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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Carr's Group Plc LSE:CARR London Ordinary Share GB00BRK01058 ORD 2.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.75 0.55% 136.00 142,167 16:29:59
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
135.00 137.00 138.00 135.50 135.50
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Food Producers 395.63 12.50 10.30 13.2 126
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
16:29:56 O 4,364 136.518 GBX
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Carr's (CARR) Latest News

Carr's News

Date Time Source Headline
14/1/202115:01ALNCDIRECTOR DEALINGS: New Carr's Group CEO Buys GBP100,000 In Shares
14/1/202114:46UKREGCarr's Group PLC Director / PDMR Shareholdings
14/1/202109:53UKREGCarr's Group PLC Director / PDMR Shareholding
13/1/202114:40UKREGCarr's Group PLC Director / PDMR Shareholdings
13/1/202107:00UKREGCarr's Group PLC Director / PDMR Shareholding
12/1/202117:58ALNCIN BRIEF: Carr's Group Shareholders Show Unhappiness With Director Pay
12/1/202115:34UKREGCarr's Group PLC Result of Annual General Meeting
12/1/202113:27ALNCIN BRIEF: Carr's In Promising Start To New Year As Agriculture Shines
12/1/202107:00UKREGCarr's Group PLC Trading Update
04/1/202113:33UKREGCarr's Group PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
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Carr's (CARR) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time Trade Price Trade Size Trade Value Trade Type
2021-01-15 16:29:57136.524,3645,957.65O
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16/1/2021
08:20		Carr's Daily Update: Carr's Group Plc is listed in the Food Producers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CARR. The last closing price for Carr's was 135.25p.
Carr's Group Plc has a 4 week average price of 122p and a 12 week average price of 99p.
The 1 year high share price is 161p while the 1 year low share price is currently 86p.
There are currently 92,407,972 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 511,143 shares. The market capitalisation of Carr's Group Plc is £125,674,841.92.
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12/1/2021
11:28		jadedpersimmon: Anyone have any renewed thoughts on Carr's? w w w.cityconfidential.co.uk/carrs-group-128p/ Pros - Company has remained operational throughout covid, Agricultural division is ahead of expectation - Netdebt is down, and ahead of Mgmt's expectations. - As highlighted above, the new CEO appears competent in Enginnering - w w w.linkedin.com/in/hugh-pelham-17b06249/ Cons - Engineer Division - Weakened oil price has hampered demand
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16/9/2020
00:10		kinwah: I thought the Forfarmers strategy statement was quite downbeat for the animal feeds sector talking about very limited growth expectations in Northern Europe. Nevertheless the fall in Carr's looks overdone. It is very illiquid and it doesn't take much to move the share price.
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24/8/2020
12:50		dozey3: Useful summary Kinwah, must be good news if the new-broom has shareholders interests uppermost which does not seem to have been the case up to now. Split into two companies - engineering and agricultural, both quoted on AIM. Shareholders to be allotted one of each for every CARR share held. Both new companies would immediately be ‘in play’ and a large percentage increase in aggregate price. No brainer I think it’s called. Management of each could concentrate on their own patch without distraction from the other.
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12/3/2020
07:47		cwa1: Well these results are not pretty:- https://www.investegate.co.uk/carr--39-s-group-plc--carr-/rns/trading-update/202003120700018464F/ ...happy to be out, sorry for any holders left here, hope things pick up.
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08/1/2020
14:34		cwa1: It's not that I don't like the company, I do. However, just too many areas that need to hit raised expectations just to meet earnings target. If one, or more, fall down then there COULD be an unpleasant hit, so not worth taking the risk IMO. Hope not for holders and if a price reversal hits at some point then, as Arnie says, I'll be back :-)
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11/11/2019
09:12		cwa1: Edison research on today's results hTTps://www.edisongroup.com/publication/engineering-growth-continues/25519 Valuation: Indicative valuation of 190p/share Our DCF analysis gives an indicative value of 190p/share (previously 184p). At the current share price, Carr’s is trading below its peers with regards to the mean EV/EBITDA multiple (6.9x vs 8.2x) and P/E multiple (8.9 vs 12.6x) for FY20e. Confirmation that Carr’s diversified business model can continue to address issues caused by Brexit uncertainty plus news of further Engineering orders should, in our view, help close the valuation gap compared with the mean.
