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AVON Avon Technologies Plc

1,462.00
10.00 (0.69%)
03 Jan 2025 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Avon Technologies Plc LSE:AVON London Ordinary Share GB0000667013 ORD #1
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  10.00 0.69% 1,462.00 1,454.00 1,464.00 1,470.00 1,440.00 1,456.00 70,706 16:35:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Rubber,plastics Hose & Belts 275M 3M 0.0991 147.33 439.35M
Avon Technologies Plc is listed in the Rubber,plastics Hose & Belts sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AVON. The last closing price for Avon Technologies was 1,452p. Over the last year, Avon Technologies shares have traded in a share price range of 805.00p to 1,516.00p.

Avon Technologies currently has 30,258,194 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Avon Technologies is £439.35 million. Avon Technologies has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 147.33.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
14/8/2021
20:03
Could be worth £30-£40 a share in a bid situation easily. Meggitt been bought at a 70% premium and share price was doing better than ours
warrenbuffet73
14/8/2021
19:56
Forget the P/E for now. This is based on forward earnings. Meggit stood higher than this. Why? Defence is very high margin work and recession proof that’s why this will command higher than average multiples
warrenbuffet73
14/8/2021
14:27
Some quick numbers and I still have this on a forward PE of 28, falling to about 23 the following year. So still a bit tasty given more warnings could be down the road, quality company though and did hold previously (sold at £37.75 last Dec as thought it was getting ahead of itself and organic growth had slowed), so will keep watching.
disc0dave45
14/8/2021
13:24
"Operating profit in single digits.Just ?3M for H1?"What?
disc0dave45
14/8/2021
13:11
Will take a while for this to be forgotten and forgiven. Have had experience of it elsewhere. A right pain.
p1nkfish
14/8/2021
13:08
Templeton bought in at an unlucky time.
p1nkfish
13/8/2021
20:00
My word the share price took a real slapping today didn’t it.
luderitz
13/8/2021
17:21
Operating profit in single digits.
Just £3M for H1?
P/E is around 150
Yes well over a hundred which is ridiculous

justiceforthemany
13/8/2021
16:38
Part of the problem seems to be a ridiculously high PE in the first place. The correction has put it into a sensible - but still reasonably high PE - but the financials seem OK and strong enough to ride problems. I only make this comment on a few hours viewing so long-termists might want to shed a little more light on the qualitative side.

In for 2% of portfolio and it will stay that way for the time being and for longer if it heads back into high PE territory.

medieval blacksmith
13/8/2021
15:58
Damage was done by massive volume in first hour of trading -but bottom fishers do not seem to have been able to garner enough volume to hold the initial bounce with a continuous slow deline from the bounce though closed significanly above the early low -

Agreed may well have hit the vultures watch lists this morning but like most vultures they will now be circling and watching to see if mortally wounded and therefore ripe for eating or will still have enough strength to escape their clutches.

pugugly
13/8/2021
15:35
Yes I am. You can go now, you're dismissed. :)
medieval blacksmith
13/8/2021
15:26
Loser BWAHAHAHA
12toes
13/8/2021
14:58
Opportunity to buy in - which I have done.
medieval blacksmith
13/8/2021
14:53
A Glimmer of Hope.
blue377
13/8/2021
13:19
Yeah. Ive just seen. Thanks for clarifying
hem007
13/8/2021
13:19
Instead of breaking out it broke wind
smcni1968
13/8/2021
12:20
Article analysis seems to have been proved correct: hxxps://www.thetwentiestrader.com/post/unmasking-avon-rubber
richardly
13/8/2021
10:01
Much of this article from Feb still stands today. Delays, troubles with integration and declining return on capital on an unadjusted basis. hxxps://www.thetwentiestrader.com/post/unmasking-avon-rubber
thetwentiestrader
13/8/2021
09:53
Broke one of my basic rules and added to an offside position
jackdaw4243
13/8/2021
09:42
Chick ... be careful with banks - they are very vulnerable !!

9 degrees - spot on !

mallorca 9
13/8/2021
09:31
this must be a rocking takeover target now
9degrees
13/8/2021
09:25
I'm not a buyer of the DOW short inflation will have some effect but no a market collapse You just need to position in to banks, and commodities and safer stocksIf your nimbleness trade individual stocks you will do well
ch1ck
13/8/2021
09:24
Yes think RB sold at 4645 but forgot to mention it.
Then went short.

cashstrapped
13/8/2021
09:23
I agree.
So many people with huge mortgages fuelled by the current low interest rates.
'House Of Cards' is a good description - it may all come tumbling down.
Cash is king !

mallorca 9
13/8/2021
09:23
Luckily I sold when the price fell 2.5 percent a few days ago. It quickly recovered but I thought it was odd.Bought the same number of shares this morning saving the percentage fall today.The news today is a short term blip compounded by the closure of Chinese ports due to infection
ch1ck
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