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Date Time Source Headline
17/9/202116:29UKREGAdmiral Group PLC Director/Pdmr Shareholding
15/9/202116:51UKREGAdmiral Group PLC Additional Listing
03/9/202111:49UKREGAdmiral Group PLC Block Listing Interim Review
02/9/202116:54ALNCIN BRIEF: Admiral non-exec buys USD250,000 of shares on US market
02/9/202114:38UKREGAdmiral Group PLC Director/Pdmr Shareholding
01/9/202116:32UKREGAdmiral Group PLC Holding(s) In Company
01/9/202115:51UKREGAdmiral Group PLC Holding(s) In Company
01/9/202115:44UKREGAdmiral Group PLC Director/Pdmr Shareholding
01/9/202115:30UKREGAdmiral Group PLC Directorate Change
01/9/202111:25UKREGAdmiral Group PLC Additional Listing
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Admiral (ADM) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time Trade Price Trade Size Trade Value Trade Type
2021-09-24 17:29:183,428.1515,924545,898.92O
2021-09-24 16:41:543,434.702,42783,360.14O
2021-09-24 16:37:233,410.2136012,276.74O
2021-09-24 16:34:283,416.067,693262,797.27O
2021-09-24 16:34:273,415.855,728195,660.06O
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25/9/2021
09:20		Admiral Daily Update: Admiral Group Plc is listed in the Nonlife Insurance sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ADM. The last closing price for Admiral was 3,452p.
Admiral Group Plc has a 4 week average price of 3,379p and a 12 week average price of 3,100p.
The 1 year high share price is 3,706p while the 1 year low share price is currently 2,576p.
There are currently 297,021,168 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 507,925 shares. The market capitalisation of Admiral Group Plc is £10,146,243,098.88.
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02/9/2021
15:50		bountyhunter: William Roberts Non-Executive Director/PDMR bought 5000*USD$50.0699 =$250,350 worth of Admiral ADRs on 31/8, quite a vote of confidence imv! https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/admiral-ADM/share-news/Admiral-Group-PLC-Director-Pdmr-Shareholding/85971265
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02/9/2021
13:35		bountyhunter: not much in it, just about worth holding for the Divi based on the current price :)
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02/9/2021
08:32		rik shaw: total interim dividend is 161.0 pence, made up of a normal dividend of 87.9 pence per share and a total special dividend of 73.1 pence per share.
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14/7/2021
08:33		ygor705: ADM are a very well-run outfit which seldom disappoints. Would expect it to attract more admirers as this year's p&l numbers unfold.
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12/7/2021
11:47		jonut: 30 Apr '21 - 13:26 - 654 of 661 ADM proceeds £460m Shares out 297m £1+/share Some clarity on the special divi today, £400m to be distributed over 2021/2022 equating to £1.33ish/share. Together with the interim £1,25, perhaps £1.60-180 this autumn.
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12/7/2021
08:22		rik shaw: Muted reaction so far this morning to positive trading statement including info on proposed special dividends: hTTps://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/admiral-ADM/share-news/Admiral-Group-PLC-Admiral-Group-2021-Half-Year-Res/85559037 'Based on preliminary figures, Admiral Group ("Admiral" or "The Group") anticipates a higher than expected Group profit before tax for the first half of 2021 in the range of GBP450 to GBP500 million (continuing operations)(1)
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30/4/2021
13:26		jonut: ADM proceeds £460m Shares out 297m £1+/share
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30/4/2021
12:22		rik shaw: Admiral Group plc announces completion of sale of Penguin Portals and Preminen comparison businesses to RVU Admiral Group plc (“Admiral̶1; or “the Group”) announces that, following regulatory and competition authority approvals, ZPG Comparison Services Holdings UK Limited (“RVU") has completed the purchase of Penguin Portals Group (“Penguin Portals”, comprising online comparison portals Confused.com, Rastreator.com and LeLynx.fr and the Group’s technology operation Admiral Technologies) and its 50% share of Preminen Price Comparison Holdings Limited (“PreminenR21;). MAPFRE has also sold its 25% holding in Rastreator and 50% holding in Preminen as part of the transaction. The total transaction value, including the amount attributable to MAPFRE, is £508 million, and has been satisfied in cash on completion. The proceeds to Admiral, net of minority interests and transaction costs, amounts to approximately £460 million. In light of the strong solvency and liquidity position of the Group, Admiral expects to return a majority of the net proceeds to shareholders, though will retain a portion to support investment in new business development over the coming years. Further details will be provided at the Group’s Interim Results in August 2021.
