Augean Share Price (AUG)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Augean Plc	LSE:AUG	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B02H2F76	ORD 10P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-0.50p	-0.47%	106.50p	13,480	14:44:06

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
105.00p		108.00p	107.00p	106.50p	107.00p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Support Services	79.75	10.59	9.61	11.1	110.7

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
01/5/2019	10:02	ALNC	Augean Shares Jump As Expects Its 2019 Results To Beat Forecasts
01/5/2019	07:18	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
01/5/2019	07:00	UKREG	Augean Plc Trading Update
24/4/2019	16:39	ALNC	Augean Gets GBP34.7 Million Landfill Tax Bill From HMRC
24/4/2019	15:53	UKREG	Augean Plc HMRC Assessment Notification and Director Change
15/4/2019	10:55	UKREG	Augean Plc Holding(s) in Company
21/3/2019	14:00	ALNC	DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Augean Non-Executive Sells GBP1 Million Of Stock
21/3/2019	13:36	UKREG	Augean Plc Director/PDMR Shareholding
05/3/2019	07:01	UKREG	Augean Plc Exercise of Options, PDMR Dealing and TVR
26/2/2019	10:11	ALNC	Augean 2018 Profit Doubles, No Dividend Until HMRC Dispute Settled

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25/5/2019 09:20	Augean Daily Update: Augean Plc is listed in the Support Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AUG. The last closing price for Augean was 107p. Augean Plc has a 4 week average price of 91.50p and a 12 week average price of 84.50p. The 1 year high share price is 119.50p while the 1 year low share price is currently 34p. There are currently 103,988,323 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 138,947 shares. The market capitalisation of Augean Plc is £110,747,564. Read Full Thread Reply
01/5/2019 09:20	danny baker: Woozle, I don't think the underlying core business was doing as badly as what the share price was suggesting at 25p. Investor sentiment was badly affected by the landfill tax demands. Augean is in the right place at the right time with its North Sea business. Decommissioning costs and the money paid for them is big business now for companies in the North Sea like ENQ, SQZ and RRE. Augean has increasing strategic value so it could still perform well from here. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/12/2018 16:46	interceptor2: hTTps://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/augean-AUG/share-news/Augean-Plc-Holdings-in-Company/78825143 And he has bought yet more but a larger amount this time. Seems like he his conviction is growing. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
25/6/2018 14:46	cerrito: The following is what constitutes my prep for my going to the AGM which I could not make in the end.. For those of you who have a different take welcome your input. I note no AGM statement today. The company is somewhat taciturn-reflecting as it does that 70% odd of the shares are held by people with more than 3%. none of whom have a retail base; I would imagine that they would say that nothing has changed since May 16 RNS that trading in line with 2018 expectations. I note Digital Look has 2018 revenues at £76m (adjusting for AIS and COLT broadly flat) and pretax at £8.35 which would be very good if achieved and comfortably a company record; problem is that we have no idea if this is what the Company regards as market expectations. I asked myself some basic questions Where is growth coming from? Air Pollution Control Residues (APCR) anticipated to grow 9%pa for next few years but not clear how big it is in sales terms at the present time. The way I read the AR is that they are currently at their capacity of 122k tonnes pa-out of a total UK market demand of 300k for those who do not provide this service themselves. This would suggest that they would be incurring development capex but no mention of it in the AR. Note in last year’s presentation they talked about modest capex in the next couple of years. I am a bit confused, This is their involvement in EFW which they treat at Port Clarence and East Northants. North Sea sales should continue to expand- although not clear if it can repeat 2017 revenue increase of 41%. Given no acquisitions this was very good; note that 2017 development capex was 20% of group total at £900k with 2016 development capex higher at £1.9m. Given operational gearing would have expected increase in operating profit from £0.5m to £0.7m to have been greater. Not clear to me the relative importance of exploration, production or decommissioning as drivers of growth,. Note comment that supply of LLW unpredictable; waste and industrial waste supply reduced as fewer energy intensive industries in UK and difficult to sell to Continent. Will they close/sell more units? Have sold Colt which was a major reason for I&I losses but note this division was making losses pre COLT acquisition so perhaps expect some smaller closures; that said, in the Presentation seemed bullish on this division ex COLT. Note sale of other loss making unit AIS Note keeping East Kent under review Do they have financial flexibility? For me , yes Note net debt has fallen to £6.6 m as of May 14 from £8.9 m at March 19 and £10.8m at year end. One assumes that this will have gone down further with the COLT £1 m received in cash. Note HSBC facility expires 2020 Note that require £4/£5mpa on maintenance capex and even in 2017 managed to generate £9.5m in operating cash flow. Will the Share Price be impacted by shareholder selling. Who knows? But they have in my view a stable shareholder base and coped with the exit of Utilico who had 21% in March 16. Compared with other AIM stocks , in my view not a big risk Will they be making acquisitions Once again who knows? I do not see large scale ones until HMRC situation resolved and clarity on the share price and with an Executive Chairman sorting the business out not clear if management depth; presumably the COLT saga has made them wary. That said may well be small debt financed infill ones. HMRC I am assuming that they are receiving assessments from HMRC on a quarterly basis before the 4 year term is up. We just need to wait. Does