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CAPC Capital & Counties Properties Plc

131.30
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Capital & Counties Properties Plc LSE:CAPC London Ordinary Share GB00B62G9D36 ORD 25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 131.30 130.80 131.00 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Capital & Counties Prope... Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
22/8/2019
17:14
I am in here as I feel an overseas predator could make a move soon
ny boy
22/8/2019
17:06
Agree .... disposal of earl's court could happen... Chinese .. possible ...we shall see
3dwd
22/8/2019
09:58
Still holding this stock and hoping to see some progress with the company splitting into two which should see some capital appreciation.

Otherwise the company’s London assets are depressed whilst Brexit issues overhang and will not really progress until that is resolved. The cheap pound may well encourage overseas investment in the capital.

I think the company is sound but patience is needed.

rkjones
22/8/2019
08:29
What are your views...?
3dwd
26/7/2019
09:22
Anyone following this
3dwd
20/12/2017
12:06
The stock was highlighted in Money Week about a month ago as a Buy for contrarian investors with the asset value some 30% below m/v.

This excludes a possible revaluation of a deal with Hammersmith and Fulham as to the number of properties that they could potentially develop. Negotiations here are on going but with pressure on local authorities to increase availability of affordable homes in London, one would hope a deal could be done. The increased value of such an arrangement would significantly enhance the company's asset value.

Hopefully the market is now recognising the potential.

rkjones
19/12/2017
15:52
Good to see the mkt is waking up to the true value of some of these property stocks... Covent Garden is worth current price... In my opinion
3dwd
15/12/2017
17:26
Nice little spike today, Better times ahead ?
rkjones
28/4/2017
10:20
There are a few reasons why Prime Central London has lost its gloss:

-UK is no longer a safe haven. Some people have lost 20% on their capital and there is uncertainty.
-Increased Stamp Duty is being blamed for lack of overseas buyers. Only partially correct-more importantly increased money laundering checks have put off the dodgy money and also the change in the Non Dom IHT Tax rules have sent them running for the woods.

rock star
22/2/2017
07:37
All I see on Rightmove is prices being reduced. Especially above £1m in SE.
rock star
16/6/2016
21:39
Prices are collapsing, way too much supply about and foreign buyers have left in droves, facts are simple, prices are far too high and unaffordable to the masses.
ny boy
13/4/2016
05:09
Interesting live discussion on CNBC Africa last night, tipping this as a buy.
At too large a discount & that the fall on fears of Brexit is overdone.

This is also listed on the JSE.

bazzerp
17/5/2014
12:00
This goes ex-divi on the 21st doesnt it ? Will the price go down a little on that day ?

Sven

sven2006
22/1/2014
21:37
This Breakout, looks tasty.
butchcasio
23/12/2013
19:35
Barclays seem to follow me everywhere ;-D I've been in CAPC since 180p and one of my largest holdings. In fact, when I closed my entire portfolio a few months ago CAPC was the one I never closed.
citymohawk
23/12/2013
13:40
Anyonr here, or to dull. Expecting good things in the new year. Nice to see the 'Barclays' write up as one to follow in 2014.
tiger60
15/11/2013
07:25
Nicely done... slight increase on debt but not really a concern.
citymohawk
07/11/2013
10:27
announcements out next week :D
citymohawk
25/10/2013
06:27
a test for psychology but definitely not a test for value :)
citymohawk
19/8/2013
13:35
Deleted... wrong thread
al101uk
21/3/2013
15:27
I've been in Capc for about a year now. Generally selling the market, planning a series of sales etc but looking to double up on capc. Hope we can drum up some discussion here.
citymohawk
11/5/2012
04:00
Councils Rule In Favour of 8 Billion Pound Earl's Court Development

Councils Rule In Favour of 8 Billion Pound Earl's Court Development by Capital & Counties (CapCo)

Councillors for the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham (LBHF) have agreed to proceed with the sale of residential land for Earls Court's regeneration despite significant local resident objections.

The local council has agreed a Conditional Land Sale Agreement (CLSA) with property developers Capital & Counties (CapCo) for the redevelopment of Earls Court, including the West Kensington and Gibbs Green residential estates, will go to a future cabinet meeting if no major issues emerge in outstanding negotiations.



P.S.

Here's a couple of links about SCLP, one of the hottest stocks at the moment:

northernlass
11/5/2012
03:58
Land Deals To Net Fortune!

Capital & Counties Entitled to Buy Land for 8 Billion Pound Earls Court Project

Capital & Counties Properties Plc (CAPC) said it will be entitled to buy a 22-acre area for 105 million pounds ($166 million) as a part of an 8 billion-pound development in London's Earls Court and West Kensington.

The developer, known as CapCo, can acquire Hammersmith & Fulham council's land in the Earls Court and West Kensington Opportunity Area for cash consideration of 105 million pounds, plus re-provision of the 760 homes currently on housing estates there, the company said in a statement today citing a report published by the council.

In addition to the 15 million pounds it paid in July 2011, at time of entering into the exclusivity agreement with the council, CapCo would initially acquire the 11 Farm Lane and Gibbs Green School sites for another 15 million pounds. CapCo would also have the option, exercisable until 2017, to buy the council's remaining land via a series of payments totaling an additional 75 million pounds, according to the statement.

Currently "no transaction has been agreed between the parties and there is no certainty of a transaction being concluded," the company said.

northernlass
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