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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Centrica Plc | LSE:CNA | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B033F229 | ORD 6 14/81P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.40 | 0.31% | 131.35 | 131.30 | 131.40 | 131.75 | 129.95 | 130.55 | 48,572,391 | 16:29:47 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Electric Services | 26.46B | 3.93B | 0.7326 | 151.11 | 593.7B |
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24/5/2021 13:54 | Edit: as premium either doesn’t like abbreviated swear words or simply can’t handle some facts have deleted the former, the latter is as it is I’m afraid, sorry. What has that got to do with CNA? How are they going to generate any growth? Operating profit net impact with mitigations for Covid was £104m, so that would only increase their op profit to £551m compared to £650m for 2019, a 15% reduction and that’s with a £70m helping hand from Ofgem. Even if you reduce their 2021 costs by their targeted £100m efficiency saving, operating profit is still only in line with 2019. Clever - I’m sure you can explain to everyone how this is worth more than today’s price going forwards!….I won’t hold my breath. | disc0dave45 | |
24/5/2021 13:23 | So this was a problem last year and now it's 875 millionhttps://www.f | cleverinvester | |
24/5/2021 13:16 | https://news.sky.com | cleverinvester | |
24/5/2021 13:03 | Hi guys, I can't access my trading account at the moment, but could anyone tell me the live CNA share price? | silverstool2 | |
24/5/2021 13:02 | Disco you had to change your name to disc0dave45 from discodave45 because you accused me of being a well respected poster who posted here a few years back, ....don't make the same mistake! | diohohku | |
24/5/2021 12:50 | BG customers down 2%BG service customers down 3%Business solutions operating loss from £20m to a whopping £140mWon't mention the E&P numbers!According to their Ofgem CSS, their total energy sold was only marginally lower than 2019 (circa 6%) but their EBITDA was down by a massive 47%. Direct Energy contributed 57% towards their adjusted eps, yes folks they have sold a business that contributed more than half of their earnings!.....and idiots like cleverinvester and the low life Dio (aka Jeanettetigger), think this is going back to previous values, nope think again.Where are they going to generate another £250m operating profit?...about as much chance as cleverinvester learning how to read and write. | disc0dave45 | |
24/5/2021 12:26 | Dave you bought Saga for 398 you admitted that in your previous posting, 272 is just fantasy! | diohohku | |
24/5/2021 12:14 | What I do know dio is that disc0dave has a nice £2.72 average over at Saga. He is sitting on a nice healthy profit because he ignored your negativity and dross. You predicted £2.50 and it's £3.70!!!!. Oh dear cleverinvester. I wouldn't even put tuppence ha'penny into this CNA dog. Ignore the broker ramping, use your cash wisely and invest elsewhere. | silverstone_2 | |
24/5/2021 11:12 | You will probably know, but disc0dave45 is the old Discodave4 who posted here a few years back. He is posting here trying to deflect attention from the loses he has occurred while investing in Saga! | diohohku | |
24/5/2021 11:07 | Diggers getting REALLY desperate now. Pmsl! | diohohku | |
24/5/2021 10:46 | Saga: Ships parked up, 875 million of debt . No assets to sell. Rights issue pending | cleverinvester | |
24/5/2021 10:28 | it gets better: 'nuclear is a small part'Yep if you think £1.3bn is small. Due to maintenance shutdowns how much did it lose last FY?. Not to mention:-A pre-tax exceptional charge of £1,593m was recognised in continuing operations in 2020, the majority in the first half of the year. This includes restructuring costs of £274m and impairments of £1,319m, largely on Upstream assets due to the reduction in price forecasts and Nuclear plant availability issues. After tax, the total net exceptional charge recognised in continuing operations was £1,320m, compared to £993m in 2019.Sssh, let's not even mention their £1.9bn pension deficit!. | disc0dave45 | |
24/5/2021 10:19 | Another one who has escaped from the asylum! | bookbroker | |
24/5/2021 10:17 | Agree disc0dave45, share price down again and going nowhere anytime soon. Imagine having your capital stuck in this dog and buying at more than double today's price. You would have lost a fortune. | silverstone_2 | |
24/5/2021 10:17 | Spirit worth up to £1bln., nuclear is a small part, many of those power stations at the end of their operating lives, and close to decommisssion, better that EDF buy them out totally. I know Spirit worth likely more than a billion to CNA, but they are a shareholder in a partnership, that has to be borne in mind. Take another Valium, I see you are close to boiling over! | bookbroker | |
24/5/2021 10:07 | Whatever luv.Nuclear and Spirit paltry!, another unbelievable comment. They employed Goldman's a few years back didn't they to sort out tenders, they expected about £2.4bn for them......nobody wanted them then and nobody wants them now. By coincidence the BOD were going to use the funds to pay for their business change plans and Opex, not to pay down debt, now they've reduced debt with DE sell off but can't find their opex costs - why do you think they are sacking employees. The BOD are relying on sale of nuclear / spirit to fund operational costs but it just ain't going to happen - rights issue will be along soon IMO.2.8p eps with the regulator giving them a helping hand!. | disc0dave45 | |
24/5/2021 09:51 | I doubt those deadlines will be met, few ever are, and gas boilers may not be replaced after 2025 or whenever, but the ones in existence will continue to operate for at least twenty years. As for wind, the stuff you produce from your brown eye, CNA have a growing prescence in that market, and the Govt. will do a deal with them over Rough for hydrogen storage. Spirit share will likely be gone by the end of this year, or at least a deal in proposal. The 20% share of nuclear is relatively paltry, and have an immaterial effect on the balance sheet. Net debt now minuscule in the bigger picture. You are talking hyperbole over the other issues, best to calm down, and get yourself another Valium! | bookbroker | |
24/5/2021 09:45 | If you say so gorgeous! | bookbroker | |
24/5/2021 08:08 | Bookbroker don't forget the extra 200 million of debt they have loaded into the insurance company in the last couple of months .CNA cleaning their balance sheet SAGA haven't started yet .. | cleverinvester | |
24/5/2021 07:18 | If Euan Sutherland runs Saga as successfully as he ran SDRY, then Saga is screwed. It has already had a large scale share consolidation, now it will likely have a large scale dilution the share price will allow, another hundred million raised no problem. Insurance might be better but claims will start to rise again now people moving about more, and the fixed price policy will bite them where it hurts. | bookbroker | |
24/5/2021 02:37 | Sell CNA today. Saga will go up considerably once cruising restarts very shortly. It's already up considerably in the last 7 months with plenty more upside to come the next 6 to 12 months. CNA hampered by regulatory controls and stuck in the 50 to 60 trading range. Don't tie your capital up here when you can make money elsewhere. | silverstone_2 | |
23/5/2021 22:48 | Saga have substantially increased the mountain of debt Which they couldn't afford before the pandemic and no assets to sell ...Massive Rights issue on the way for SAGA | cleverinvester |
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