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CPI Capita Plc

13.71
0.16 (1.18%)
18 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Capita Plc CPI London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
0.16 1.18% 13.71 16:35:12
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
13.40 13.40 14.17 13.71 13.55
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Capita CPI Dividends History

No dividends issued between 19 Mar 2014 and 19 Mar 2024

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Posted at 14/3/2024 21:49 by the imperialist
Not yet. The CPI chart is above if you’d like to check for yourself going forward.

Hope this helps your development.
Posted at 14/3/2024 06:43 by heatseek77
Fearlfull LSE have to agree trades since 6th now equal buys / sells but 35% drop, mm deffo taking advantage imho

If anyone has paid any attention to what I posted in regards to the suppoused declared buy and sell volumes figures, you could easily work out if you add these up that you would get an almost equal number buys and sells figures on equal levels.

What does that say to you?

To me it says that we have a new breed of very keen share price bargain hunters that couldn't resist taking a chunk of the fallen stock.

I would say that we have someone or even some new institutional investors that perhaps have grabbed a 1% of cpi stock if you've taken in consideration that there's about 80millions new shares being purchased whilst about the same got sold off to the bottom of the sea the real bargain hunters.

Will these sell at a 5, 10, 15 or 20% profit once cpi rebounds? Who knows
Posted at 13/3/2024 14:29 by heatseek77
So strawham I'm assuming someone's paying you 20p a pop to 'comment' / wreck the cpi BB?
Posted at 13/3/2024 11:25 by trader4ever
Major Shareholders, Institutional Investors and Senior Management have destroyed this company. It is finished, it seems like it is heading for administrations now.
JL was the worst CEO in the history of CPI, he wasted over one Billion pounds from rights issue and sales proceeds. he should have been fired at least three years ago but he was allowed to continue to destroy this company. He was the most incompetent CEO who did not have any ability to run this company.
Posted at 13/3/2024 09:35 by aljm
think my monitor is broken, it is showing CPI as blue......
Posted at 12/3/2024 17:23 by the imperialist
Evening Bald Egg,

The word on the street is that CPI is ready to fly. Don't put your Giro on it though....just in case.....

Wouldn't want you to miss out on your weekly tin of Evo Stick!
Posted at 06/3/2024 09:33 by aljm
Heatseek, been called worse, been an advocate for CPI for a couple of years, HOPING that some of the statements we were fed would come to fruition, now i feel the veil has been lifted, i can see CPI for what it actually is, uninvestible atm for me at any price....
Time will tell with the new CEO, but he has to be a huge leap forward on Mr Lewis, he was a disaster.
Posted at 22/2/2024 14:55 by ttny2004
Looking forward for new CEO getting control of costs, understanding that investors keen to see dividend reinstated, and bringing AI into play to our advantage.Like new CEO at Rolls Royce over last year gone up over 200%.Hope CPI will go same way!
Posted at 04/2/2024 10:57 by aleman
There's still quite an imminent turnaround in forecasts - from (£35m) free cashflow and no dividend in 2024 to £33m and a 0.45p dividend in 2025. Debt should no longer be an issue. These forecasts could be subject to significant change when the results come out so quite a bit of a gamble still.

Consensus EPS is -1.7p, 2.2p, 3.6p for 2023-25 so I'm wondering where he gets a P/E of 3+ from. It was buyable on a 2025 P/E of about 5 a few days ago and is now about 5.5. There looks to be plenty of scope there for the P to rise or the E to fall when forecasts are reviewed and we get some numbers for 2026. Will cashflow and dividend be higher for that or will the recovery just get postponed again? I think the only thing we can be sure of is that traders are going to play with the share price since there is very likely to be movement one way or another.
Posted at 22/1/2024 16:37 by aleman
No. I bought back in after the August fall. It's been a bit up and down since ... though, to be fair, CPI can be very up and down!

There is an ongoing recovery story here, though when a rather challenged market recognises that remains to be seen. Earnings consensus of 2.2p in the current year and 3.6p and 0.4p dividend in 2025 sounds very positive and seems to suggest modest upside in coming months if and when these numbers can be confirmed as on track somehow. There is a history of recovery slippage, though, and the sceptical market is not really in the mood for giving the benefit of the doubt for now. CPI will, in the meanwile, remain a trader's plaything. I think a few buy and hold investors, like myself, will buy on weakness and shove in a drawer for a couple of years but we're probably in a smallish minority on this one at the moment.

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