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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Computacenter Plc | LSE:CCC | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BV9FP302 | ORD 7 5/9P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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6.00 | 0.23% | 2,660.00 | 2,652.00 | 2,658.00 | 2,660.00 | 2,524.00 | 2,576.00 | 972,758 | 16:35:19 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Computer Related Svcs, Nec | 6.92B | 197.6M | 1.7312 | 15.32 | 3.03B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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16/3/2021 07:58 | Management seem to operate with good degree of caution re outlook, but trading has clearly started well, suggests April trading update will be another positive one and 2021 another year of decent progress imho. Be good to see forecasts and price targets nudged up yet again. | ![]() its the oxman | |
16/3/2021 07:55 | Isn’t it easier just to compare the share price with earnings per share 🤓 | ![]() imastu pidgitaswell | |
16/3/2021 07:55 | Its the PE of 21 I think which is unfair. For a company whos just done 48% earnings growth, why not higher. Even 25 would be conservative. Earnings growth and rerating. GARP city surely. I'd like to see a crack at 25-28 quid in the next few months. | ![]() farnesbarnes | |
16/3/2021 07:54 | Thanks Imatsu pidgitaswell New Calculation = PAT £200.5 x .81 = £162.4m / 114m = 1.42 x 20 = New share price around £28.49. Here we go! | olivert | |
16/3/2021 07:50 | Just for anyone interested in their government contracts:- | ![]() peterlowen | |
16/3/2021 07:46 | Will we see 2500 today ? | ![]() hatfullofsky | |
16/3/2021 07:46 | 1033 - no you have to look at profit after tax for considering earnings multiples The134p eps is correct | ![]() imastu pidgitaswell | |
16/3/2021 07:45 | Cracking results and outlook ... We have come into 2021 with solid momentum and have experienced a very positive start to the year. As always, we will give an update to shareholders in our April statement once we have completed our first quarter at the end of March. We are growing in more geographies and across more technology platforms than we have ever done before. | ![]() hatfullofsky | |
16/3/2021 07:45 | FarnesBarnes, what a good estimate, now at £200.5m! Does that mean eps £200.5m / 114m = 1.76 x 20 = New share price around £35.20? Here we go! | olivert | |
16/3/2021 07:34 | Happy days I would say "After multiple upgrades during the year and today's excellent results it is clear that the 2020 performance has exceeded all expectations and 2020 has seen the fastest profit growth Computacenter has achieved in its 22 years as a public company. Clearly, the challenge it gives us is to grow again in 2021. While Computacenter will always focus on the long term and resist the temptation of short-term actions to maintain growth, we feel the opportunity for progression this year, while not certain, is real. We have come into 2021 with solid momentum and have experienced a very positive start to the year. As always, we will give an update to shareholders in our April statement once we have completed our first quarter at the end of March. Growth rates are obviously difficult to predict as our geographies will come out of lockdown at different times, but our experiences of the last 12 months has convinced us more than ever that our customers will continue to invest in Information Technology and will require the services of Computacenter to enable them to do so. This, combined with the fact that we are growing in more geographies and across more technology platforms than we have ever done before, makes us even more excited about our long-term growth potential.' | aquaesulis01 | |
16/3/2021 07:20 | Synopsis ______Financial Highlights_____2020_ ‘ Financial Performance (GBP million) Technology Sourcing revenue___________4, Services revenue_____________ Revenue ____________________ Dividend per share (pence)_____________ Profit before tax_________________ Diluted earnings per share_______________ we propose to pay a final dividend of 38.4 pence per share, bringing our full year dividend to 50.7 pence per share. ex-dividend on Thursday 3 June 2021. Paid Friday 2nd July | ![]() togglebrush | |
16/3/2021 07:19 | How do you think the market will react | ![]() dual313 | |
16/3/2021 07:14 | 134p EPS, up 48%. That'll do in a tough year. | ![]() farnesbarnes | |
15/3/2021 08:11 | 195m PBT = 137p EPS. PE of 21 says 28.77 share price Hoping for an under promise over deliver tomorrow. 200m+ would be great. | ![]() farnesbarnes | |
15/3/2021 08:03 | FWIW Tuesday_____Final Results_______16-Mar | ![]() togglebrush | |
11/3/2021 11:09 | And the gov contacts keep rolling in 11/03/2021 £32,000,000 Don't know why were not above £25.00 a share with these million pound contracts every month........ | ![]() peterlowen | |
11/3/2021 08:40 | Getting set for results next week and a climb to 3000p. Keeping the faith has been hard the past few weeks. | ![]() its the oxman | |
05/3/2021 17:42 | DoE 351k on 4g routers? Don't the kids deserve 5g? | ![]() farnesbarnes | |
05/3/2021 08:32 | More great contracts with the Gov through March for computacenter..... | ![]() peterlowen | |
04/3/2021 15:43 | I love tales of retrospective trading. | ![]() farnesbarnes | |
04/3/2021 14:33 | Looks like yesterday was a good day to add 60% to my holding - so far anyway. Wish I could get it right more often! | ![]() boadicea | |
04/3/2021 12:36 | That's better ! | ![]() hatfullofsky | |
04/3/2021 10:35 | Berenberg raises tgt price to £30 from £26.BUY. | ![]() wynmck | |
02/3/2021 12:47 | or even simpler market cap divided by net profit attributable to equity holders if you want a quick estimate. eps is properly calculated by weighted average shares over the period and must be fully diluted. but very definitely after tax. | ![]() srichardson8 |
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