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BEG Begbies Traynor Group Plc

107.50
-2.50 (-2.27%)
Last Updated: 08:15:15
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Begbies Traynor Group Plc LSE:BEG London Ordinary Share GB00B0305S97 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -2.50 -2.27% 107.50 107.50 108.50 109.00 107.50 108.00 45,015 08:15:15
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Finance Services 121.83M 2.91M 0.0185 59.46 173.26M
Begbies Traynor Group Plc is listed in the Finance Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BEG. The last closing price for Begbies Traynor was 110p. Over the last year, Begbies Traynor shares have traded in a share price range of 105.50p to 139.00p.

Begbies Traynor currently has 157,508,057 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Begbies Traynor is £173.26 million. Begbies Traynor has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 59.46.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
12/4/2020
10:45
"More than one million businesses face going under within weeks" (BEG deal predominantly with smaller businesses.)



The new report by the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) also found that 6 per cent of businesses have already run out of cash due to the coronavirus crisis.

Meanwhile, just 1 per cent of firms had successfully accessed the government's coronavirus business interruption loan scheme.

aleman
11/4/2020
13:37
Both set to do well. Have a lot of beg already but bought frp a week or so ago too. Slight semantics but frp raised 20 million new money on its listing so 20m cash
daneswooddynamo
11/4/2020
11:41
FRP 19 offices, 50 partners, 310 other staff. Market Cap £220m.
BEG 78 offices, 735 staff and partners. Market Cap 115m. Somewhat different markets, though, perhaps.

aleman
09/4/2020
12:23
Double or treble in a years time. Companies are dropping like flies. It's terrible - I know a few personally.
niggle
09/4/2020
09:45
A small and (proven) benchmark I have used for many, many years is when a stock goes xd but ends the day blue.....a gravy train usually follows.....
santangello
08/4/2020
10:42
.....xd tomorrow and dividend being paid.....lovely stuff :)
santangello
07/4/2020
10:18
yes, I too took advantage of the recent falls and bought at 64 to add to my position.
stevieweebie2
07/4/2020
09:07
Starting to move closer to a decent valuation now, based only on historical data.One can only imagine where these will be in say a year's time......I cannot put a target on these for myself, it would be crass to do so, but my strategy has been to keep buying over the last few weeks and I strongly continue to do so.I am long here.
santangello
03/4/2020
18:25
I think insolvencies will come in more than one wave. Their will be the initial load that do not survive the lockdown. And then in 6-18 months those that cannot service the loans.

Desperate times.

ironstorm
03/4/2020
16:23
Useful to get different views. Doubt somehow this includes the possibilities of:

- second virus wave, after isolation is lifted
- later inflation, monetisation etc, and higher costs as parts of globalisation are unwound ("never again will the USA be dependent on China for medical supplies etc, US trade rep)

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Harris (RSM) said the number of companies to go bust as a result of the current crisis would probably be around 70,000-100,000.

During the 2008-13 slowdown, 114,000 UK companies went insolvent.

“You are going to see a pretty sharp spike in insolvencies for businesses that were struggling before any of this happened,” he said.

“Then the mothballing and deferments will kick in and they will slow down insolvencies dramatically, then as that support falls away, that’s where you will see a further spike.”

hxxps://www.cityam.com/accountancy-firm-criticises-alarmist-prediction-of-800000-coronavirus-insolvencies/

magic
03/4/2020
13:37
There is going to be a lot of work around for companies like this over the coming months. A lot are going to the wall.
niggle
01/4/2020
17:15
edmonda
thanks for that

stevieweebie2
01/4/2020
16:38
Agree with rimau1 - it is heart-breaking for all involved... but unfortunately in every recession the rate of corporate insolvencies rises.

In that context, experts like BEG seem overlooked as even before Covid-19 trading there was encouraginG, as per recent updates.

See summary note from Equity Development here:

edmonda
31/3/2020
08:29
I doubt the rise was based on that Rivaldo, it reminds us all that there are plenty of insolvencies on the near term horizon and Beg will be in a sweet spot. Anyway happy with my top up yesterday!
rimau1
31/3/2020
08:11
You have to laugh given today's rise - BEG were quoted so much yesterday I did think they'd been appointed. Many thanks to the above poster for pointing out that it's actually Grant Thornton who've been appointed and not BEG at all!
rivaldo
30/3/2020
20:25
Beg is not the administrator for brighthouse it is Grant Thornton. Julie Palmer just gets quoted a lot on administration cases
daneswooddynamo
30/3/2020
18:42
LOL, you may well be right. Hopefully over medium term volumes will increase.
magic
30/3/2020
18:16
magic, do not be surprised if the MMs walk it back down tomorrow, for a rinse and repeat.
lefrene
30/3/2020
17:51
Interim div: 0.9p, around 1.3% at 72p

Ex-div Date: Thu 09 Apr 2020
Pay Date: Mon 11 May 2020


Last year
If I was BEG, most probably keep it at 1.8p for stability and use any cash to smooth the ramping up of business?
ex 10 Oct 2019 paid 07 Nov 2019 Final 1.8p

magic
30/3/2020
17:41
Lefrene - thanks, looks like Brighthouse effect. BBC put on website around 1430, which ties in quite well with the surge in BEG.
magic
30/3/2020
17:37
Thx rivaldo, rimau. I imagine Begbies could reassign staff to the busiest areas.
I dont know how much of a slowdown there is / will be in the legal system to process insolvencies and by government financial support.

There will also be Begbies staff off.

Likely to be a dip in earnings at the moment, but if you look ahead to next few years, likely to be a lot of work.

If inflation spikes next year, being predicted by several, including Goodhart
hxxps://voxeu.org/article/future-imperfect-after-coronavirus
then there could be further pain and restructing.

All seems Begbies services will be needed.
Am in maybe average of 60, holding for over a year.

magic
30/3/2020
16:17
It could have been the BBC item about BEGs getting the Bright House collapse business? But given the avalanche of business failures that will be coming down the road, there's a feast around the corner for BEG.
lefrene
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