Capita Share Price (CPI)

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	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	0.20	0.7%	28.68	161,726	10:29:24

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
28.66		28.78	28.70	28.28	28.28

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Support Services	3,182.50	285.60	13.52	2.1	483

Last Trade Time	Trade Type	Trade Size	Trade Price	Currency
10:30:45	O	5,000	28.7212	GBX

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Capita (CPI) Latest News (1)

Capita News

Date	Time	Source	Headline
03/2/2023	10:21	UKREG	Capita PLC Resignation of Independent Non-Executive Director
01/2/2023	10:21	UKREG	Capita PLC Total Voting Rights
16/1/2023	12:27	ALNC	Capita secures extension to deliver UK disability benefit assessments
16/1/2023	07:00	UKREG	Capita PLC Capita secures extension to deliver PIP assessments
11/1/2023	11:24	UKREG	Capita PLC Holding(s) in Company
05/1/2023	14:55	UKREG	Capita PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
03/1/2023	15:04	UKREG	Capita PLC Holding(s) in Company
03/1/2023	12:46	UKREG	Capita PLC Block Listing Six Monthly Return
03/1/2023	11:44	UKREG	Capita PLC Total Voting Rights
19/12/2022	08:23	UKREG	Capita PLC Holding(s) in Company

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Capita (CPI) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
10:30:45	28.72	5,000	1,436.06	O
10:26:17	28.68	1,988	570.16	AT
10:26:17	28.68	9,843	2,822.97	AT
10:25:45	28.71	12,000	3,444.73	O
10:25:32	28.70	330	94.71	AT

