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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Billington Holdings Plc LSE:BILN London Ordinary Share GB0000332667 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 302.00 1,618 07:46:03
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
292.00 312.00 302.00 302.00 302.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Construction & Materials 108.36 5.93 39.80 7.6 386
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
15:53:20 O 808 308.80 GBX
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Billington News

Date Time Source Headline
23/12/202009:22UKREGBillington Holdings PLC Long Term Incentive Plan
22/12/202012:21UKREGBillington Holdings PLC Holding(s) in Company
30/11/202012:30UKREGBillington Holdings PLC Holding(s) in Company
09/11/202010:10UKREGBillington Holdings PLC Holding(s) in Company
22/9/202013:12ALNCUK EARNINGS SUMMARY: IGas Swings Sharply To Loss As Revenue Halves
22/9/202006:00UKREGBillington Holdings PLC Interim Results
21/9/202018:29ALNCUK TRADING UPDATE SUMMARY: Record In Talks For Bumper Hedging Deal
21/9/202006:00UKREGBillington Holdings PLC GBP21 million of Contracts Awarded
08/6/202014:59UKREGBillington Holdings PLC Result of AGM
05/5/202016:11UKREGBillington Holdings PLC Director Dealings
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Billington (BILN) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time Trade Price Trade Size Trade Value Trade Type
2021-01-20 15:53:21308.808082,495.10O
2021-01-20 15:51:00308.008102,494.80O
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20/1/2021
08:20		Billington Daily Update: Billington Holdings Plc is listed in the Construction & Materials sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BILN. The last closing price for Billington was 302p.
Billington Holdings Plc has a 4 week average price of 290p and a 12 week average price of 271p.
The 1 year high share price is 451p while the 1 year low share price is currently 242p.
There are currently 127,756,783 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 3,124 shares. The market capitalisation of Billington Holdings Plc is £385,825,484.66.
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13/1/2021
14:10		ansc: Yes, a trading update was issued on 12 December, 2019, but not this time round ... however, 2020 results did turn out to exceptional. As we know, the first half of 2020 turned out to be a difficult one for BILN with profits well down (not unexpectedly) so it's worth remembering the CEO's closing statement accompanying those results: [Mark Smith, Chief Executive Officer of Billington, commented: "Following an exceptional 2019, the first half of the year has been dominated by the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the construction sector and the consequential restrictions on site access, project delays and cancellations. We have seen a significant impact on our first half revenue, however with all Group operations having now returned to near full capacity and with the majority of projects having restarted, we look forward to the remainder of the year with cautious optimism. We anticipate improved Group financial performance in the second half of the year, before hopefully moving to more normal trading conditions in 2021 assuming the economy stabilises and commences its recovery from the pandemic."]
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06/1/2021
09:37		steelwatch100: Still no year end trading update, in previous years they have posted in Nov/Dec. I am taking this as good news, as in the current climate it is an absence of bad news, and that trading is in line with previous guidance. Noticed a bit in the construction press about a20% rise in structural steel prices from Jan 2021. Hope this does not adversely affect their current workload or winning future contracts. Construction Enquirer Structural steel prices to soar by nearly 20% Aaron Morby. 2 weeks ago British Steel is hitting construction with a surprise £80 a tonne hike in the price of structural steel from the start of the year. The rise will amount to a 15%-20% jump in the price of structural sections which fell to £430-£450 a tonne during the summer. British Steel first put the industry on notice in early December for a £30 a tonne New Year rise, blaming raw materials costs and a surge in global steel prices. But this notice was suddenly withdrawn seven days later. Now it has come back with a figure that is nearly treble the original planned increase, blaming unprecedented increases in raw materials costs.
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07/12/2020
21:15		steelwatch100: A year-end trading (turnover/profit) update and or announcement of contracts secured, is usually given by BILN in November or December of each year. Nothing as yet this year but hopefully within the next week or 2 guidance will be provided as to the trading conditions & prospects for 2021.
