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CFYN Caffyns Plc

450.00
0.00 (0.00%)
13 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Caffyns Plc LSE:CFYN London Ordinary Share GB0001615219 ORD 50P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 450.00 400.00 500.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Motor Veh Dealers (new,used) 262.08M -1.2M -0.4415 -10.19 12.27M
Caffyns Plc is listed in the Motor Veh Dealers (new,used) sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CFYN. The last closing price for Caffyns was 450p. Over the last year, Caffyns shares have traded in a share price range of 403.00p to 550.00p.

Caffyns currently has 2,726,811 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Caffyns is £12.27 million. Caffyns has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -10.19.

Caffyns Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
21/5/2014
15:42
Retail figures up to record highs. ALL car retailers doing the business too.

Surprised these havnt been picked up and tipped by the tip sheets and sunday financials.

50% upside here imo. Just takes one tip on a bit more good news.

kmann
14/5/2014
11:02
well done beazer,i also hold lookers,and bt after a director bt 110.000 at 147 and 149.caffyns look undervalued and maybe they will attract attention from vertu motors who are expanding fast by acquisition.
manrobert
14/5/2014
10:08
Results from LOOK this morning ahead of market expectations and particularly strong trading in the critical March trading period. Results here due at the end of the month. Added again today at 560p.
beazer2
12/5/2014
09:32
kMann,
Agreed. Results last week from Vertu bode well too (IMHO etc).

prop_joe
12/5/2014
08:46
Expect some strong numbers in the results imo
kmann
23/4/2014
12:14
managed to buy 1500 @555,dealer actually wanted 560 .
manrobert
14/4/2014
08:03
I saw that CFYN was included in an Investors Chronicle value based stock screen which was also mentioned in the Weekend FT's IC summary.
The same stock screen methodology performed very well in 2013 so hopefully CFYN will contribute to a similar result for 2014!

prop_joe
06/4/2014
18:06
A repeat of what i said 7 March

minimum 75p eps expected (results due end May) putting CFYN on PE of 7.5.....amazing value!

jaf111
05/4/2014
21:52
What is the present mood of the previous revolting minority, and is this chap (below) one of them ?


"......The Company was notified on 26 July 2013 that M A Bruce-Smith purchased 25,000 shares.

Following this purchase, M A Bruce-Smith has a beneficial interest in 184,399 Ordinary Shares, representing 6.6% of the issued Ordinary Shares."

coolen
05/4/2014
21:28
I think your still living in a recession. Start looking forward. New pension reforms mean more money to buy cars. Their also in a prosperous region, and the ecconomy is still recovering. A current p/e of 11, hardly over valued.
kmann
04/4/2014
16:44
Have been invested here on and off in the past so have built up in my opinion a good understanding of the pos/neg factors over the yrs. Sp has risen on back of the recovery in the car sales Mkt generally as i predicted but feel now the continued recovery in share price is limited. Apart from the Mkt generally being very different now with lower margins and the rise in car supermarkets and Internet dealers where they cannot hope to compete this co has been in gradual decline for many years with old school family management, lower margins, not moving with the times, loss of francises as opposed to some posts here of new dealerships? ,and huge pension liabilities. they have been selling off less profitable sites not before time but trouble is they are not easily redeveloped and are achieving very low price hence book vals. The family seems to milk the business and are not likely to sell, it has poor exp management with ridiculous waste in it contracts and old boy network emps coming up for retirement, eg memb of trusted dealers which costs a great deal an old boy network with no benefit as far as i see to the business or shareholders. The capital exp on redesigning and dev their sites is of course a major factor on holding the share price back and profits are likely to be lower as result for long while yet. For now I would be cautious as the industry is going through radically changing times, and there are better much leaner firms likely to win All IMHO of course. dyor
big7ime
04/4/2014
14:52
New car sales hit 10 year high in March



This is a no brainer buy imo

kmann
07/3/2014
13:26
very very cheap....minimum 75p eps expected (results due end May) putting CFYN on PE of 7.5.....amazing value!
jaf111
07/3/2014
13:23
Looks undervalued on a peer to peer comparison with vtu (on a p/e of 36), CFYN on p/e of 11.

Price should be nearer 750 imo.

1000-1200 not out of the question with sustained growth in the economy and/or a takeover buyout.

New dealerships/extenesions opening soon should add more value

kmann
25/2/2014
13:19
Liking this nice smooth ascent as small buys push this towards £6.....much more to come surely to close gap on the other care dealers.
jaf111
21/2/2014
09:28
No surprise perhaps that 5p spread do not hold BUT at least 550p bid held and so clear signs of some upward momemtum. It will not take much buying to push this considerably higher.
jaf111
20/2/2014
16:49
Nice finish and closed with only 5p bid offer spread.....I wonder how long that will last????
CFYN should be trading at a MINIMUM 750p rather than the current 550p.

jaf111
20/2/2014
14:09
A little bit of activity with price on way up....A LOT of catching up to do....CFYN shares on a very very low PE of 5 to 7 compared with most of the other car dealers (PE ratios of 12 to 15.
Ridiculous in view of booming car sector

jaf111
28/1/2014
22:30
Great spot Spooky !

The deal broke down into two trades: 70,000 and 114,000, should that help your reading of the share register.

I cannot believe that the jobbers took this block on board, so either the other side of the trade(s) will be reported "late" (the jobber has up to 3 days) or it was a cross between buyer and seller with the jobber not involved.

Scrutinise those registered in "WB Nominees".

Do you think the hostile minority may have persuaded Caffyns to do a share re-purchase ?

If so, that overhang may thus explain the relatively poor share price of late.

coolen
28/1/2014
18:15
184000 shares traded at 5.55, that's 6.5% of the market cap..I wonder who the seller was, it's not immediately obvious from the shareholders register.
spooky
09/1/2014
11:30
Amazing CFYN share price remains so static....rest of sector moving up nicely on back of continued strong sales data....

No doubt CFYN will play catch-up at some time so patience required....BUT definitely remains a bargain!

Maybe catalyst will be next IMS - last year that was 15 February......I can certainly happily wait until then!

jaf111
29/11/2013
08:52
I don't think there are any Steg which is great because you can think it through yourself ;)

33.5p eps in H1 and new dealerships coming on stream. I've thought and said for some time that 100p eps looks on the cards if car market stays strong. You need to have your own on view on that and factor in debt/pension deficit, all the freehold property etc into you valuation.

CFYN share price was over 10 quid b4 the credit crunch. Only Mr Market will decided if it gets there again before the next one!

eezymunny
29/11/2013
08:40
Anyone have any broker forecasts here?
stegrego
29/11/2013
08:11
Yes, good numbers as expected.

With VW Worthing opening Feb 2014, Skoda Ashford opening Dec 13 etc they look capable to me of 100p earnings/share going forward but I can only guesstimate.

The whole thing dependent on strength of car market of course.

Still only valued around TBV as well with the possibility of that pension deficit tumbling if interest rates ever rise - so at least a modicum of downside protection.

eezymunny
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