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CNA Centrica Plc

131.65
-1.65 (-1.24%)
24 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
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
  -1.65 -1.24% 131.65 131.45 131.55 133.75 130.95 133.15 15,582,399 16:35:20
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Electric Services 26.46B 3.93B 0.7326 150.90 592.89B
Centrica Plc is listed in the Electric Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CNA. The last closing price for Centrica was 133.30p. Over the last year, Centrica shares have traded in a share price range of 109.35p to 173.65p.

Centrica currently has 5,363,098,542 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Centrica is £592.89 billion. Centrica has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 150.90.

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27/5/2019
14:05
Hi,You are not upsetting me and how exactly do you think you are "protecting" your investment?, so far you have contributed "zilch".Should just go to the pub if I were you, forget the fact that your beloved investment may be overcharging (allegedly) customers to the tune of £162m pa, yep have a G&T instead.Cheers
discodave4
27/5/2019
13:25
The point I am making is DD is trying to discredit Centrica with most of his posts.If by mentioning this I am upsetting him or you hard luck. I have a sizeable amount invested in Centrica and I am going to try to protect that. Florence you can now go and play with your trainset.
jeannettetigger
27/5/2019
13:21
CERTAINLY THE CONSENSUS IS BEARISH


NOTHING NEED BE SAID UNTIL JULY END UNLESS WE GET NEWS OR RNS

7/30/19 Interim 2019 Earnings Release

florenceorbis
27/5/2019
13:12
jeannettetigger
27 May '19 - 13:05 - 19234 of 19235
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DD stress is not good for you go to the pub and have a drink! ( maybe a Chinese)

Jeannette how posting something about centrica

theres a good girl

your posts give us zilch

i see you are new to the hood with only 40 posts

florenceorbis
27/5/2019
13:08
Not stressed, just going about my business, I suggest if you have nothing of value to contribute, clearly you don't, that you go about yours.Enjoy :)
discodave4
27/5/2019
13:05
DD stress is not good for you go to the pub and have a drink! ( maybe a Chinese)
jeannettetigger
27/5/2019
13:03
Apologies my links don't seem to work, but they do for me!.The prepayment overcharging is in a lot of media today so would seriously be checking what the CMA stance is if I were long here, I cannot find anything to confirm whether or not the cost difference (£63) still applies (I don't think it does).The solar panel/batteries article was not on google search earlier - just for those that think I'm biased (I'm not).
discodave4
27/5/2019
12:53
The tariff cap according to the Tariff Cap Act 2018 (see link below), defines an absolute cap not a relative type cap, in other words it's a maximum value that can be charged rather than a maximum difference between cheapest and most expensive. So not too certain whether or not the CMA £63 price difference (which is a relative type cap) is still legally applicable, BG are charging prepaid at slightly below the £1242 max cap so seems okay to me.Perhaps some other holders on here, like those who keep forgetting why they are here, can confirm one way or the other (although I doubt it will be Jeanette!).Https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/CBP-8081/CBP-8081.pdf
discodave4
27/5/2019
12:53
DiscoDave4
27 May '19 - 12:46 - 19230 of 19230
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Have checked and the article on prepayment tariff and cost difference to cheapest tariff doesn’t appear to stack up.




cheers DD4

florenceorbis
27/5/2019
12:46
Have checked and the article on prepayment tariff and cost difference to cheapest tariff doesn't appear to stack up.Https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/system/files/docs/2019/02/prepayment_meter_price_cap_letter_01_april_2019_to_30_september_2019.pdf
discodave4
27/5/2019
12:45
Don't feel threatened at all, least of all by you who hasn't as yet posted up anything at all to discuss about CNA, just the normal childish personal comments.Are you actually invested here?, what are your views on the tariff cap?
discodave4
27/5/2019
12:39
EVERY DOG HAS ITS DAY

LETS BE HOPEFUL, THE ONLY WAY UP IS FROM TUESDAY MORNING 28th May 2019

florenceorbis
27/5/2019
12:36
florenceorbis, POSITVE post showing Centrica are being proactive in their business stratergy
jeannettetigger
27/5/2019
12:36
florenceorbis, POSITVE post showing Centrica are being proactive in their business stratergy
jeannettetigger
27/5/2019
12:27
Solar panels lead charge into green vehicles
Emily Gosden, Energy Editor

May 27 2019, 12:01am, The Times

Climate change
Energy
Economics

Centrica is launching products including installing solar panels to generate more electricity during the day


Giant batteries and solar panels could charge electric vehicles at shopping centres and offices under plans by Britain’s biggest energy supplier.

Centrica, which owns British Gas, is to work with businesses and other organisations to bolster their charging facilities after its research found that 75 per cent of companies with vehicle fleets were considering going electric amid pressure to tackle air pollution. Many have inadequate connections to charge multiple vehicles at once, and upgrading the supply network can be costly and time-consuming.

Centrica is launching products including installing solar panels to generate more electricity during the day and giant batteries that can store electricity for use at peak times. The company also aims to increase workplace-charging at office car parks and businesses that use fleets…

florenceorbis
27/5/2019
12:20
I just hope I've not upset him to much, it's clear he feels threatened when somebody confronts him.
jeannettetigger
27/5/2019
12:14
I always get the feeling that Dave is desperately trying to talk to ADVFN when he posts. Comes up with some pretty dramatic words like attack and stalker.As I said it's not what he posts but how he conducts himself and when you go against what he says all the toys come out the pram.What a hypocrite you are Dave.P.s You should really delete some of your post from yesteryear!!Films starting
nortic 007
27/5/2019
12:04
Come on 'attack' would have thought you were more adverse to a reasonable question.
jeannettetigger
27/5/2019
12:01
DiscoDave4
27 May '19 - 11:43 - 19216 of 19218
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Cheers Florence, was posted up a few times yesterday.
Why would anybody want to make a bid now given the political uncertainty and the potential threat of renationalisation?, don’t think they would be bold, certifiable more like.

Not sure why anybody would wish to to buy but with a weakening labour party perhaps renationalisation is not in the cards

however cannot see russia or china being allowed to buy


lol

perhaps eu will come to the rescue
france,germany and or italy maybe

BUT EVERY DAY HAS ITS DOG

florenceorbis
27/5/2019
12:00
Supporting my views and my investment.Why do you post?, just to attack someone who thinks differently to you, yep that will assist your investment decisions, not.
discodave4
27/5/2019
11:55
DD can you tell me exactly what you are trying to achieve by all of your (mostly) negative post's.
jeannettetigger
27/5/2019
11:46
Thanks Jeanette.Yep, I'm happy to have an opposing view to the many who post here, even those who hide behind their member status and even my sad stalker Nortic..........but the market is actually confirming that my views are correct, how about yours?.
discodave4
27/5/2019
11:43
Cheers Florence, was posted up a few times yesterday.Why would anybody want to make a bid now given the political uncertainty and the potential threat of renationalisation?, don't think they would be bold, certifiable more like.
discodave4
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