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07/12/2020
14:46		thorpematt: mmm, had to happen eventually. This is another one of those quality stocks whose price fell on lockdown but failed to recover (whilst some rather dubious business have seen prices recovery where this is not warranted. Doesn't take a lot to move the share price here (works both ways)
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26/10/2020
09:10		dvb99: shame the spread is so ridiculous on this share
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21/9/2020
08:05		thorpematt: Yes those orders represent over 25% of estimated revenues. I can't help but feel that the present price level is somewhat of a long term investment opportunity.
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26/7/2020
16:17		rhomboid: Following on from the results presentation; HTTPS://billington-holdings.plc.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Billington-Holdings-Plc-April-2020-Final-Results.pdf Virtual AGM Points in no particular order CV impacts most likely in commercial office ..especially speculative build but a strengthening in other areas notably Data Centres & online retail fulfilment sheds...both areas where BILN are integrated into the supply chain V Active tender pipeline but they’re v conscious of not chasing phantom business opportunities where the project won’t complete due to starting pre CV & not being relevant post CV Enquiry’s strengthened from April onwards..especially infrastructure & Europe..much of it for commencement in 2021, public sector also beginning to accelerate, Northern Powerhouse projects not yet kicked in All sites stayed open , did furlough some staff as site activity reduced in lockdown..projects all delayed not cancelled, not expecting to make any significant levels of redundancies Developments at British Steel v welcome , seen as a major positive..v close relationships with them ..new British Steel products launched plus some major new capex Pension Scheme surplus only mildly reduced by March equity falls...expect it to be in surplus at triennial review as equity markets bounced back Cash has remained robust as per y/e ..all receivables coming in as per normal...they know their counter parties v well & all are insured but are financially robust Capex reined in to below depreciation but will spend as maintenance requires them to ...expansionary Capex on hold until things become clearer EU projects are FX hedged ... All in all v solid update All as expected as far as I was concerned..but more positive in some areas than I’d feared Strength No 1 For me is being embedded in ‘the world’s largest internet companies’ supply chain as they build out capacity at speed across Europe
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17/6/2019
17:03		gleach23: After such a decent run perhaps you had forgotten the more frustrating side of BILN share price movements ansc? :) On ex-div day the share price didn't initially flinch and one could sell (the modest amount I have at least) @ 345 early on that day. I thought about a cheeky trade but then thought against it. Hopefully further patience will be rewarded once again.
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02/2/2018
11:57		ansc: Mingy Machs being devious as usual, my 3k buy not marked yet but smaller sells all being shown. I wonder at what time they'll condescend to record it, no doubt they'd argue that they were worried a £8,000 trade could destabalise the BILN share price! (lol)
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15/2/2017
08:17		glasshalfull: BILN I've been having a nibble here over recent sessions. Didn't realise it would be so illiquid. BILN's shares are down (-20%) in the last 12 months, despite considerable progress in the period and upbeat t/s last week. While some PIs were disappointed by lack of a further "ahead" statement - WH Ireland raised earnings forecasts by (+26%) during 2016 - confirmation that they would achieve these upgraded expectation was fine with me & allowed the opportunity to pick up stock from those exiting. The divergence in share price between BILN & peer SFR has also magnified over recent months. Since mid-September 2016 BILN's share price has fallen back by (-14%) while SFR's share price has risen by (+43%). WH Ireland issued a short update on Friday (10th Feb) that intimated, "Billington has this morning released a robust trading update, confirming that results for the year to 31 December 2016 are anticipated to be in line with expectations. Importantly, excellent progress has been made at the new Shafton facility and all of the businesses are reported to have continued to perform well. A number of high profile projects were successfully completed in the year, including the Greenwich Peninsula Energy Centre. We view this morning's announcement positively, particularly against the context of our earnings estimates having been raised by c.26% during the course of 2016. On the back of the update, we leave our forecasts unchanged (FY 2016E PBT £3.5m/EPS 23.8p, FY 2017E PBT £3.6m, EPS 24.1p). With the shares trading on a current year PER of 10.1x (a c.25% discount to Severfield), we continue to see considerable upside to current levels and maintain both our Buy recommendation and 340p share price target. --- At a market cap of £31m & Enterprise Value of £27.5m they look decent value on a PER of 10 while offering a 2.8% yield. Fingers crossed some of the SFR magic rubs off on the BILN share price. Kind regards, GHF
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