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Posted at 03/2/2023 08:20 by Capita Daily Update Capita Plc is listed in the Support Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CPI. The last closing price for Capita was 28.48p. Capita Plc has a 4 week average price of 25.94p and a 12 week average price of 22.50p. The 1 year high share price is 32.25p while the 1 year low share price is currently 19.89p. There are currently 1,684,273,523 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 2,410,397 shares. The market capitalisation of Capita Plc is £482,375,936.99. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 16/1/2023 07:11 by aljm Capita PLC Capita secures extension to deliver PIP assessments 16/01/2023 7:00am UK Regulatory (RNS & others) TIDMCPI 16 January 2023 Capita secures extension to deliver Personal Independent Payment assessments Capita plc ('Capita') today announces it has secured an extension to its contract to deliver Personal Independent Payment (PIP) assessments for the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). The contract extension runs from August 2023 until February 2024. PIP, which replaced the Disability Living Allowance in 2013, is designed to help people with a long-term condition or disability lead independent lives by providing additional financial support. Capita has been contracted by the DWP since 2013 to deliver functional assessments in the Midlands and Wales and produce reports which are reviewed by government case managers alongside other evidence. Al Murray, Chief Executive Officer of Capita Public Service, said: "We are proud of our work delivering PIP assessments on behalf of DWP. This extension is testament to our strong track record for delivery and longstanding relationship with our client." Notes to editors: The total IFRS 15 transaction price (order book) is £53.8m. For more information, please contact: Investor enquiries Helen Parris, Group Investor Relations Tel: 07720 169269 Email: IRteam@capita.co.uk Media enquiries Capita external communications Tel: 0207 654 2399 Email: media@capita.co.uk Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 12/1/2023 11:41 by abryer If you look at historical share price this rose from 32p close on 19/7/21 to 48p on 13/08/21 (50% 19 trading days) so rise can be sharp Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 28/12/2022 10:44 by topvest Well I have started a small position here. It does look like the recovery story is working and the business looks in reasonable shape for 2023 with strong market positions. The business is also a possible bid target given a lot of the heavy lifting recovery work is out the way. By mid-2023 it looks like the non-core disposals will be done and there will be minimal net debt and 2 focused divisions (one public sector and the other private). Looks to be worth at least x2 or x3 the current share price. Chart has been flatlining as well. Not broken out, but looks quite close. Dividends should also be back on the radar for later in 2023 with minimal net debt (pre-leases). Does anyone have any views on whether demerging one of the 2 divisions might create some value or is there more value on keeping public and private together? I think very much the latter. I do have some very limited experience of Capita as a customer as the Pension Solutions business are the administrator for my defined benefit pension that I took at 55 and they seem to do a sound job. Sir Ian Powell was the Chairman - he was my ultimate boss in the past whilst at PwC and was a fantastic guy from the Midlands, although he has now completed his 5 year term. People picked by Ian Powell are likely to be top drawer in my experience and so that bodes well for the continued recovery story. Enterprise value is c£0.5bn versus c£3bn of turnover. On a P/E of 6 and EV to EBITDA of 5 - leases significantly distort the metrics. Anyway, if this can move back to growth in 2023 and 2024 and start paying dividends it should approximately double in my view. Always some risk of further problems, but on balance the positives outweigh the negatives. Lots of value investors on board already, but seems to be in the latter stages of a stage 1 neglect phase. The share price should move into a stage 2 advancing phase at some point soon is my hopeful prediction. By soon, I mean in the next 6m or so, so I may have been a tad early. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 06/12/2022 15:39 by pinemartin9 trading update should be very good. current share price weakness a buying opportunity IMO. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 04/11/2022 09:23 by dipa11 One more thing price or trade control with 2 or 3 digit selling or buying to hold certain rise in share price.Good luck Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 26/10/2022 10:50 by jas0701 CPI haven't moved up much compared to other shares. Dow and ftse have been going really high up whereas CPI is lagging behind. its going to be a late reaction!!Don't sell.CPI will take off in a big way and 29p will be easily reached. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 29/9/2022 13:28 by davidbennett Sent this message to Stuart Morgan yesterday: Morning Stuart Just seen the movement in Capita’s share price today, obviously in line with the general market sentiment. Maybe accentuated by the debt and possible increase in servicing costs if interest rates increase as predicted. Would I be able to ask whether all the borrowing is on fixed terms or variable, or track the base rate etc. Presumably this info is in the public domain so ok to divulge? How does it work? How things can change so quickly!! Maybe Jon can buy some shares, underpin the share price!! Kind regards David And got this response: David We’ve fixed most of the interest rates so little impact, but if we’ve paid most/all of it back by June next year then it doesn’t matter. I think we’re just caught in a difficult market and our extra volatility is reflected in our share price vs peers. Stuart Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 30/8/2022 16:15 by kaos3 CPI & PE & financial deals - I am not so sure as I was that the deal is being prepared (by share price "manipulation" observations) - because many deals are not being taken by the market - hard to get cheap enough finances , incoming macro risks etc.... so share price is being let alone more and more to the "real" market. meaning nothing spectacular until it can pay divi again. all imho Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 12/8/2022 13:28 by whoknowswat Had a read of the shareprophets article mentioned by heatseek77, pretty backward looking in my opinion, and not how I see capita. Transcript below for anyone who wants to read it. " Just under eight months ago HERE I gave Capita (CPI) - which describes itself as “supporting the justice system through smart technology solutions” - a slightly alternative name. I remember first using such an alternative name many years ago - and it is certainly neither unique or particularly smart. But it kind of captures well the company’s struggles over the last seven or eight years where its share price contraction stands at well over 90%. How striking for a company which many will remember its epic 1990s (and initially beyond) performance. I guess the better news for Capita shareholders today is that at least it is not at a new year-to-date low. Whilst the stock has fallen nearly 30% so far in 2022, the year-to-date halving of the share price peaked out back in February and March. So, if you have (sensibly) managed to avoid the company’s shocking share price of most of the last eight years, but decided to put a few quid at work four or five months ago in the name, you are probably feeling a bit of a genius. Congratulations if this is you. The trouble is though that each dog can have its day, and when I look through Thursday’s half year results, it still left me with more questions than answers. It is certainly no disaster to read that Capita perceives that it is “on track to grow Revenue and sustain delivery of positive free cash flow”. It is always nice to hear about “group book to bill at 1.1…new structure driving pipeline growth particularly for Public Service…(and) free cash flow improved by £72 million as prior year payments fall away”, but harsh reality is not as compelling. After all, the differential between the company’s reported and adjusted H1 2022 numbers is just a little bit different with the former having an operating loss of £51.2 million compared with a gain of £52.2 million for the latter. Stuff happens with a lot of corporate names and their reported numbers, but when a just shy of £460 million market cap company also had end of June net debt of just over £710 million, it tends to have a bit more influence. Whilst it is nice to read about “Royal Navy training and Job Entry Targeted Support (JETS), Turing scheme and Northern Ireland Education Authority contracts in Public Service together with smaller wins in Experience”, plenty of other stuff is happening too. Apparently first half numbers were “not affected by any new contract losses or prior period losses included 3UK, Carphone Warehouse, Npower and William Hill”. In short, it is working hard to get more government-linked cash flows. Smell the love from Capita for the UK going even more Scandinavian over the next decade or so. The reason why the numbers remain volatile is centred on the combination of government love, business exits and a bunch of (continuing) “goodwill impairment of Property and People pillars”. Capita will continue to exist, aided by deals with the government and plenty of revolving credit facility (RCF) access which is “building a better-quality portfolio of contracts”, but you don’t pay a big multiple for this. And whilst the debt will come down helped by about £30 million of likely free cash flow in FY22 and the early August announcement of an “agreed to sell two real estate and infrastructure consultancy businesses to WSP for £60 million on a cash-free, debt-free basis”, it remains a tough old world. I know you can factor in lower “pre-IFRS 16 net debts” numbers and hopes of £100 million+ of operating profits and getting closer to £50 million free cash, but good luck with thinking this name is in reality a sub x10 EV/EBIT / 10%+ free cash flow yield player. Reality is somewhat different. Each dog can have its day but if you were lucky enough to make a bit of profit buying this stock a few months ago, I would exit stage left if I was you. Consistent with my thoughts of December last year (and before then), my view remains AVOID." Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 11/5/2022 09:01 by kaos3 Wiseman - few further non conclusive thoughts: as we all learned - the longer the share price stays at this level - the lower the final bid - regardless of the perceived/real value (your AA. expectations and reality confirmed my bias - towards present reality) timing - there is a window of opportunity that is slowly closing - getting the low cost financing for the deal (ebitda margin vs cost of financing at the same duration including margin of safety) I learned at AA., AMER and few others - there never is a competitive bidding any more what I am missing here to make me sure of a TO is "paper games" eg. no large holding disclosures - not in shares - but in proxy paper - at CPI size that would be needed there are still few months to go before the window of opportunity for a TO is closed - and potential institution will use it to its full advantage - meaning they will wait to the end for max effect - we will stagnate at this low share price range what I do not know (cant evaluate) how easy is CPI replaced by its customers once the contract is over. It could be quite binary. as number of important customers is not that large in the end. all imho Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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