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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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-1.05 | -0.81% | 127.95 | 127.85 | 128.00 | 129.40 | 127.65 | 129.35 | 1,464,922 | 10:32:42 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Electric Services | 26.46B | 3.93B | 0.7326 | 155.09 | 609.36B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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07/8/2018 12:11 | Hi Supermarky,as you are more technically minded than most,do you think that 124 will hold.or will the next support be 86p ?. | pipedreamer2 | |
07/8/2018 10:13 | Ofgem puts up tariff for vulnerable customers due to rising gas priceshttps://uk.fin | losses | |
07/8/2018 08:54 | Thanks Whatsup32 | nortic 007 | |
07/8/2018 07:35 | Ofgem increased price cap £47 Will take effect in October Source telegraph You’re welcome | whatsup32 | |
06/8/2018 20:01 | Hopefully 140 support will hold and up from here. Disappointed the share price did not stay in the upwards channel. Who the heck knows with this one? It all looked set up for a break higher. Never mind, it could surprise us all yet. Probobly when all hope jas been stamped out of all of us lol. | supermarky | |
06/8/2018 19:51 | Yes Jp it is a bit hard to take this knock back just when we all thought we were going to 170's. But I understand why you don't want post gor a while, sometimes it better not to screen watch and get on with your normal life... good luck bro.... | kulvinder | |
06/8/2018 16:45 | Going to take a step back from putting posts on, good luck chaps :) | jpjohn1 | |
06/8/2018 16:42 | Hi Kulvinder, yes hopefully there. I am not to sure where we are heading. When we hit 164p I thought we would hit the 170 and go on up, but reality we have dropped 20p. What Mercer put on earlier, I don't think there are many investors- traders on this site. Just go into any company and there are very few comments. I only come on this site about 5 years ago because it was easy to see the share price on my phone. I am with Barclays Stockbrokers & Hargreaves Lansdown | jpjohn1 | |
06/8/2018 16:26 | Hopefully we will be at least at 165p before the next x-divi date.... | kulvinder | |
06/8/2018 15:43 | Yes Mercer, it's a bit quite on here. At least we finished up today :) | jpjohn1 | |
06/8/2018 14:01 | Good job we got the new threads to cope with the crazy volume here.Article in the FT from yesterday regarding a shake out in the energy sector might be worth a read. GLA | mercer95 | |
06/8/2018 07:26 | I believe all are asked but generally it is not an attractive proposition. Lots of work to take them on for customers who probably won't be sticky....... | otemple3 | |
06/8/2018 06:57 | timmy11 5 Aug '18 - 12:33 - 14125 of 14136 0 1 0 centrica is one of the cheapest energy suppliers but ofgem never appoints them when a co goes bust why? because they buy shares in the company they use | portside1 | |
06/8/2018 06:55 | Morning all, I have the Ft to start flat today + 3? | jpjohn1 | |
05/8/2018 21:17 | Conn has been in office for over three years, Centrica wasn’t in the best of shape when he took over & all utility companies have suffered for a number of reasons so in my opinion it’s not anything Conn did or didn’t do,he declined his bonus last year & managed to maintain the dividend at its present level, granted he did reduce it when he first took over,I’m still confident Centrica will recover in time,they’re in the re-order business not the selling business, big difference IMO Direct Debits = Steady Cash Flow = Dividend. | mercer95 | |
05/8/2018 21:05 | Diku,i,m afraid so as it appears some have not grasped the nettle as yet,they don,t like it up um. | mroalan | |
05/8/2018 19:53 | Do you have to be soooooo direct?.... | diku | |
05/8/2018 17:41 | There are very few companies that are valued at just 30% of turnover. Far from being a boring utility CNA are becoming an interesting investment. I was not too sure about Conn, but now I am more confident. His strategy could be correct. | careful | |
05/8/2018 17:37 | Exciting strategic direction to go for Centrica. They are in a great position to grow into the electric charging market as it grows. Love the international angle. Who knows where we shall be in 10 years time. This could be a mega market. | careful | |
05/8/2018 17:27 | I think Centrica’s prices are more mid range but I do see your point timmy,seeing as Ofgem are partly responsible for encouraging new companies into the energy sector maybe they feel some obligation to help them when they can, not sure. | mercer95 | |
05/8/2018 17:17 | 5 Aug, 2018 16:55 Tal Shahaf You May Like El Al changes frequent flyers club terms TA-Jerusalem rail link poses timetable conflicts 20 Dangerous Foods You Absolutely Must Avoid healthyandpretty The Most Addictive Game Of The Year 2018 Elvenar - Free Online Game by Taboola Promoted Links Centrica's first investment has been to lead the $12 million financing round in Israeli electric vehicle charging point monitoring company Driivz. UK energy company Centrica is set to invest an estimated $100 million in Israeli startups this year, sources inform "Globes." The first company, which has already received an investment, is Driivz. Centrica led the company's $12 million first financing round, with participation in equal shares from UK investment fund Ombu Group. Driivz has developed a data system for managing electric vehicle charging systems that enables the companies operating the charging points to monitor customers' use and charge them accordingly. 200,000 drivers worldwide currently use the system. Centrica's investment in Driivz was made through an investment fund founded by Centrica a year ago; this fund will also be used for subsequent investments. The fund's budget is $140 million, mostly designated for Israel. Centrica investment director Idan Mor told "Globes" that the company was about to close a large financing round of another Israeli startup in the field of cybersecurity for industrial infrastructure and would invest in a third startup later this year. Centrica is also considering investment in yet another startup. The names of these additional startups have not been disclosed. Centrica is an energy services holding company for major energy supply companies in the UK, the US, and other countries. Centrica, which owns British Gas and US company Direct Energy, currently has 28 million customers worldwide and 33,000 employees; its revenue totaled $37 billion in 2017. In 2015, Centrica acquired Israeli company Panoramic Power for $60 million. Panoramic Power became Centrica's development center in Israel. Panoramic Power CEO Yaniv Vardi joined Centrica's global management and is currently its marketing manager for Europe (excluding the UK) and head of its business solutions division in Mexico. Mor says that Centrica is in the final stages of competitive negotiations with international energy companies to set up a consortium to support Driivz's technology and promote it in US and East Asian markets. "We took the first financial lead in order to generate financial attractiveness and the company is ready for investment by global investors. We're not so interested in maximum control of the company; we want global players with access to the various markets, including Japan and the US. I already have overbooking for investments and have the luxury of choosing the more strategic investments." Centrica has also begun integrating Driivz's technology in the service platform that it offers its customers throughout the world and has also added the technology to its bid in UK energy tenders. Centrica has founded 4,000 charging stations worldwide and recently won a $21 million tender for building a charging system for Transport for London electric vehicles in which 300 rapid charging points will be set up in London by 2020. | timmy11 |
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