Bovis Homes Share Price (BVS)

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Bovis Homes Group Plc LSE:BVS London Ordinary Share GB0001859296 ORD 50P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 1,312.00 0.00 01:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
1,311.00 1,312.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Household Goods & Home Construction 1,061.40 168.07 101.60 12.9 2,857
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 1,312.00 GBX
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Date Time Source Headline
31/7/202018:15UKREGVistry Group PLC Total Voting Rights
30/7/202016:00UKREGVistry Group PLC Holding(s) in Company
17/7/202016:00UKREGVistry Group PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
15/7/202007:00UKREGVistry Group PLC Bonus Issue Admission of ordinary shares
14/7/202018:00UKREGFTSE Russell Vistry Group
14/7/202014:00UKREGVistry Group PLC Result of General Meeting
09/7/202007:00UKREGVistry Group PLC Half year trading update
30/6/202016:00UKREGVistry Group PLC Total Voting Rights
29/6/202016:00UKREGVistry Group PLC EBT purchase of shares
20/5/202017:30UKREGFTSE Russell Vistry Group
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Date Time Title Posts
07/1/202009:17*** Bovis ***1,573
09/1/201519:27BOVIS time to buy!675
07/12/200821:38Short > BOVIS < the housebuilder wef 12/11/08 ?34
10/7/200811:53BVS with news & chart27
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04/8/2020
09:20		Bovis Homes Daily Update: Bovis Homes Group Plc is listed in the Household Goods & Home Construction sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BVS. The last closing price for Bovis Homes was 1,312p.
Bovis Homes Group Plc has a 4 week average price of 0p and a 12 week average price of 0p.
The 1 year high share price is 1,401p while the 1 year low share price is currently 996.50p.
There are currently 217,742,860 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 0 shares. The market capitalisation of Bovis Homes Group Plc is £2,856,786,323.20.
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03/1/2020
14:26		plunger2: spcecks We should be getting 3.81 bonus shares for every 100 shares held. Hence for yesterday's market cap to be maintained one would expect a fall of 3.81% apprx in the share price. So any movement above or below a minus 3.81% today represents the "real" daily movement. JMHO
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31/12/2019
22:15		erogenous jones: I venture to suggest it is because there is an enlarged quantities of shares for the same market capitalisation. Smoke and mirrors. 4% additional shares issued and corresponding reduction in the share price. Rounding shares down will trigger cash compensation of a few pennies in the overall scheme of things. The benefit of the additional shares will only be noticed if the share price rises or the simple dividend payout in cash terms is maintained. FWIW, I have always preferred to receive any dividend as cash.
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31/12/2019
18:41		grahamburn: Not sure why posters are confused on ex-date for bonus shares. It's crystal clear in the announcement of 7 November. https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/bovis-homes-BVS/share-news/Bovis-Homes-Group-PLC-Acquisition-Update/81089206 Scroll down to bottom and under Expected Timetable of Events and it shows that the ex-date is 3 January.
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09/3/2018
17:37		firtashia: Erogenous- the reason I'm hoping £12 will eventually be breached is that BVS has been in an earnings upgrade cycle and FY18 and FY19 forecast earnings have again been revised upwards following the recent results. Hopefully this will continue onwards. I also put a lot of faith in Greg Fitzgerald and view his purchase of £100k's worth of shares as a positive. People may scoff at the relatively small purchase given he is a very rich man, but I don't think the rich trade or take wild punts on stock. I'm sure he didn't come out of retirement because he was bored, he obviously has a desire to achieve something with BVS. Of course, the short term link between share price momentum and earnings momentum is more tenuous with large companies that have significant II following -fund managers have all sorts of reasons for selling and depressing the share price- but as Buffet said: "In the long run, if the company is growing and earning money, the stock will follow". . Given the dividend payments I'm happy to bide my time too. BWDIK. Good luck if you hold here.
