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BT.A Bt Group Plc

139.55
4.55 (3.37%)
14 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Bt Group Plc LSE:BT.A London Ordinary Share GB0030913577 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  4.55 3.37% 139.55 139.00 139.10 139.60 134.95 135.55 55,584,423 16:35:15
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Phone Comm Ex Radiotelephone 21.04B 855M 0.0860 16.17 13.83B
Bt Group Plc is listed in the Phone Comm Ex Radiotelephone sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BT.A. The last closing price for Bt was 135p. Over the last year, Bt shares have traded in a share price range of 101.70p to 141.65p.

Bt currently has 9,943,309,483 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Bt is £13.83 billion. Bt has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 16.17.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
12/6/2018
04:57
Bid approach as predicted in last weeks Toronto Star. Huge North American company to take a punt.
oakville
12/6/2018
02:18
ok kazoom...tell him what he is missing. I'd like to know as well.
unastubbs
11/6/2018
22:52
For what it’s worth...!
davidbennett
11/6/2018
20:49
Yes poleaxe - your are missing a lot.

HTH

kazoom
11/6/2018
19:32
I did bet on a bounce
Just keep the dividend coming

abbotslynn
11/6/2018
19:02
ADRs equivalent of 209
davidbennett
11/6/2018
17:02
Good post nicholas
pacemaker1000
11/6/2018
16:29
There is just so much 'show ponying' going on with this stock. DT has CEO on board. Capex levels reflect the marginal ROI levels which Ofcom have permitted. If the NPV on faster rollout were higher DT would have pushed for lower div.
That said, regulators are people too, so the retirement of GP allows them to tweak their pricing straitjacket but to save face by blaming GP for the 'difficulties' in getting to the politically correct answer. The truth is likely rather to have involved drinking too much of the competitors' punch!
A div cut without prior Ofcom concessions is as convincing as the UK's Brexit negotiating. Nuff said.

nicholasblake
11/6/2018
16:23
One for the city boys.In respect of the passing of Peter Stringfellow, strippers will have g strings at half mask.
montyhedge
11/6/2018
16:16
208p BT US adrs moment ago.
montyhedge
11/6/2018
16:08
BT adrs someone buying. Please let it be a activist hedgie. Lol
montyhedge
11/6/2018
15:51
See Talk Talk something happening, could lift the whole telco sector. We want hedgie Elliott to build a stake in BT shareprice would be back to 255p.
montyhedge
11/6/2018
15:48
Monty's getting rather desperate in talking up his share price target for the week of 215p.
toon1966
11/6/2018
15:44
BT Group easier as Deutsche Bank trims target price, says firm stuck between “a pension rock and a fibre hard place”
dmf
11/6/2018
15:36
Americans seem to be buying adrs just over 207p in US at the moment.
montyhedge
11/6/2018
13:49
Totally agree. DT is strong company with superb management.http://www.capacitymedia.com/Article/3790075/Deutsche-Telekom-CEO-says-BT-attractive-a-year-before-embargo-on-bid-expires
montyhedge
11/6/2018
13:44
The next BT CEO should be Vittorio Colao ex Vodafone CEO. He would do a good job. JMO.
nige co
11/6/2018
13:40
So the whole of BT m/c 20 billion roughly, even if Openreach valued say 20 billion, instead of top end 25 billion. Still undervalues BT.But of course bears ace card pension pot.
montyhedge
11/6/2018
13:39
Its all wheels within wheels. D Bank says " buy TT " 1.80/1.90 range. Tosca fund persuades CEO of daisy to buy 175m of TT customer base, then considers selling him their shares within Daisy. BT controls the backbone network of both these company's
I think Deutsche Telekom will bid for BT AIMHO

1224saj
11/6/2018
13:36
24.9 billion is good enough for me, instead of 25 billion.
montyhedge
11/6/2018
13:35
Monty - you need to be careful with how you report things. "Analysts reckon Openreach value is around 25 billion pounds" is NOT correct. The article said "Openreach, BT’s most profitable business, could be valued at 12.4 billion pounds to 24.9 billion pounds ($33 billion), according to recent estimates from Berenberg and RBC Capital Markets, respectively." It is that sort of false information being pedalled that prompted some people to vote for leaving the EU.
eisler
11/6/2018
13:20
Toon. Gav was the sacrificial lamb. No coincidence his bonus sorted two weeks prior to ..ahem...'standing down'
Plan signed off on as is divi freeze for two years. Plessis, major holders and city lost faith Patterson could deliver. Plus sport needs dropping and he could hardly be the man to do that.

pacemaker1000
11/6/2018
13:15
Thanks DMF..itv and TT definitely shorts. ITV survives on advertising which to me is a dying industry on TV as people switch to on demand services. But I thought the same for SKY where people seem happy to pay to watch advert overkill!
TT again, no assets and only survives as a middle man curtesy of bloody ofcom.....grr

pacemaker1000
11/6/2018
13:04
This could be a hit for EE and BT,just launching one number allows you to access multiple devices, fixed, mobile, laptop, smart watch. Thats progress.
montyhedge
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