Boot (henry) Share Price (BOOT)

Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Boot (henry) Plc LSE:BOOT London Ordinary Share GB0001110096 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 240.00 2,522,675 16:35:03
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
243.00 245.00 245.00 239.00 240.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Construction & Materials 397.05 48.60 28.30 8.5 319
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
17:06:09 O 14,500 240.00 GBX
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19/9/201911:00UKREGBoot(Henry) PLC Purchase of Shares by Employee Benefit Trust
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27/8/201915:00UKREGBoot(Henry) PLC 2019 Half-year Report - NSM
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27/9/201918:50Boot with charts88
10/6/200916:10BOOTS. The clearest short all week.69
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03/10/200512:09a grossly over-rated stock ?81
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Trade Time Trade Price Trade Size Trade Value Trade Type
2019-10-15 16:06:09240.0014,50034,800.00O
2019-10-15 15:35:03240.004391,053.60UT
2019-10-15 15:32:31243.50489,0411,190,814.84O
2019-10-15 15:31:57243.50489,0411,190,814.84O
2019-10-15 15:30:58243.50450,0001,095,750.00O
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15/10/2019
09:20		Boot (henry) Daily Update: Boot (henry) Plc is listed in the Construction & Materials sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BOOT. The last closing price for Boot (henry) was 240p.
Boot (henry) Plc has a 4 week average price of 233p and a 12 week average price of 229p.
The 1 year high share price is 289p while the 1 year low share price is currently 229p.
There are currently 133,123,580 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 75,639 shares. The market capitalisation of Boot (henry) Plc is £319,496,592.
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24/5/2018
08:17		villarich: I kind of meant move it either way. This share price goes nowhere
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24/5/2018
08:06		villarich: Does anything influence this share price? Not even a trading update can move it.
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25/8/2017
13:25		shauney2: You pays your money as they say.Is that an up to date Numis? finnCap reiterates Buy 398p target. From Motley fool hTtp://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2017/08/25/1-mega-cap-stock-and-1-small-cap-id-buy-and-hold-for-the-long-term/ Henry Boot (LSE: BOOT) raised its expectations for 2017 as early as its AGM in May. Today, it reported a good first-half performance and said momentum has continued into the second half, in line with the upgraded expectations. First-half operating profit was 8% ahead of the same period last year and earnings per share (EPS) increased 10%, with the company seeing “higher levels of activity across all business segments.” Boot’s activities range from land promotion, property investment and development to plant and tool hire and operating the A69 toll road. As such, most of its businesses are exposed to economic cycles. However, it said today: “Whilst we remain mindful of a continued degree of economic and political uncertainty, sentiment amongst our customers and clients remains positive.” Conservatively managed and cheap Boot maintains a robust balance sheet to weather periods of economic turbulence. Net debt at 30 June stood at £62m, giving conservative net gearing of 26%, and management said it expects land and property receipts in the second half to reduce debt and gearing further still by the year-end. The share price is little changed at 305p on the back of today’s results, valuing this FTSE SmallCap firm at £403m. Analysts are forecasting EPS of around 25p for the full-year, 16% ahead of last year’s 21.5p. This results in a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 12.2 and a price-to-earnings growth (PEG) ratio of 0.76. On the dividend front, the board lifted the interim by 12% today, suggesting a full-year payout of above 7.8p and a yield of 2.6%. The low P/E, a PEG below the fair-value marker of one, a dividend covered more than three times by earnings and conservative management of the business combine to make this a stock I’d buy and hold for the long term.
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06/2/2006
17:25		ben nevis: It obviously has pleased a lot of shareholders... but have they really worked out if its a good deal ? All depends I suppose on the share price after the dust has settled.
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17/1/2006
21:01		9degrees: The share price will stay the same but the existing shares are being cancelled and new shares issued on the basis of 39 new shares for 58 existing shares So no change in value of holdings just less shares representing the value of cashback
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13/1/2006
14:35		giwalker: Have been reading some of the recent posts. Will the share price drop by the amount of the special dividend or has it already been factored in?
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06/7/2005
16:04		accordeon: Agree with you, Big Boyo. No value in Boots: trading at PE 15, and almost 4 times tangible book value. Can't see any upside. The downside risks are manifest. At some point, these will dip significantly. But they have got a share price history of defying underlying fundamentals.
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17/11/2004
13:11		aos: Churchtower - I took my Xmas bonus last week, courtesy of a share price dip followed by an almost immediate recovery. I have decided to get back in again at 643.42. I am hoping that the 10p drop is the last and that we will see an upswing this afternoon once Wall Street opens, which seems forecast after yesterday's sell-off. I think also that the news of the US retailers Sears, Kmart merger may have some upwards effect on retailers. I might be wrong, but 'fingers crossed'. Happy investing to you ;)
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27/5/2004
10:55		zulu001: No. If you bought the shares before the 9th you would get "a nice tidy payout" but the share price should fall by the equivalent amount on the 9th. If you hold the shares in an ISA, you could consider SELLING the shares (before the 9th) and buying them back later - taking a capital gain (which is exempted from tax in an ISA) rather than suffering income tax on the dividend (from which ISA's no longer offer protection). There are some nuances here - briefly computer buy/sell programs usually dont know about shares going XD and merely buy/sell in relation to moving averages etc. So the fall in share price MAY not be as large as the dividend AND/OR the price may rise back quite quickly - the specific price-performance of shares going XD is the subject of several websites. Suffice it to say that utility shares (high divs) are the most interesting in this respect. In relation to Boots, it closed at 630p on Tuesday 17/6/03 and at 609p (XD) on Wednesday 18/6/03 but was 637p a week later even though the FTSE index was lower.
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19/1/2004
12:46		porkpharm: I have no positions in BOOTs at the moment. I used to work for BOOTs and am surprised that they have managed to defend their market share for so long. Baker is making costs savings, but this is not going to keep the share price going up, that will need increased sales growth. Can Baker deliver increased sales growth? I think this is more than just about price, it is also about the way people shop. Boots has many small stores, some as small as 100m2, and for these stores they have high costs, for each you need a pharmacist( high wages) and then staff to serve at the counter, so a large % of the sales are going to be eaten up by costs. Also people now prefer one stop shopping, even the large Boots stores cannot provide this, whereas Tescos, Safeway can. I now buy all my toiletries from Sainsburys, only going to BooTs if I happen to be in the area. Boots's prescription business will keep a few old customers returning and buying their soaps and shampoo, but they are dying out. I think Bakers agressive price war, may reduce the chance of sales dropping off so quickly, but I don't see any long term sales growth,which is what the share price needs. Short term, I think the price is going to depend on the FTSE/DOW and other retailers. Recent peaks of around 7.20ish I think are the top, and I am tempted to open a short unless it advances from here soon. Has anyone got any more views from a technical viewpoint?
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