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20/8/2019
13:18		cwa1: Not been a lot to report...so... 20 August 2019 Carr's Group plc ("Carr's", the "Company", or the "Group") Director/PDMR Shareholding The Company has been notified that on 19 August 2019 Chris Holmes, Non-Executive Chairman, purchased 10,000 ordinary shares of 2.5p each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares"). Following this transaction, Chris Holmes' interest in Ordinary Shares, is 749,000 equating to 0.80% of the Company's issued share capital.
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09/4/2019
11:39		danny baker: How is Carr's a company in transition? To be in transition you have to be moving from one state to another which Carr's isn't. Illiswillgig's post has several errors which I don't have time to correct. In terms of bulk animal feeds you can read across all 3 companies WYN, NWF and Carr's to some extent but you have to take into account the different geographies and competitive positions. NWF and Carr's both operate in the North West of England and South of Scotland where they compete against each other. Carr's and Wynnstay overlap only to a minor extent, but have the Bibby joint venture. The North West generally saw colder weather last winter (which is good for animal feed sales) than Wales which is where Wynnstay are largely based. Carr's has a significant feed block manufacturing business in the UK and US as well as its engineering businesses. NWF didn't share the trading woes that Wynnstay reported and I would expect Carr's experience on bulk animal feeds to be in line with NWF's experience, perhaps slightly behind earlier forecasts due to the milder winter than normal but Carr's overall should report interims on Monday in line with expectations.
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08/4/2019
11:06		illiswilgig: I'm not a confident student - whatever that is? I can make some general observations on WYN, NWF and CARR No1 - They are all very different businesses. Carr's most of all - and there is no easy read across. The market likes things simple - so they are equated - for simplicity and lack of anything else to do. WYN - looks to me to be the only one of the 3 which is a fairly pure UK agricultural manufacturer, supplier and retailer - primarily of animal feeds. NWF - is also UK only and mainly a fuel distributor, also a food (grocery) distributor and an agricultural feed merchant. CARR - is the most diversified of the lot, both by geography and industry. CARR is a company in transition which is easy to forget. The old Carr's Milling business was sold to Billington's - but CARR retain a 49% stake in the associate. Cash flowing in from the sale was partly returned to shareholders if I remember correctly but has also funded some purchases of other businesses. With the food and feed milling out of the way what remains appears at first glance to be largely a feed and agricultural distribution business with some agricultural engineering and a strange remote handling engineering business attached. A look at the profits - changes the story somewhat. although only 10% of the turnover - the engineering businesses deliver 25% of the profits. It's also worth remembering that the CARR-Billington associate is contributing 1/3 of the 75% agricultural profits. So 90% of the turnover, the agricultural business - is only contributing half the profits. They are commodity businesses compared with the engineering. But even there the global geographic distribution of their feed products and trademark/IP/manufacturing of them distinguishes them from the pure commodity businesses of feed milling. Future growth in the UK-German-USA remote handling and engineering businesses - will rapidly change the profit profile. These businesses have the potential to become the main profit generating division of CARR in the medium term. And are the primary reason I am invested in CARR. In my view there is no benefit in comparing the performance of CARR with WYN and NWF - but the market can do as it likes. That's what helps to generate opportunities for private investors who do their own research. cheers
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04/4/2019
07:33		cwa1: Anyone got a close enough knowledge of BOTH NWF and CARR to know if there is a solid read across from NWF's reassuring trading update from this morning? Just wondering if it is a close enough trading match to be reassured that CARR might just be doing fine and that the current share price is actually a bit of a bargain and should be considered? Cheers
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