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CABP Cab Payments Holdings Plc

64.80
0.30 (0.47%)
27 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Cab Payments Holdings Plc LSE:CABP London Ordinary Share GB00BMCYKB41 ORD 0.033 1/3P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.30 0.47% 64.80 64.00 64.30 65.00 63.40 64.00 227,661 16:35:09
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Offices-holdng Companies,nec 168.78M 22.71M 0.0894 7.19 163.92M
Cab Payments Holdings Plc is listed in the Offices-holdng Companies sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CABP. The last closing price for Cab Payments was 64.50p. Over the last year, Cab Payments shares have traded in a share price range of 61.90p to 166.20p.

Cab Payments currently has 254,143,218 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Cab Payments is £163.92 million. Cab Payments has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 7.19.

Cab Payments Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
24/10/2023
08:36
Looking at this again you'd have to wonder about ever investing in IPOs -

This sums it up on LSE -

Everyone involved in this IPO, and I mean EVERYONE, should be hauled in front of parliament and asked to explain exactly what happened here. If the PM has any intention of improving LSE and attracting capital inflows then listings like this need to be eliminated. If trading conditions deteriorated significantly during Q2 then it shouldn't have been able to price at £3.35 on 6th July.

tomboyb
24/10/2023
08:24
And here’s a link to the stock exchange forum where the architects of this debacle are bragging about their expertise

www.lsegissuerservices.com/spark/8c3MN5Snhq2QpBrZmmVtfU/key-ingredients-for-a-successful-ipo

gypsyfortuneteller
24/10/2023
08:17
Tiny punt below 60p -

Looks like a POS but see if it can climb back to 70p+ -

tomboyb
24/10/2023
07:58
Sold a while back I believe
johndoe23
24/10/2023
07:53
I gave up buying new IPO's offered up by Private Equity several years ago after getting massively burned not once but twice....you would have thought I would have learnt the first time!
The last big one I looked at was Doc Martens....I just could not understand the valuation and it has proven to be so having lost over 66% since IPO.
I will still look at IPO's when they come from the actual original business owners.

salpara111
24/10/2023
07:27
Just like he did with Spirent :) Getting harder/more convoluted to maintain that air of infallibility in a pretty horrific bear market

Anyhow back to CABP- a 54% fall seems fairly harsh on the update- looks like the market questioning the validity of any numbers a la Finablr

se81
24/10/2023
07:17
Bet Robbie aka Naked Trader sold yesterday :o)
bigbigdave
24/10/2023
07:13
Continous drift from float was a telling sign. Market sussed this.
aishah
24/10/2023
07:11
Wowzer.

This was feted as the biggest and best ipo in london this year

Total con trick

The FCA is not fit for purpose. They regulate all the wrong things

gypsyfortuneteller
24/10/2023
06:53
Absolute humdinger

Massive revenue miss, with 100% operational gearing

Will be mullered

albert zog
24/10/2023
06:17
Massive profit warning.. another gold star for London IPOs

People should go to prison

gypsyfortuneteller
20/9/2023
15:16
Entered FTSE 250 on Monday.
aishah
20/9/2023
11:24
243.0.p to buy, all those reds are buys.
johnv
19/9/2023
17:29
Not known as ‘Bankers’; for no reason. Wouldn’t trust them as far as I could throw them
spwh100
18/9/2023
14:00
the conflict of interest is a non-story as the investment bank and asset management arm may have the same parent but are very much separate operations - in fact, any suggestion they were linked on day to day business would be a total no no regulation wise
eigthwonder
18/9/2023
08:40
Eps fcsts: 2023 20p, 2024 31p
P/e 12.7 followed by 8.23

Likely to enter ftse 250.
Is the risk here the emerging markets in which it operates?

aishah
17/9/2023
11:19
Whopping sell of 4m on Friday.
johnv
30/8/2023
12:37
No I'm not joking and no I haven't read prospectus Can you clarify ?
greenhat2
30/8/2023
12:33
Are you joking? Have you read the IPO prospectus? (or the additional information at the bottom of the TR-1s?)
se81
30/8/2023
12:27
Bloody hell... Helios have taken 45% of CABP Is this a takeover ?
greenhat2
25/8/2023
10:41
CABP - Canaccord have put out a note mid august - "Importantly, we note this range is based purely on peer group averages and excludes any premium valuation that might be attributed to CABP due to its superior historic and forecast returns. We take the midpoint of the range (£1.5bn) to derive our 585p target price."
greenhat2
25/8/2023
10:37
CABP have been growing in revenue and pbt pre float and it's acting as though it's put out a profit warning h1 results out on 15th Sept will tell the tale Black rock recently took 6% Nearest comparable WISE ? WISE PE 60 vs CABP PE 17.7 Payment processors usually have a high PE think paysafe and world pay who used to be London listed I've loaded up my position today can't really seeing it going below what black rock paid 242 Black rock have put a floor on it I note that they are big in frontier markets The only real way for a processor to expand is by acquisition Emerging markets are really the final frontier for consolidation and CABP seem to have a good lot of the frontier covered with their offering
greenhat2
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