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BP. Bp Plc

483.00
0.45 (0.09%)
24 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Bp Plc LSE:BP. London Ordinary Share GB0007980591 $0.25
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.45 0.09% 483.00 481.70 481.80 483.25 477.30 479.30 30,736,719 16:35:22
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Petroleum Refining 211.6B 15.24B 0.8934 5.39 82.18B
Bp Plc is listed in the Petroleum Refining sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BP.. The last closing price for Bp was 482.55p. Over the last year, Bp shares have traded in a share price range of 441.10p to 562.20p.

Bp currently has 17,057,902,258 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Bp is £82.18 billion. Bp has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 5.39.

Bp Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
02/6/2016
08:22
Not been offloaded yet, that won't happen until it's paid for. Unfortunately the tankers, I believe four are tied up and costing!
optomistic
02/6/2016
01:19
It will be insured
eisler
01/6/2016
12:56
Brexit contagion - expect some mad swings over next 3 weeks, then, well, place your bets!
eisler
01/6/2016
11:01
Yes, Cameron, Osborne and the diversity-trained kids at The Treasury have tried very hard to undermine confidence in UK PLC.
dafrog
01/6/2016
09:32
No, I think it's part of the Brexit contagion, deciding when to exploit it is the tough call.
ianood
01/6/2016
08:14
Looking at the above header chart (one below the volume chart) BP & Rdsb are both around the 18 but the Oil is showing around 23.5...too much gap divergence...are the charts broken?...
diku
01/6/2016
07:15
I shall be out delivering Brexit leaflets again this morning. I do what I can to get us out of the evil union.
dafrog
01/6/2016
05:21
No more than others......going to be a Rocky 6 weeks brexit now slightly ahead.
oakville
01/6/2016
04:34
The share price is gonna implode diku.
hellscream
31/5/2016
22:07
Any good chart reader here?...looking at the header chart above of the 50sma & 200sma...BP share price,50sma line & 200sma line are all at the same level...is this good, bad or ugly for the share price?...
diku
27/5/2016
14:17
BP falls over 1% and all other shares fall 0.5%....all other shares go up 2-3% and BP goes up 0.5%....story life of BP!!....
diku
27/5/2016
10:42
FTSE up BP down....FTSE down BP more down...BP has no correlation to Oil price....
diku
27/5/2016
09:01
On a long term basis it's cheap,reltively. It's still suffering a confidence blow from Macondo in my opinion.
ianood
27/5/2016
08:24
Looking at the one of the header charts above...there is seems to be a wide gap divergence between the oil figure and the BP/RDSB shares...Oil figure is around 24 but BP/RDSB shares are around 18.5....any views?...
diku
26/5/2016
16:04
Is it being slammed down because it is trading just above the 200sma?..
diku
26/5/2016
15:19
Didn't rise with the bank shares but falls when the bank shares go down....
diku
26/5/2016
14:08
BP really just doesn't track the Oil price rises....all a myth...a bit like more buyers and the price rises and more sellers and the price falls is another casino market myth....
diku
26/5/2016
13:36
Why the hell is the share price down today?
investordave
26/5/2016
11:50
Steve73 - BP and RDSA/B are really global entities that accede to the laws of wherever they operate thus Brexit is a non-event to them. UK incorporation used to be considered a quality domicile from which to operate from, I'm not so certain of that these days!
ianood
26/5/2016
10:49
If 369p broken then a quick run to possibly 390p...
diku
26/5/2016
08:52
ianood..^^

I agree to a point.. Oil price (and hence Oil Co. valuations) will be largely independent of any currency movements (be they GBP, EU, USD, or anything else) but whether the UK remains or leaves could influence operations - I understand that the UK O&G sector is largely UK legislated, with little interference from the EU. This could determine it's value to a non-EU predator.

steve73
26/5/2016
08:24
Can't see the Oil Sector being driven by Brexit either way, maybe wrong.
ianood
26/5/2016
07:56
Oakville...I was thinking the same yesterday...BP is struggling/capped for some reason....

As Oil has recovered off the lows...all the reasons to kick start sector consolidation...surely BP must be in the eyes of US or other Oil giant...once EU vote is out of the way & the Ins win then I can see a mega deal happening in Oil or Financial sector...

diku
26/5/2016
05:15
Looking at the chart and the rise in the oil price, these are lagging well behind the current FTSE trend.
Still able to buy in the £3.60s is crazy.

oakville
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