Camellia Share Price (CAM)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Camellia	LSE:CAM	London	Ordinary Share	GB0001667087	ORD 10P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+225.00p	+2.08%	11,050.00p	429	16:35:12

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
10,800.00p		11,300.00p	11,300.00p	10,800.00p	10,800.00p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
General Financial	298.30	27.60	803.80	13.7	305.8

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
21/3/2019	16:40	UKREG	Camellia PLC Second Price Monitoring Extn
21/3/2019	16:35	UKREG	Camellia PLC Price Monitoring Extension
04/12/2018	12:58	ALNC	Camellia Profit To Rise On New Bangladeshi Tea Industry Regulations
04/12/2018	07:50	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
04/12/2018	07:00	UKREG	Camellia PLC Trading update
23/10/2018	11:37	ALNC	Camellia Expects Profit Growth In 2018 On Higher Volumes And Price
23/10/2018	06:00	UKREG	Camellia PLC Trading Update
29/8/2018	10:40	UKREG	Camellia PLC Interim Report 2018
24/8/2018	07:58	ALNC	Camellia Results Better Than Expected As It Lifts Interim Dividend
24/8/2018	06:00	UKREG	Camellia PLC Half-year Report

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Date	Time	Title	Posts
27/11/2018	17:20	CAMELLIA the share price should be in Ј's.	195
23/11/2014	06:23	#CameronMustGo trending on Twitter tonight	3
21/10/2010	11:45	Cam , an undervalued stock with real assets	12
22/8/2008	08:25	Cornhill Asset Management	1
29/3/2006	15:00	Cammelia with Charts & News	1

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24/3/2019 08:20	Camellia Daily Update: Camellia is listed in the General Financial sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CAM. The last closing price for Camellia was 10,825p. Camellia has a 4 week average price of 10,400p and a 12 week average price of 10,150p. The 1 year high share price is 13,100p while the 1 year low share price is currently 9,100p. There are currently 2,767,200 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 234 shares. The market capitalisation of Camellia is £305,775,600. Read Full Thread Reply
15/4/2016 14:11	crumppot: Why has the share price fallen so much? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
24/11/2010 16:34	crumppot: Share price falling a little. Has anyone any thoughts on Camellia?? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
29/10/2010 15:08	crumppot: share price increased a lot recently. Near all time high. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/10/2010 11:45	crumppot: Nice to see the recent share price increase. any thoughts on this one? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
26/11/2007 15:58	crumppot: this company is undervalued. the problem is working out what it is really worth. their major shareholder g fox wants them to be valued at a low price so that they can keep buying in shares themselves. alcatel the belgian pension scheme has realised this and bought in substantial amounts of shares. i have been a holder for a long time as i think that at some point the share price will more accurately reflect what the co is really worth. camellia tries and keep a very low profile. their head office itself is a mansion and has fantastic picture collection of mainly french impressionists - worth millions i would estimate. all of it undervalued as they are not using the IFRS method. whenever they sell assets they always seem to make large profits as they are in the books at historical cost rather than market/fair value. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
08/6/2007 14:24	crumppot: This company does its best to hide its assets. I like the way they cannot give an indication of the next 6 months - ridiculous. They make an enormous profit on the sale of an asset, how many others do they have like this? They do not revlaue any of their assets on a yearly basis as other companies do. Apparently their headquarters building is a very palatial country house - worth millions. It is proably on their balance sheet at next to nothing. The majority shareholder Fox wants to keep the share price down so he is not noticed. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/11/2005 12:12	washbrook: Been away from the boards for nearly a year noticed at last they have corrected the share price. I sent them emails for over a year and nothing was done. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/12/2003 07:16	washbrook: Timbra correct share price is£43.5 not 43.5p as shown by advfn. CAP=£112.9m shares in issue 2.6m Read Full Thread Follow Reply
09/10/2003 19:39	timbra: I really don't understand this. A market cap of £1million, pre tax profits of £2million. Share price of 35p, and a dividend of 20p that goes ex div this month. Whats the catch? Surely its worth buying just for the dividend? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
26/7/2001 09:58	johnmfrancis: Many small investors personal fortunes will have been decimated during the last year for a whole variety of reasons. Even with level 2 information I feel a whole lot of information is witheld from investors which if they had known about they would not have taken that buy/sell/hold decision. For example how many times have you been amazed to see say a 20:1 buy/sell ratio and the price not move. Only to see several days later a huge late reported (protected trade) sell ? I think it is time for all of us to put together a campaign for more freedom of information to put to the LSE for consideration. All rules and regulations need revising and updating from time to time and I feel that with the advent of the internet and much trading and information sharing and trading taking place via it during recent years then these regulations ought to be more frequently addressed. Please could everyone post their ideas on how the LSE could be improved for everyone so say these can be presented for consideration. I certainly believe the recent rule making it an offence to knowingly post false information on BBS was a step in the right direction. A few of my "radical" ideas are as follows 1.What I and many otheres would like to see is a type of level 2 info whereby all MMS current stock levels and order books are public information so we can all see fair play. There should be no late trade reporting - all trades without exception should be reported immediatley. If a trade is a short it should be reported as such also. All trades and orders of a certain size should have the identity of the buyer/seller published and the associated MM.To prevent the existance of a behind the scenes grey market IE a behind the scenes agreements between MArket maker and CLient heavy regulation should be introduced. No one with any sense of fairness could surely object to this. What I am trying to say is that price should be soley determined by supply and demand and not shady behind the scenes deals. 2.Insider dealing should be heavily clamped down on. We need to see more proscutions for this and evidence that current rules are being rigourously applied. 3.The recent Redstone fiasco should be thoroghly investigated, If it is indeed true that a Market Maker has (or colluded with other MMS) to create a false market IE going short of many millions of shares so other branches of the same firm can get the shares for next to nothing then this sort of activity should be made illegal (against LSE rules) and be punishable by a heavy fine and the MMS made to reverse all relevant trades. Drastic share price collapses in similar situations should also be followed up and investigated for evidence of similar activity. 4.The LSE should issue monthly news bulletins summarising regulatory activity that is going on the detail of which should be public info. This should include how we as a community of private investors can take steps to request a change in the rules. Once all ideas are collated perhaps we can have a volunteer to out these all into an official letter to the LSE. Perhaps we can also get the various financial press interested in publishing such a letter. We would also like an official reaction and explanation to all points raised. Come on you lot all ideas encouraged - it is for everyone's benefit who believes in fair play for all !! Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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