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ASY Andrews Sykes Group Plc

575.00
5.00 (0.88%)
25 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Andrews Sykes Group Plc LSE:ASY London Ordinary Share GB0002684552 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  5.00 0.88% 575.00 570.00 580.00 575.00 570.00 570.00 249 10:24:10
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Air Heat & Condition Eq-whsl 83.01M 17.02M 0.4066 14.14 240.69M
Andrews Sykes Group Plc is listed in the Air Heat & Condition Eq-whsl sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ASY. The last closing price for Andrews Sykes was 570p. Over the last year, Andrews Sykes shares have traded in a share price range of 497.50p to 767.50p.

Andrews Sykes currently has 41,858,744 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Andrews Sykes is £240.69 million. Andrews Sykes has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 14.14.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
01/8/2016
19:12
According to Stockopedia there's been 42.3m in issue since 2012.
cockerhoop
01/8/2016
18:44
When I looked some months ago ,I'm sure that there were 44 million shares in issue.
ADVFN now say there 42.4 million out there ...has the Company been buying them back ?
Just a thought and no advice intended etc.

ignoble
01/8/2016
17:34
Definite signs of another heatwave getting established over the weekend. Watch this space.
keithfox
18/7/2016
09:48
Signs that after some fresher air and showers things may warm up again. Watch this space.
keithfox
15/7/2016
15:09
Tks for that ...interesting
ignoble
15/7/2016
14:37
I understand from management that c27C starts to spark extra demand. Company really likes 'extended heatwaves' -- a couple of weeks or more of c27C, rather than short-lived bursts of exceptionally hot sun. Longer the heatwave, longer the rental period. Heatwaves are more profitable than cold snaps, which in turn are more profitable than floods. Fingers crossed for an extended heatwave!
tmfmayn
15/7/2016
10:11
OK, getting hot over the weekend and lasting into next week, maybe Wednesday/Thursday. As usual, warmest in the south with the likelihood of 30C in London but it does look as though it wont last much longer, but who knows. Not going to massive for ASY but should spark a bit of interest.
keithfox
12/7/2016
10:30
It is going to get very warm by the weekend, especially south/southeast as usual. Not sure about length of hot spell but indications at present suggest short-lived, again as usual. However, 30% chance of something lasting into/through next week. Chance of 30C London.
keithfox
12/7/2016
09:21
It's MAY in JULY.

ha-ha.

QP

quepassa
09/7/2016
22:10
Chap from WeatherAction predicting a Spanish Plume arriving mid July and llasting for 6 weeks ...
Very hot weather is the prediction

We'll see

ignoble
03/7/2016
22:17
Tks anyway
ignoble
01/7/2016
16:05
No signs of a real summer in the July forecast I have just received, cannot provide a link sorry.
blueliner
23/6/2016
09:16
Tks as always
ignoble
23/6/2016
09:15
Tks as always
ignoble
23/6/2016
08:48
Sorry, nothing to get excited about for a while. Will let you know if there are any signs of a summer.
keithfox
20/6/2016
09:51
Any sign of a heatwave yet , Keith ?

Will it ever stop raining ?

ignoble
05/6/2016
19:25
I'll keep my eyes open !
ignoble
05/6/2016
16:01
Probably better off with an Ark but who am I? There's only one thing worse than a cold blob.......a warm blob. Spot a warm blob and you are in trouble.
keithfox
04/6/2016
08:27
I love the term "cold blob" ... they were using it on the BBC as a way of describing our current climate.

I think I will start building an Arc ... worked for Noah

ignoble
03/6/2016
23:00
The Jet Stream is in the wrong place!!!

No wonder it's more like Feb than June.

Hit the animate button:-




ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

quepassa
03/6/2016
19:21
Fair bit of news coverage regarding climate issues at present (including some on bloomberg today).

The jet stream is presently in an very unusual location at and causing some un-seasonal low pressures over europe.

In addition to this we have the north atlantic "cold blob" to add to the mix.

thorpematt
03/6/2016
10:54
Thanks chaps!

All very helpful.

hadn't considered that they might additionally be trucking in equipment from UK. Not very far, after all.-Good point

Sure that ASY will do all in their power to assist.

when we had those terrible UK floods a couple of years ago ( The Thames overspilling), ASY did a good job and their services and equipment were in full use.

Weird weather again. Seems that last year's terrible El Nino has given birth to La Nina after all this year.

All this activity due to extreme weather, should feed through very positively to their income for the year.

Thanks again all.


ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

quepassa
03/6/2016
10:40
Howdy Keith
At last , us long termers are seeing the benefit of our faith ,lol !
I think my first purchase ,many years ago was around 72p ish
Think the most I paid was 230p so Sykes have done me well .

ignoble
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