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COST Costain Group Plc

75.00
-0.40 (-0.53%)
19 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Costain Group Plc LSE:COST London Ordinary Share GB00B64NSP76 ORD 50P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.40 -0.53% 75.00 75.00 75.60 75.60 74.60 75.00 227,890 16:27:25
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Hghwy,street Constr,ex Elvtd 1.33B 22.1M 0.0799 9.39 207.51M
Costain Group Plc is listed in the Hghwy,street Constr,ex Elvtd sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker COST. The last closing price for Costain was 75.40p. Over the last year, Costain shares have traded in a share price range of 41.80p to 80.00p.

Costain currently has 276,684,741 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Costain is £207.51 million. Costain has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 9.39.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
23/9/2020
03:20
Surely this can't drop any further ffs
ranger18
21/9/2020
12:30
So today's dump is priced at 39.15. Until it isn't.
imastu pidgitaswell
18/9/2020
17:58
£100k sell at 16:35; someones pulling out. Just hope it ends soon.
disruptor1664
18/9/2020
14:17
Yes, certainly somebody selling, and most likely them. Little chance of these moving until they are done.
imastu pidgitaswell
17/9/2020
11:36
Kier done (finally, after initial 'technical' delay). Seem to have got away with it, which is good for the sector. No news for a while now, so we'll have to see.
imastu pidgitaswell
16/9/2020
14:39
Nothing going to happen here today, it seems. Someone selling at 41.6/41.65 all day.

GFRD reported today (remarkably similar profile to COST), and the sectoral disaster zone KIE reports tomorrow.

imastu pidgitaswell
15/9/2020
18:41
To be fair I did ok out of the 60p RI and sold them for a reasonable profit. Unfortunately I was tempted back in when they hit the low 50's. I am trading too much during this Pandemic! Relieved to now be out for now.
zeek
15/9/2020
14:56
Nothing earth-shattering.


This amused me:

"but, two, [the] vote of confidence [it - the rights issue - showed] in the infrastructure industry. Investors believe it’s a good market to invest in. That’s important for our clients because they want to be working with businesses that can invest in improving their capabilities and their innovation."

Investors believe it’s a good market to invest in - and we all agree with that, don't we?

;-)

imastu pidgitaswell
15/9/2020
09:11
Not more for the NHS.
About time less was spent.
£200bn p.a., and they are only interested in one illness these days.

careful
15/9/2020
08:07
boris

Regarding HS2 and your wanting to build your way out of this deepening depression that we are getting involved with ie Global.

buywell would rather you consider spending the 200 Billions that will go on HS2 in building new Hospitals that have designated pandemic treatment areas with the special ICU's/ Treatment rooms and equipment that is needed .

If Covid-19 carries on rising in case numbers like it is doing now worldwide and in the EU and UK then many HS2 seats will travel empty.

kindest regards
buywell

buywell3
15/9/2020
08:00
?

Of course it was down (a bit) - it was the middle of a global pandemic...

Look at the cashflow statement, or slide 12. They have £141m net cash (more gross) at 30 June. Have you seen how other businesses have performed over the past 6 months?

imastu pidgitaswell
15/9/2020
07:15
Without the fund raise, net cash was down over the comparative period, until they prove they can change this is not a even a business, it's a money black hole.
owenski
14/9/2020
22:22
I remember being annoyed at the time of the RI in that it seemed to happen at the worst possible time with the share price bring very low. Surely if they had identified the strategy of needing a better balance sheet to bid for better contracts they would have raised money earlier when the share price was over £1 causing less dilution. Now I suspect it was solely due to the realisation that they were going to need this money to cover these 2 contracts and that without the RI they would have struggled.
zeek
14/9/2020
17:21
Often the case with this sector that shareholders appear to pay the price

while BOD's draw the rewards.

essentialinvestor
14/9/2020
17:16
the ‘old’ experienced hands are the ones who climbed too fast too quick and remained at the top for 20 years or more in a bubble. Thats who you mean.REFER TO POINT 1 ON MY LIST. The favoured ones who went ahead not based on ability.

Im talking about the ‘old ‘ experienced hand who were held back at ground zero , who really know their subject, who are now replaced by students.

CON struction stay away.

escapetohome
14/9/2020
16:42
Far far far too much of a club. 100% club atmosphere not someones achievement.

Politics

Too much preening and concentration on standing and pecking order.

Management who want to look good, not produce results.

Cheap students in —- old experienced hands out.

Some one asked whats wrong with the industry.

escapetohome
14/9/2020
14:29
So much negativity. Never ever sell on panic!
farrugia
14/9/2020
14:16
I am currently invested in boohoo but waiting for galliford results on Wednesday before making a decision to invest back in construction industry.Don't get me wrong I like costain and the margins are better than galliford so keen to see how it performs over the next couple of months.
ammu12
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