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09/11/2017
13:33		erogenous jones: I do hope that you are correct wad collector, but I rather feel that there is going to be a few more buying opportunities in the coming months. There is plenty to worry about for the housebuilder sector starting with a budget in a fortnight or so time. Although I still hold a wedge of shares, (it is now below 1,000), I feel that the rise in the share price has run far ahead of itself and there will be a period of 12 months or so of reduced margins to bring the share price down closer to a long term trend line. Anyway, I am sitting on the sidelines for the time being, believe we are in for a pretty dull November and began the re-balance of my portfolio a few weeks ago. Many more winners than losers this year and a slightly better year than last. 2018, I think is going to be very turbulent - opportunity vs risk
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05/4/2017
08:31		1gw: I've just sold out at a small loss. Surprised to see the share price move up this morning after the news and since I got in in the first place hoping for a bid battle, happy to have the funds back for something else.
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29/3/2017
06:24		jockthescot: Agree. Share price implying no revised bid coming from Galliford?
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24/2/2017
08:31		kev0856153: Bovis Homes tops 'liquidation value' chart suggests Deutsche Share 11:55 23 Feb 2017 Bovis has fundamental value despite its problems suggests German broker picture of houses being built When all else fails the houses and land are worth something suggests Deutsche Deutsche Bank has analysed the UK housebuilders and decided if they shut tomorrow Bovis (LON:BVS), Taylor Wimpey and Berkeley Group would still be good value. Normally the broker values the builders on a price to asset and dividend yield combo, but with M&A becoming more prevalent it has re-examined 'liquidation values'. The German broker concedes using liquidation values is unusual but does highlight the support fo the sector. “To be clear while we run this analysis across the whole sector, we do not see businesses being run in this manner nor do we examine catalysts to capture this value,” it explains. “But even without valuing the ability, experience and expertise to continue to invest in a land market offering 25% ROCE [return on capital], we believe the sector offers 40% upside to current market values.” The greatest potential lies at Bovis among the mid-caps and for the larger caps with Taylor Wimpey and Berkeley, concludes the broker. Bovis has struggled recently, with a payment of £7mln compensation to customers for poorly built homes the latest in a run of bad news. Even so, Deutsche calculates that the builder’s significant land asset is equivalent to its market cap and with significant work-in-progress invested and strategic land the liquidation value is over double the group’s current stock market valuation. But such is the uncertainty around Bovis at moment that Deutsche only sticks a ‘hold’ rating on the shares and 760p share price target. At Taylor Wimpey (LON:TW. Target price 177.5p), the broker sees 40% upside from current market to estimated liquidation value, while at Berkeley (LON:BKG) gross profit on its land bank is close to £6bn or 150% of market cap while work in progress is equivalent to nearly half on top.
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11/1/2017
14:43		philanderer: Teegraph , Questor 'buy' tip today............ Questor already owns Crest Nicholson in its income portfolio but today tips Bovis Homes , a smaller builder with a focus on the south east – outside London. A December profit warning, after it pushed back the completion date of 180 properties, saw its share price slump 7pc to 792p. It has since recovered, possibly helped by the resignation of chief executive David Ritchie on Monday. Finance director Earl Sibley is managing the business. Bovis’s price-to-book ratio is the lowest of any of its peers, at a multiple of 1.1. Larger rivalPersimmon, for instance, has a p-b ratio of 2.5 times. While the exit of its chief executive might appear to signal a company in freefall, new leadership may be what’s needed to unlock the value expressed in its narrow ratio. Its focus on the wealthy south east but aversion to London is also a strength, as it is in prime parts of the capital where the first signs of a slowdown are being felt. Still down 17pc from its pre-Brexit price of 1,024p, Bovis is a buy. Questor says: buy Ticker: BVS HTTPS://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/questor-accounting-quirk-means-housebuilders-064500403.html
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16/8/2015
15:04		gp1948: Interesting article DD - let's see what effect tomorrow's results have on the BVS share price. I'll repost the link in full: hTTp://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-3199451/Bovis-Homes-Persimmon-s-profits-roof-rivals-shut-out.html
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