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CPI Capita Plc

15.06
0.48 (3.29%)
20 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Capita Plc LSE:CPI London Ordinary Share GB00B23K0M20 ORD 2 1/15P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.48 3.29% 15.06 15.02 15.16 15.36 13.70 13.70 8,936,254 16:35:23
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Business Services, Nec 2.81B -178.1M -0.1057 -1.43 255.03M
Capita Plc is listed in the Business Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CPI. The last closing price for Capita was 14.58p. Over the last year, Capita shares have traded in a share price range of 12.42p to 35.72p.

Capita currently has 1,684,510,748 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Capita is £255.03 million. Capita has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.43.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
26/2/2009
16:40
Well that didn't go down too well
(not that I have an interest here any more)

bigbigdave
25/2/2009
12:42
I am out for the moment. Not sure what the results (tomorrow) will bring and time to crystallise the profits I have made from 750ish. Only really got in to trade the spike and that has gone.
scburbs
20/2/2009
14:23
covered today. best not to be greedy. holding srp and xch shorts
wcjan26
16/2/2009
13:12
26th February which is a week this thursday
oscar000
16/2/2009
11:55
Results next Monday or Tuesday?
dinky rinky
23/1/2009
15:58
Capita has been holding well at this price I wonder if the NOV low will be retested....
powwow
22/1/2009
14:05
and thta is the result of wining 500m order, any idea why?
oscar000
22/1/2009
13:59
if it takes out the prior low at 675, looks like more downside ahead. 650p easily
wcjan26
15/1/2009
19:53
FWIW - I think this is only a blip - severe downward trend to continue tomorrow.
trickyboyfish
15/1/2009
19:45
I think you played it well at 755 short, personally, and I was going to short at 765 but missed the boat last thursday.
oscar000
15/1/2009
14:01
A fairly short bull case then!
scburbs
14/1/2009
20:14
Spot on oscar, that says it all.
dinky rinky
14/1/2009
18:03
I am neither long nor short, so it doesnt bother me. The long case is because outsourcing contracts in public sector are to save money not spend like a pfi, thats the difference, and with money tight councils will need to contract with outsourcing companies to become more efficient, which isnt difficult in the inefficient public sector.
oscar000
14/1/2009
16:38
Agreed, not directly. However, a large chunk of Capita's work is long term contracts with government entities. There has been a presumption that companies with government contracts will be unaffected. This article illustrates this may not always be the case.

In order for Capita to justify its current share price it needs to keep growing strongly. Any weakness in the share price could cause a derating as its premium rating erodes, i.e. the share price could fall substantially even by Capita performing reasonable well as it needs to perform better than that.

Capita's private sector clients are also likely to be pressure on margins as will competition and reduced margins due to offshore costs increasing.

As I have declared previously I am short from 755p. Happy to hear the bull case if either of you have time to post one.

scburbs
14/1/2009
14:36
scburbs - 14 Jan'09 - 10:36 - 1261 of 1262
PFI suffers massive hit in downturn
14/01/2009 09:00

So what has this to do with Capita ?

dinky rinky
14/1/2009
10:36
"PFI suffers massive hit in downturn
14/01/2009 09:00

Public Finance Magazine has reported a huge downturn in PFI deals signed last year with few contracts signed than at any point since PFI took off a decade ago.

Only 34 deals were signed last year compared with at least 60 signed every year over the past decade. Just seven hospital deals were signed last year, down from 20 in 2007.

Fears have now been voiced that extra public sector cash might be needed to finalise the £4.5bn M25 widening deal.

However, Partnerships for Schools said about six banks were returning to the big schools market, where projects were smaller, although they were limiting the amount each would lend on each scheme.

Tim Byles, Partnerships for Schools chief executive said the Building Schools for the Future projects was "not out of the woods yet".

The Treasury declined to discuss the idea of further public sector support for private finance projects.

14/01/09 Financial Times 2

Financial Times"

From EGi

scburbs
14/1/2009
08:10
I think we could well see £6.20 again
trt
12/1/2009
13:14
Just a guess..... folk moving out of 'Safe' Capita into bouncing smallcaps?
(like me for example 8-))

bigbigdave
09/1/2009
15:00
Could drop below £7.00 again
trt
22/12/2008
17:47
short here today

no justification for such a premium rating purely on earnings visibility and so called defensive qualities

also short srp

wcjan26
22/12/2008
11:34
Could easily drop below £7.00 in such thin volume as the MM's move the price down.
trt
22/12/2008
09:13
scburbs
Very timely.

ben gunn
19/12/2008
15:09
Seems a good time to short these (for FA investors). I am in for £10pp at just under 755p.
scburbs
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