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24/3/2021
07:54		unastubbs: The only Welsh company in the FTSE100 - and that's a sosban fact! from Questor (Daily Telegraph today) Questor: buy this car insurer – its 5pc yield won’t stop it growing Questor share tip: this company seems to do everything right, from the way it funds its business to how it uses its data An entrepreneurial insurance company sounds like a contradiction in terms: we tend to expect our financial services firms to be predictable and staid. But the London stock market offers at least one exception. Admiral may now be a household name and have millions of customers, but it was founded just 30 years ago and retains the entrepreneurial spirit of its founders even though they have stepped back from running the company day to day. “It was started in 1991 by two guys who’d been to business school together,” said Simon Young, who has held the stock in his Axa Framlington UK Equity Income fund since he took it over in 2018 and in other funds before that. “But the new chief executive has also been there a long time and is cast in the same mould.” He said the business had innovated constantly over its three decades and remained ahead of its rivals. “It’s always been a low-cost operation,” Mr Young said. “The founders realised that people loved to be surprised by low prices and innovation. It very quickly started to cut out the middleman by selling its car cover directly over the internet – even in the early 2000s it did more than 60pc of its business online.” The most important thing for an insurance business is the underwriting: assessing the risk involved in each policy accurately and pricing it appropriately. Admiral got off to a good start by getting this right. “By great attention to detail the founders got to the point where they really understood underwriting. In particular, they realised that the more questions you asked, the better you priced your policies,” said Mr Young. “Other insurers have not really caught up. Some don’t have the analytics, the best-in-class underwriting discipline, and end up more with a boom-bust cycle in profitability. Admiral has been consistently profitable.” Next the firm’s bosses realised that they had a lot of data and thought: what can we do with it all? “So they started confused.com, the price comparison website,” the Axa fund manager said. But they also used their data to help the company diversify into other types of insurance. Now, in addition to almost 4.8m cars in Britain, Admiral insures 1.2m homes and 100,000 travellers. It has further broadened its offering into personal loans, for which it has 100,000 customers. Then, in Mr Young’s words, came the realisation that “people in Europe want the same things”. He said the insurer had suffered a “false start” in Germany but now had businesses in France, Italy and Spain, as well as America. All told it has about 7.5m policyholders. “Five years ago the firm was losing £5m a year in Europe but it now makes £100m, against £600m in Britain,” Mr Young said. “I think it’s at a tipping point on the Continent and the eventual prize could be multiples of the current figure.” He said the insurer had also adopted a clever way to fund its operations. “It’s good at getting third parties – ‘reinsurers217; – to provide the capital to back the policies it sells. In Britain it underwrites only about a quarter of its business itself but it still earns a commission on each policy as well as any income from add-ons. “Also, as an insurer you get paid up front when the policy starts. This cash, called the ‘float’, is about £4bn a year and, because it earns interest, Admiral will be a big beneficiary if interest rates rise.” He said that, as a result of this funding structure, the company made returns on its equity capital of more than 50pc. Using other people’s capital also allows you to pay most of your profits to shareholders as dividends – almost 90pc of profits in Admiral’s case, a very high figure. Normally keeping back so little to fund expansion might ring alarm bells, but Admiral’s model clearly works: since flotation its shares have achieved an annual total return of more than 22pc. “People ask: what is Admiral’s secret sauce? My answer is that it does many things better than anyone else in the market and doesn’t rest on its laurels. The direction of travel is right and I hope it will retain the nimbleness it had when it was a ‘challenger217; business,” Mr Young said. The 5pc yield (if we include the special dividend)is naturally attractive to income investors but those who want growth could do worse than simply reinvest the dividends. Questor says: buy
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29/12/2020
07:44		rik shaw: Admiral Group PLC Admiral Group Plc Announces Sale Of Penguin Portals And Preminen Comparison Businesses To Rvu hTTps://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/admiral-ADM/share-news/Admiral-Group-PLC-Admiral-Group-Plc-Announces-Sale/83986602 'The proceeds to Admiral, net of minority interests and transaction costs, will be around GBP450 million. As noted above, the final transaction value will depend on the completion date. In light of the strong solvency and liquidity position of the Group, Admiral expects to return a majority of the net proceeds to shareholders, though will retain a portion to support investment in new business development over the coming years.'
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