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BEG Begbies Traynor Group Plc

104.00
4.00 (4.00%)
11 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
  4.00 4.00% 104.00 103.50 104.50 106.00 99.40 99.40 1,295,276 16:35:06
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Finance Services 136.73M 1.45M 0.0091 113.74 159.5M
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 100p. 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 £159.50 million. Begbies Traynor has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 113.74.

Begbies Traynor Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
11/10/2024
20:35
You mean they have alot of fee earners now :)If you're looking for a Labour light, capex heavy business.... This definitely ain't it...!
boonkoh
11/10/2024
15:16
They now have a headcount of 1250. Lots of mouths to feed
mikeh30
11/10/2024
11:56
it's all budget related, if national insurance increases for companies it will costs more, but actually that might be in BEG favour if some go into admin

just a thought

nakedmolerat
11/10/2024
10:58
Does anyone here think it's worth buying more at these lows with a view to long term return?
marno17
11/10/2024
10:31
Everything on hold, unless a forced seller. No point investing anything at the moment. Probably a bit late to take anything off the table. Although sometimes they make changes that don’t come into effect for a couple of years, like the reduction in capital gains tax threshold already set to fall in April. This indecisive chancellor probably has no clue as to how much money changing tax incentives is likely to raise or possibly loose. Just trying to look like a genius solving a problem of her own imagination.
earwacks
11/10/2024
08:55
As daneswood. said just above, all AIM stocks are being hit. But hopefully, 'value will out' on BEG, eventually. And if a recession does hit globally next year as higher interest rates finally bite hard when companies (and peoples) current credit lines expire from the cheap rates long gone...
jdh1602
11/10/2024
08:26
it is proof that paying dividends doesn't necessarily benefit shareholders in the long run. That's why i'm against companies paying chunky dividends if they have a big balance on their balance sheet (not referring to BEG). It removes the cash support.
farrugia
11/10/2024
08:24
The business is doing fine. The problem is the AIM listing and the torrent of money leaving AIM stocks given the speculation over tax break removal
daneswooddynamo
11/10/2024
08:14
I don't know. In theory should be doing well in current climate
johndoe23
11/10/2024
08:11
Why is it it so low surely not just ex div?
marno17
11/10/2024
08:10
Share price at a 3 year low. Avoid.
johndoe23
10/10/2024
12:04
This share is so unloved - but I can't see any catalyst.
Perhaps after the budget!
Suet

suetballs
10/10/2024
12:00
okay thanks all.
I usually get notified ex Div but not in this case. explains some of it.

stevieweebie2
10/10/2024
11:51
Ex-dividend today, and the Final one, not Interim. Maybe some are doing a bank and run, on the expectations of an improving economy, less companies folding. I think they're maybe selling out at the low. Investors Chronicle reckoned it was undervalued in July at 98p...
jdh1602
10/10/2024
11:23
what on earth is going on here?

cant see any shorts of any significance just peeps selling out? what do they know that I dont.

stevieweebie2
07/10/2024
07:41
Worth a punt at these levels and pre ex dividend I see?
wiltowin
04/10/2024
11:57
Research gov.uk/government/publications/insolvency shauney2 and then follow the various names that have had sanctions for one reason or another - then you might want to look at those names in relation to court cases etc etc

It is very costly to challenge Insolvencvy Practitioners because they have proffesional insurance cover that allows them to run up huge legal bills, that objectors to the way they operate cannot match, and that ensures credtors in most cases do not or cannot afford to risk a challenge, as the courts usually dismiss them as they are court officers, as they are not to be questioned, as they are respected proffesionals.

clocktower
04/10/2024
09:36
Have you a link to that complaint?
shauney2
04/10/2024
08:15
BEG have a bad reputation because they go in low and then create conflict, which enables them to then up the stakes and leave creditors with little if anything.

If you research you will find that even a complaint has been upheld by the accountants proffesional body agaist one or more of them.

The Courts give them virtual imunity, as when appointed by them, they become officers of the court, and the courts punishes anyone that challenges them.

It's a pretty crubby business with deals done behind closed doors, and that applies to all these type of businesses.

clocktower
30/9/2024
19:54
I'm not sure that's going to be the case.The vast majority of AIM stocks have been absolutely hammered over the past 2 years. Even those few AIM stocks producing good results like BEG have not been immune.

I really believe the AIM sector is finished, and its reputation tarnished. Many AIM shares are now looking more like high yield, whereas you could go back a few years, and you would be lucky to find such shares yielding above 3%. And of course many AIM shares have had their divs cut, or passed altogether.

bend1pa
30/9/2024
19:38
Well their profits and dividend keep going up so I bought some more today.
In my opinion when the sector comes back in to favour then BEG will have a good rise.

the bolton wanderer
30/9/2024
18:13
The other issue for BEG is that they are located in the high volume but lowest margin area of the restructuring/insolvency market. They are typically renowned for quick/cheap burials and that is not where the money is.They will struggle to break out of the undertaker mould because they will never attract the highest calibre staff who could help them transition. They are victims of their own success. Funny to see other posters mention potential high-profile Administration appointments. Those jobs will always go to the likes of PwC, Teneo (Deloitte), Interpath (KPMG), EY or possibly FRP, Kroll etc. The only listed one of which is FRP, whose profits are grinding BEG into the dust.
adipsia1
30/9/2024
16:39
Yes but it's the same issue - if they want to grow the business they have to take on extra staff, whether that's adding staff to the existing company or by acquiring new staff via acquisition. That's why people businesses are never highly rated - they'll never be able to rapidly compound their profits in the way say a software company can.
riverman77
29/9/2024
18:43
Well that's why they've expanded by acquisition s.
wiltowin
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