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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Chapel Down Group Plc | CDGP | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 68.50 | 08:00:07 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 68.50 | 68.50 | 68.50 | 68.50 |
| Industry Sector |
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| REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT & SERVICES |
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Posted at 25/1/2024 12:20 by nov31 As far as I can remember the CEO has publicly declared that they don't need to raise any equity to meet current growth and increased acreage plans - they are funding it from current operating cashflow - but do check, DYOR just in case i've missed some impt detail. This is a quality share, quality product and management and I expect CDGP to be taken out in a few years time, by either one of the existing Champagne houses or someone like DGE |
Posted at 17/12/2023 11:55 by dicktrade Although these MOS tips always an immediatepositive effect on the share price usually from punters/traders this will bring CDGP into the wheelhouse of a lot more serious investors and may well bring a more long term , sustained rise. |
Posted at 13/12/2023 19:33 by nov31 Chapeldown Shares were 89p in 2019 and the Company has made 4 years solid progress since then (some would say it’s lightyears different), plus they are doubling the vines and have categorically stated that they do not need to seek new funds - it will be from existing cash flows (DYOR). CDGP is going to be a premium asset that may eventually succumb to a larger player in the premium end of the market for a pretty penny. |
Posted at 11/12/2023 16:33 by the big fella The below link gives you access to the full chart history on AQSE. Hopefully someone with more technical acumen than I can load it in the header. |
Posted at 10/12/2023 13:09 by faz Nice plug in the Sunday Times . Ian Cowie: "To be candid I am beginning to wish I had taken this business more seriously and may invest more. CDGP enjoyed a record 3,811-tonne grape harvest in 2023, 86 per cent above the year before, with first half pre-tax profits of £618,000 and chief executive Andrew Carter set out “a fully-funded plan to double the business by 2026.”" |
Posted at 03/10/2023 10:48 by wiganpunter hi everyone. CDGP has had a decent pullback post numbers which I think is based off small retail on acquis trying to get in front of what they think is a fundraiser as it moves to AIM. few reasons this I think is a great opportunity .they confirmed they are on track to double the business to £28m net sales by 2028. the nav is I think 30-0% understated on acquis. with 7-8 years stock , vines , land etc a fair value would be closer to 40-50p. hambledon whicb is 1/5th of the size and loses money just got taken over at £23m quid which would put can implied ev of £100m on cdgp versus £65m today. the management team is world class and aren't here to run a small firm - they have huge plans key shareholders make the real float actually closer to 40% - any fund raise whilst moving to aim im not sure would even be open to existing retail . Michael Spencer is the largest shareholder and I suspect would fund this himself - note the funding is to add capacity. the French / larger drinks brands are seeing English sparkling wine as a secular growth area given climate change is badly impacting the French growers - even taittinger recently bought a small area of Kent vines to try and hedge their production . export deals are being done now there is capacity with duty free partnerships etc balance sheet is net cash here they have 80% of the entire English sparkling wine category growth in H1 Margin is excellent at 55% so I think in the next few weeks you will see a move to AIM alongside a £15-20m raise underwritten by their key owners to fund the expansion . what you then get is a drinks brand that is a category leader with climate pushing its growth with a great brand , high existing market share and capacity growth that will be driven by a management team that has a track record of building small brands and selling them to bigger platforms . there is no reason at all this isn't worth double today based off recent transactions and won't 3-5x over the next 5 years. it check all the boxes. |
Posted at 02/5/2023 12:25 by dicktrade Great plug for Chapel Down on Good Morning Britain just now. Nicely in time for peeps to buy for the Coronation celebrations, CDGP media team doing a great job IMHO |
Posted at 25/11/2022 18:38 by castleford tiger £184k of cash to double his holding.confident! |
Posted at 17/10/2022 07:27 by bigbigdave EPIC: CDGPHarvest update Chapel Down, England's leading and largest winemaker, is pleased to provide an update on its 2022 harvest. Favourable growing conditions have enabled the delivery of both an exceptional grape quality and yield. Across its 750 acres already under vine, the Company has delivered a record tonnage of its key sparkling wine grapes, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier, as part of a total harvest of over 2,000 tonnes. This compares favourably with last year's, weather affected, harvest of ~1,400 tonnes. This year's harvest is expected to enable the production of approximately 2 million bottles of high-quality sparkling and still wines. Chapel Down's harvest started at the end of August and has provided an excellent yield, as a result of a long, warm summer coupled with the outstanding terroir of Chapel Down's vineyards and world class viticulture team. The Company's recent investment to extend the winery at Tenterden in Kent will enable the Company to efficiently process the harvest, underpinning greater volumes of sparkling and still wines in 2023 as well as increased stocks of traditional method sparkling wines from 2025. Chapel Down continues to expand its capacity, to capitalise on the growing English Sparkling wine market, which grew by 29% in 20211. The Company has planted 38 additional acres of vines this year, and expects to plant a further 118 acres in the near-term, meaning the Company will exceed 900 acres by the summer of 2023. The Company continues to look at investments to drive capacity to support its longer-term growth ambitions and, amongst other initiatives, is in active discussions to source new, high quality land for further vineyard plantings. Andrew Carter, Chief Executive at Chapel Down Group, said: "This exceptional harvest has been achieved thanks to the skill and dedication of our talented team. English wine is enjoying rapid growth as producers like Chapel Down benefit from optimal conditions and sustained investment. Our strong performance in the first half of the year and the bumper harvest we have announced today leave Chapel Down well on track to meet our target to double the size of the business by 2026." Josh Donaghay-Spire, Chief Winemaker & Operations Director, said: "Early indications were that this harvest would be a strong one and it has not disappointed either on yield or quality. We expect the earlier harvest to result in a riper style of wine akin to that found in the successful 2018 or 2020 vintages, and we are excited to learn what we can achieve with this year's crop. "Over the last fifty years we have found our feet as a wine region, with England consistently producing world-class wine that wins trophies at international competitions and receives acclaim across the globe. There is now huge potential to build upon the great assets of our climate and exceptional geology and discover how truly great English Wine can be. We are optimistic that this harvest could be the best yet." |
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