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CAR Carclo Plc

7.45
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Carclo Plc LSE:CAR London Ordinary Share GB0001751915 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 7.45 7.00 7.90 - 77,708 16:29:55
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Plastics,resins,elastomers 143.45M -3.96M -0.0539 -1.38 5.47M
Carclo Plc is listed in the Plastics,resins,elastomers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CAR. The last closing price for Carclo was 7.45p. Over the last year, Carclo shares have traded in a share price range of 7.00p to 15.00p.

Carclo currently has 73,419,193 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Carclo is £5.47 million. Carclo has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.38.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
01/2/2017
07:39
N+1 Singer reiterate their Buy with a 161p target price:
rivaldo
31/1/2017
19:35
I'll read it again tomorrow, but I think it was more than that, in that they set out all the things they needed to do, or do better?
queeny2
31/1/2017
14:16
I've just read it as an 'as you were, until further notice' statement.
yump
31/1/2017
13:48
just read the 31/1 presentation.

CTP really isn't a great business, ie low p/e quite appropriate, and credit to them in a way for outlining so many issues. Dull growth, dull margins, very hard to see breakthrough. Essentially very sub-scale versus competitors, and scale matters in all sorts of ways.

Lighting better, but I've mentioned my disappointment with recent numbers and near term targets before, I had expected higher growth. 've never liked motor OEM businesses anyway.

Cash flow - positive in the future, like they always say.

Pension - nothing to make one much more cheerfull.

Nothing in there to make me revisit from the bull side.

queeny2
31/1/2017
11:37
Hey yump, how are you? (We differ on the rationality of their gung-ho-ness back then!) x
queeny2
31/1/2017
09:55
Someone rolled a delayed buy with the 2 trades that equate the 10k sell added together,,at the bottom so we drop..bahhh after such a good RNS..imho.gla
will hold and add as peel Hunt says ,£1.90p will do me tommy a near 50% rise,bring it on.....

abergele
31/1/2017
09:15
Peel Hunt have today reiterated their Buy and 190p price target:



CAR under CM is also a different animal from when it was being run by Ian Williamson - CM is much more focused on the core business and much more pragmatic as regards diversification (look at the closing of CDS for starters).

I seems to me that the two core divisions have large and global growth ahead of them for some years to come.

rivaldo
31/1/2017
08:45
Fair enough, yump. But I expect it still casts a bit of a shadow over their rns-drafting sessions these days.
1gw
31/1/2017
08:31
If I had been in charge of the business when they'd been working on touch and had the agreement with Atmel, I think I would have been gung-ho. If that didn't do it for you and you worked in tech. you might as well just work in a library.

Unlike so many pie-in-the-sky tech. companies floated, they at least didn't get caught in the total BS that loads of them put out, month after month.

yump
31/1/2017
08:22
The pension deficit "is expected to have reduced modestly, reflecting the recent increase in the corporate bond yield used to discount the pension liability." Suspect the deficit will remain a dampner in the short term.
stevenlondon3
31/1/2017
08:08
I think Carclo is in a post-gung-ho world. They did gung-ho for CTP touch sensors with comments like "expected to be transformational to the group". They are hopefully older, wiser and a little less prone to enthusiasm these days.
1gw
31/1/2017
07:44
Very encouraging update. Not the gung-ho language many use today. The business is growing and is in very safe hands methinks.
chadders
31/1/2017
07:13
Excellent trading update just out:

- "strong" H2 trading
- in line with 11.5p EPS consensus
- US, Indian and Chinese expansion all going well
- intriguing positivity about long-term prospects as regards further growth
- a hint about bond yield increases as regards the dividend

And interestingly, an investor event today to spread the word about the LED car lighting division. There must be a lot to shout about, as this is most unusual for CAR:

rivaldo
30/1/2017
14:35
How silly, I've just purchased my first few Carclo shares today, and in the advfn trade column it's showing the purchase as a sell !!!. Never mind
johnsoho
27/1/2017
10:46
Last year's trading update was on 4th February, so hopefully next week. Not long to go, and given the H1 outlook I'm very optimistic.

I also note that UK 10-year bond yields are at their highest since last May, and indeed higher than they were at CAR's last year end.

rivaldo
27/1/2017
09:29
Another buy showing as a sell according to TDW's share pricing,
abergele
26/1/2017
10:17
Had another top up this morning,all showing as sells ,all 3 trades are buys imho.
as tdw are at 1.3485p to buy..we are just nudging the 25dma, gla lth's

abergele
23/1/2017
08:16
LPA results out. Bodes well for CAR I reckon.
chadders
21/1/2017
16:58
boadicea yes re last para, but set against their probable need to keep trustees onside.
queeny2
21/1/2017
14:39
Queeny - Pension fund valuations operate according to arcane rules that have proved to be wildly unrealistic. As a result many funds took unjustified (in hindsight) pension holidays in the eighties and nineties while at the same time adding enhancements like a 3% minimum annual increment against inflation which has subsequently failed materialise.
My comment that the company could shuffle its funds to make a dividend payable was meant to show that funds were not as tight as appeared from the required dividend abandonment rather than a positive advocacy.
That said, there are other factors which may make the payment of nominal dividend highly desirable from a technical viewpoint such as the position of certain fund trustees.

boadicea
20/1/2017
15:16
Yep, stale holders and short-term profit taking right now. When that's done, which won't take long, the northwards trajectory will be back in place. Definitely one for the longer term tech investor, such as myself.
andrewbaker
20/1/2017
12:12
Agree Riv - this just doesn't have the liquidity one would expect of a main listed company and hence the MM's can play these games.

I am expecting some decent figures to come with the TU. Other investments I have with large dollar income are showing strong growth because of the Brexit effect and I expect the same with CAR.

With Trumponomics now in play for the next four years (and possibly eight), I am also anticipating a steady creep of inflation back into our lives and a return to more normal interest rates that will benefit pension schemes (but not necessarily pensioners).

It could get ugly if protectionism takes full control of the global economy, but I think sense will prevail and we will end up with something as to be yet defined - let's call it "protectionism lite" for now.

Either way I see CAR being a strong beneficiary.

longshanks
20/1/2017
10:08
Looks like an MM shakeout today on a quiet Friday with small volumes after a net of only 14k sells, perhaps to get hold of some stock before the next trading statement in the next 2-3 weeks (last year's was on 4th February).

Worth remembering the Chairman's summary in the H1 results - CAR are now almost on a single-figure P/E for the coming year with an encouragingly good value PEG of 0.76:

""The Group has enjoyed a strong first half trading performance with all divisions performing well and showing solid progress over the comparative period last year.

In particular, our strategy to invest in increased capacity in our Technical Plastics division is continuing to facilitate strong growth in revenues which is resulting in good margin appreciation. The exciting acquisition of Precision Tool & Die provides further capabilities and opportunities for this division and its customer base has been enthusiastic about the combination of our businesses leading to an enhanced offering.

In LED Technologies, our Wipac luxury and supercar lighting business has continued to perform well, benefiting from good product demand and its continuing ability to win new customer programmes and it is expected to deliver significant growth into the future.

The board confirms that the Group is trading in line with its expectations for the full year and expects the Group to have a stronger second half of the financial year, benefiting additionally from the anticipated contribution from the Precision Tool & Die acquisition."

rivaldo
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