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BEG Begbies Traynor Group Plc

92.60
-1.40 (-1.49%)
24 Dec 2024 - Closed
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
  -1.40 -1.49% 92.60 93.20 95.60 93.20 92.60 93.20 49,623 12:35:25
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Finance Services 136.73M 1.45M 0.0091 101.76 149.93M
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 94p. Over the last year, Begbies Traynor shares have traded in a share price range of 83.20p to 120.00p.

Begbies Traynor currently has 159,498,995 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Begbies Traynor is £149.93 million. Begbies Traynor has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 101.76.

Begbies Traynor Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
19/6/2022
17:03
BEG could have momentum this week for all-time highs, and a Golden cross...hopefully enjoy all!gla.
hubs
17/6/2022
15:13
Well ' apart from K3C shares falling nothing more to report !!
BEG doying it's own thing and about time too. I can see 150 broken before tòo long. NAI.
GLA.

bwana4
17/6/2022
13:00
Apart from the FRP placing, is there anything new out behind the rise?
steadyaway1
17/6/2022
10:52
Thankyou Bwana! enjoying this bit of blue in an awful week...managed to take some profit on FRP before the placing, (although the effects of that I think will be short lived). This one in particular looks a good bet for a few months yet.gla.
hubs
17/6/2022
10:17
Hubs, let's hope we do well here.
GLA.

bwana4
17/6/2022
10:09
Looks like the assault on 150 is underway.
adipsia1
17/6/2022
09:50
Moving averages are looking good...:)
And someone buying in 2.5k blocks earlier...

hubs
17/6/2022
09:43
At last a break out of the range ! Hope we close out of the range
2bluelynn
19/5/2022
12:18
Yup, begging for Begbies, that's if they are able to afford them at the higher SP, but at whatever price new investors buy in at theycan rest assured of further progress in the share price in view of the turmoil and continued mismanagement of the UK economy.
route1
19/5/2022
12:00
Hearty congratulations to all the team atBegbies.All the hard work, acquisitions, and high quality Management have attained these record results, which should be further enhanced by the BOE guvnor, who just yesterday stated that he has no strategy to tackle the upcoming recession , basically he's LOST the PLOT; all this from a man who is paid £575000. a year to do what exactly?Scary to know that him and the 2 individuals living at number 10 and 11 are in charge of our financial destiny!!!
route1
19/5/2022
11:34
At this stage in the economic-cycle I think I'd sleep pretty well at night being 100% invested in BEG, FRP and K3C and investing more on the dips. It's hard to see things changing any time soon and once larger fee administrations kick in (which take time to digest and generate ongoing fee income) this should give some solid forecastable income for the next few years at least. Consider the £5.3m reported income for FRP from their Debenhams appointment which appears to be ongoing.
adipsia1
19/5/2022
07:40
Update well received and will soon be back to the 140's.
Very pleased I hung on through the sell off.
Suet

suetballs
19/5/2022
07:38
Upgrades on back of positive year-end updateWe have upgraded our forecasts for the current year to 30 April 2022, post a year-end trading update which anticipates results 'comfortably ahead of market expectations'. Our upgrades comprise a 3.3% increase in revenue, 4.7% in Adjusted PBT, and reflect a full 12 months' ownership of the larger acquisitions secured during FY21 and just as important, their successful integration and strong performance during the period. Both divisions produced very positive performances. Revenue from Business Recovery and Financial Advisory was c 35% ahead, and Property Advisory segment revenue was c 19% higher. The group ended FY22 with £4.7m of net cash (FY21: £3.0m), after payment of £7.5m of acquisition and earnouts during the period. The core message, worth reiterating, is that BEG's growth is not predicated on recovery in the UK insolvency market. Its financial advisory and property services consultancy operations are substantial and complementary to its business recovery arm. This update and FY22e upgrades reinforce our view on underlying value and a deserved higher rating for the shares. Prior to detailed results due 19 July, we retain our long-held 165p / share fair value estimate.
r2oo
19/5/2022
06:50
Relieved to see the results, which confirms the sell off was overdone. Let's see what happens today
2vdm
19/5/2022
06:28
It does read well !

Equity Development upgrade forecasts for the year to end April ’22 and ahead of detailed results in July keep their fair value of 165p / share.

Full note and audio summary here:

edmonda
19/5/2022
06:19
Great update; people will be begging for shares after that!
this_is_me
18/5/2022
16:38
Didn't pick that up... explains the rise! Many thanks adipsia1
kingjames
17/5/2022
12:24
Agreed concerning movement towards restructuring firms. Superb results from FRP today with their stock closing outside trading range and trending to new highs today.
adipsia1
08/5/2022
09:11
According to the news (certain amount of speculation) the difference between the Morrisons' bid and EG is that the latter includes immediate repayment to the banks whereas Morrisons were offering repayment over a few years.

This seems to represent a hardening of the banks attitude as they are going to face some difficult questions over the pension liability from Government.

So I can see that this is just the start of a lot of zombie companies going into admin.

podgyted
06/5/2022
12:25
McColl's in admin. Per my mate in distressed PE, the wave of distress hasn't started yet, as banks / HMRC are still unwilling to pull the plug on bigger businesses, but suspects that can only last for so long.
kingjames
05/5/2022
14:14
Completely agree with that, especially after the rate rise today and the inevitable ones to follow , which in time should light a fire under the share price
route1
29/4/2022
14:05
They are going to be rather busy for at least the rest of 2022 in my view. There are numerous headwinds coming in to play - almost certain we are going into a recession, hopefully a mild one.
topvest
29/4/2022
11:16
Covered in BBC Business section too :
edmonda
29/4/2022
09:05
Interesting RNS. Portfolio tilt to corporate restructuring firms?
cirlbunting1
29/4/2022
08:13
Latest reg flag alert sees me buy back in this morning.
stevieweebie2
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