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BMY Bloomsbury Publishing Plc

672.00
4.00 (0.60%)
04 Oct 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc LSE:BMY London Ordinary Share GB0033147751 ORD 1.25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  4.00 0.60% 672.00 55,510 16:35:20
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
670.00 676.00 678.00 666.00 670.00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Books: Pubg, Pubg & Printing 342.65M 32.3M 0.3957 16.93 545.15M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
16:35:20 O 18,620 672.00 GBX

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Posted at 06/10/2024 09:20 by Bloomsbury Publishing Daily Update
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc is listed in the Books: Pubg, Pubg & Printing sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BMY. The last closing price for Bloomsbury Publishing was 668p.
Bloomsbury Publishing currently has 81,608,672 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Bloomsbury Publishing is £546,778,102.
Bloomsbury Publishing has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 16.93.
This morning BMY shares opened at 670p
Posted at 02/8/2024 07:57 by crazycoops
BMY joined the FTSE 250 yesterday https://www.bloomsbury-ir.co.uk/media/press_releases/2024/010824
Posted at 31/7/2024 19:00 by 18bt
There's 25 members of current FTSE250 with market cap now less than BMY - should be safe for a bit
Posted at 13/6/2024 15:33 by sharesoc
We are hosting a SIGnet Follow-Up Meeting on 27/6/24 at 7:15pm to analyse Bloomsbury (BMY) Full Year Results which were the subject of a presentation on Investor Meet Company on 5th June. 👉 Visit our Events page to register:
Posted at 23/5/2024 21:06 by riverman77
BMY tend to be very conservative in their forecasts and then do big upgrades, usually towards the latter part of the year. I checked and as late as the H1 results in October they were still only forecasting £32.5m PBT for the full year, eventually doing £41.5m. At the very early stages of this year they're indicating about £36m, which I would expect them to comfortably beat. In fact it's quite unusual for them to already upgrade - albeit only slightly - so early in the year. In my view this leaves room for plenty of upgrades - and therefore share price upside - over the next 12 months.
Posted at 23/5/2024 18:28 by adamb1978
I think its only fair given my comments on here to say that I sold the rest of my holdings this afternoon.

I think this is a very good company, but as I might have posted before, I take the view that I dont need to make the first 20% of a rise or the last 20% - happy to bag the bit in the middle. One of my main weaknesses as an investor has been selling too so trying to get better at that too.

Rationale for selling, other than the above, is that I'm not sure I see much upside here on a 12 month basis given the guidance. Its a good business, and in better markets, you could see that BMY's predictability, cashflow, ROCE, long-term track record etc mean that it should be trading closer to 20x. However given I plan to be fully invested, if the market re-rates BMY then it'll probably re-rate other things which I'm in too.

If the prices comes off materially, then I'd get back in. All the best for holders in the meantime.

Adam
Posted at 23/5/2024 08:16 by mrnumpty
The market has only been open for ten minutes and , in spite of what look to me like great results ( yes , there are always with all company reports details to pick on ) , the share price is down almost 10% . In the famous words of Lance Corporal Jones in Dad’s Army , “ don’t panic “ ( but do your own research ) . Maybe I’m wrong , but this phenomenon occurs so often with so many shares on results day , with traders following the maxim of “ buy on the rumour , sell on the news “ . Call me complacent , but I’m holding because I think the share price will recover over the next few days .
Posted at 21/5/2024 13:25 by adamb1978
I've top sliced my position too. Up around 2/3 so taken 1/3 off the table, roughly equivalent to half original position.

I take the view that I dont need to make the first 20% in a share price rise nor the last 20% - capturing the middle is more than adequate. WOuld have sold out completely but the results are likely to be barnstorming so wanted some exposure
Posted at 11/4/2024 10:09 by 74tom
Worth listening to this fund manager interview;



BMY discussed from 54-57 mins.

Paul Hill & the fund manager stating it's on a 16.5x earnings multiple, ~14x ex cash.

Based on the current share price of 533p, a 16.5x multiple would mean a forecast EPS of 32.3p, whereas after the last upgrade I can see the forecast EPS appears to be 45.8p, which would mean it's a current year PE of 11.6 and an ex cash PE of exactly 10x...

So when results land on 23rd May, even if the market values it as 12x ex-cash, the result would be a share price of 630p.

At 16.5x basic EPS it would be valued at £7.32, ex cash £8.05!

Looks like a gift to me, based on BMY being under covered by analyst's & not circulating it's financials to PI's, resulting in an information gap.

It's also possible they exceed 45.8p, given the forecast was updated 2 weeks before the end of their financial year.
Posted at 01/11/2023 13:22 by trcml
Regardless of where else you buy BMY books, you won't line others at BMY's expense. That expense is factored into the minimum 'wholesale' price that the others pay to buy from BMY. If you buy direct from BMY then you'd be giving BMY more profit but that's all.
Posted at 01/8/2023 19:08 by adamb1978
Yes, agreed Saltwood. Also in better market conditions, their record of consistent growth, strong ROCE/ROE, margin improvements, net cash etc could lead to a far higher multiple that they're on today.

Completely different sector but if you look at mid-cap engineering type companies, they demonstrate similar characteristics and can trade on 20x.

However until interest rates come down and there are greater animal spirits in the market again, BMY share price will be constrained but I dont see much downside though
Bloomsbury Publishing share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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