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Investor discussions on ADVFN regarding Celtic Plc (CCP) have revealed a mix of optimism and concern, particularly in light of recent performances and team dynamics. Enthusiasm centers around the team's schedule easing up, as one investor noted, "We've been playing Saturday midweek Saturday for months... Expect you'll see a totally different team over the next few weeks." This sentiment suggests that investors may be hopeful for improved performance on the pitch, which could translate into positive financial outcomes for the club.
However, concerns regarding the defensive lineup have also emerged, with investors highlighting issues related to the center-back pairing. One investor mentioned, "Brendan Rodgers really needs to think again about his centre-back pairing... Cameron Carter-Vickers is getting let down week in, week out." This debate underscores a cautious investor sentiment about the team's potential to secure victories and maintain competitive league standings, which are crucial for both fan engagement and revenue. Overall, while there is a sense of positivity regarding the upcoming schedule, there exists a critical eye on the tactical decisions being made by management that could impact investment outlook moving forward.
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Celtic PLC has recently reported significant financial developments alongside changes in its issued share capital. On February 19, 2025, the company confirmed the conversion of an additional 35,000 Convertible Cumulative Preference Shares, bringing the total of Ordinary Shares to 94,878,668 and CPO Shares to 12,654,884. These figures now set the baseline for shareholders to assess their voting rights and interests as per FCA regulations. Previous data from February 14, 2025, showed a similar conversion of 5,300 shares, indicating ongoing adjustments in capital structure that do not involve rights to vote or transfer for certain share types.
In its interim report for the six months ending December 31, 2024, Celtic PLC announced a profit growth exceeding 30%, attributed mainly to the successful disposal of assets despite a slight decline in revenue, which fell by 2.1% to £83.5 million compared to £85.2 million in 2023. Operational highlights include participation in the UEFA Champions League and winning the Premier Sports Cup 2024, although the company lowered its annual profit outlook due to economic conditions. Overall, these developments reflect a strategic adaptation process as Celtic PLC navigates both capital management and competitive performance in football.
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'Rangers are ready to end the Old Firm away fans lockouts by offering Celtic 700 tickets for the first derby of the new season.' |
yes. GOOOOAAAALLLLLLLLLLL |
'significantly ahead' RNS as soothsayed by MickinVest. |
good to see kyogo choose to stay |
On a brighter note, Kyogo has just signed a 4 year deal to stay at the Hupes. :-) |
blimey, Mick, my eyes almost misted over reading that and all I want is a higher share price! |
Well that's Jota officially away, there was talk of around £26m, presume as we paid £7.5m, rumour again was Benfica have 30% sell on that would be just over £6m so around £20m to add to the £35m for CL football this season and £50m net cash. Also looks like Abada could be away to Sporting or Ajax for £20m. |
I think that the shares should be 160p today based on the position that the club is in today versus the position it was in the last time the shares traded at that level. |
Maybe Asagi but as we'll be spending the money on replacements, it's better in my view to offset it in same tax year than giving a percentage to the taxman over the next 12 months. A third place position in the CL group will be enough to propel the share price north and not too much to ask for if we avoid any group of death. |
We would have had to pay tax on the profits Asagi so best getting deal after June 30th |
We would have had to pay tax on the profits Asagi so best getting deal after June 30th if such a time to lose a player like Jota. Pity we didn't get some more players before but presume they need to let Rodgers review squad. Think we have a system in place via Lawwell's son and his links to Man City group for identifying transfers so hopefully that is the case as we now require a few midfielders for starters with Mooy retiring. Really only leaves O'Riley, McGregor, Iwata and Hatate. Fringe players would be Turnbull, McCarthy and new boy Holm. |
Fabrizio Romano says that the deal is for around €30m, that's £25.8m. |
my gut feeling is next season is going to be a disaster |
Jota is one of Celtic's very best players. Rangers sold Calvin Bassey to Ajax for £20m a year ago. You'd do well to find many that didn't think Jota was a superior player. |
lol Jota is £7M-£8M player. They should bite the hand off anyone offering £20M |
year end is June i.e. today. If a deal for Jota is signed today, will a statement be required regarding the outcome for the full year? |
There is talk now of Frimpong on the cusp of a big move to Spain or England. Another £5M due to Celtic if it happens. The money is rolling in. |
By our standards, that's a very unusual trade to have someone pay £1.34 for 6300 so early in the morning, maybe get a move up again today? |
Looks like Jota is off to Saudi for around £25m. Benfica will have 30% of anything over £7.5m so we'll end up with around £18m for him, big loss. |
bid (finally) ticks up to a 125p:135p spread following a buy of 5,000 shares at 132.4p this morning. |
'Brendan Rodgers insists he's not worried about Celtic predecessor Ange Postecoglou raiding the club for his old players after Tottenham were linked with Kyogo Furuhashi and Reo Hatate.' |
big change for 24/25 season CL |
Just over 3000 in a couple of trades and both buys at £1.32, we must be nearing a move up, I was hoping we would issue a statement today saying results would be materially above what the market were expecting but sadly not looking as if it's forthcoming unless they didn't want to interfere with the live Brendan interview this afternoon. |
this is unbelievable. Talk about killing the goose that lays the golden eggs. They are totally undermining the fixture as a spectacle, the Old Firm brand and thus the Celtic and Rangers brands. |
Type | Ordinary Share |
Share ISIN | GB0004339189 |
Sector | Prof Sports Clubs, Promoters |
Bid Price | 160.00 |
Offer Price | 175.00 |
Open | 167.50 |
Shares Traded | 224 |
Last Trade | 08:00:10 |
Low - High | 167.50 - 167.50 |
Turnover | 124.58M |
Profit | 13.38M |
EPS - Basic | 0.1411 |
PE Ratio | 11.87 |
Market Cap | 158.84M |
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