not encourage people to invest in this industry of such importance for the country if you had to spend £1m+ in fees last year and no doubt a significant amount this year. Other issues Too bad that with all the headwinds last year had a bad debt provision of £700 k+. The Board seems rather big for a £40m marcap company and indeed high powered. Do they really need 5 members of each committee? Given HMRC good to have Bryce around. Good to see McDowell has 3m shares. Note Director’s fees are £31k pa. Do not have a strong view either way on this. See auditor's report concerning provisions that need to make ref after care services for land sites for 60 years, Conclusion I did a small topup last month at just under 35p and feel I have enough-well done to those who bought in the mid 20’s. I appreciate that they are well positioned in a strategically important industry but the reality is they have not in the 11 ½ years I have been a shareholder been able to translate that into consistent profitability. On HMRC I am going on the basis that at the ned of the day will have to pay tax/interest of £2m but this is pure hunch, Read Full Thread Follow Reply
07/12/2016 11:52	lbo: https://www.research-tree.com/companies/uk/waste-services/augean/research/n-1-singer-augean-new-fd-announced/CC70_7_1 Augean has announced the appointment of Mark Fryer as Group FD, to replace departing FD, Richard Laker. Mark was previously FD of Dialight, with more recent roles as interim CFO of private equity owned businesses. Mark will join Augean on 14th December, with Richard stepping down on the same date. Augean remains on attractive valuation multiples despite recent positive share price momentum, with a strong track record of double digit EPS growth which we expect to continue over our forecast horizon. We anticipate the next news flow to be a year end trading update in January 2017. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
22/11/2016 14:15	lbo: LBO - 21 Jul 2015 - 10:07 - 2041 of 2113From Trends and Targets:AUGEAN PLC (LSE:AUG) has a blue line. It also has a pink one. When we look at what's happening to the share price currently, it seems either one of them is important to the market and critically, should it now close above 57p, it betters both and will be viewed as starting a new trend. In the case of this share, our initial expectation would be 70p with secondary a pretty sane looking 87p longer term. And then, for those with infinite patience, it gets interesting. We've circled a movement back in 2007 when the price was gapped down from roughly 130 to 120, a movement which sparked the period of decline suffered since. It seems the share price needs now only CLOSE above 77p to tick the final box in an argument for a long term 135p which rather neatly will cover the gap and suggest we need revisit the tea leaves Read Full Thread Follow Reply
01/2/2016 15:06	davebowler: Extract from Edison; The strategy of making Augean a more resilient and sustainable business is clearly working with the update (25 January) suggesting trading remains in line with expectations. Given the exposure to the oil and gas market, this is a robust performance and reflects a management team on the front foot. With the share price drifting to the bottom of our valuation range (49-77p), nervousness over recent oil price weakness seems overdone. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/7/2015 11:07	lbo: From Trends and Targets:AUGEAN PLC (LSE:AUG) has a blue line. It also has a pink one. When we look at what's happening to the share price currently, it seems either one of them is important to the market and critically, should it now close above 57p, it betters both and will be viewed as starting a new trend. In the case of this share, our initial expectation would be 70p with secondary a pretty sane looking 87p longer term. And then, for those with infinite patience, it gets interesting. We've circled a movement back in 2007 when the price was gapped down from roughly 130 to 120, a movement which sparked the period of decline suffered since. It seems the share price needs now only CLOSE above 77p to tick the final box in an argument for a long term 135p which rather neatly will cover the gap and suggest we need revisit the tea leaves. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/2/2015 11:14	lbo: http://www.edisoninvestmentresearch.com/?ACT=18&ID=13671 highlight that the current share price is trading at the bottom end of our 47-71p/share range. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
23/9/2014 22:58	lbo: http://www.cityconfidential.co.uk/2014/06/05/augean-46p/ The waste management business has confirmed that trading has been in line with overall expectations, with a slow start in the group’s North Sea business being compensated for by an uplift in radioactive waste volumes. We continue to rate the shares a BUY with a share price target of 56p http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/business/business-news/augean-s-long-term-relationships-are-reaping-the-rewards-1-6857242 http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/business/news/11490189.Waste_firm_s_revenues_rise/?ref=var_0 Read Full Thread Follow Reply
28/1/2013 10:03	morton2011: Trading Update Nothing very positive here. LLW is not delivering the profits hoped for but is not a dud. Existing businesses flat in revenue with losses being reduced in the non Landfill side. They say free cash flow positive £ 1 mill before £3.3 mill of acquisition costs. The cynic would wonder if the acquisition costs contain any operating or capital expense..Debts increase to £ 6.2 mill so a further £ 2 million left the business in 2012. Despite this they spin it positively by forecasting to pay a dividend. Landfill is now something to watch alongside the cash. It typically provides all the cash for Augean. One51 - their share price continues to slide and recent Board changes see all 3 new directors coming with a background in Aviation. So overall not surprised share price down on this update No news on new CEO they started looking for in September clearly lots of interest !? Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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