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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Costain Group Plc | LSE:COST | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B64NSP76 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-2.00 | -2.42% | 80.80 | 80.60 | 81.80 | 81.20 | 78.20 | 81.20 | 567,425 | 16:27:36 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Hghwy,street Constr,ex Elvtd | 1.33B | 22.1M | 0.0799 | 10.11 | 223.56M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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15/11/2023 16:00 | Ha very good. Degenerates? Spot on again I fear. If you're on the 1020 to Delhi I'll see you in the bar! | roguemale1 | |
15/11/2023 09:45 | Whoop whoop. Best thing I could have seen prior to my trip albeit we are such a long way off intrinsic value it is practically meaningless. Have been adding at 47.5p, 48p, 49p and 50p and until the facts change I will be going up or down with this bad boy. As a good friend told me about this one (and I know he’s reading) the correction on this will be very slow, and then very very quick. No matter. If something happens make sure you engrave the following on my ADVFN tombstone; Here lies CataBrit - he died doing what he loved and until the end, continued to eat his own cooking. See you degenerates in mid December! X | catabrit | |
14/11/2023 15:39 | In for a trade. Testing a key resistance point here. It really needs to push on here or it might go stale and a quick exit. There is a persistent 25k buyer appearing on the bid. That 1.64m trade has been gobbled up by two buyers of 1m and 0.64m. The inflation print in the US has clearly helped. They are rallying, our gilts move lower and it is feeding through to equities here. The order book here changed to get more bullish and now these persistent orders are appearing on the bid so I am wondering if this might pop higher. There is alot more bullish out there now for sure. Hopefully it persists to get some real bullish momentum going. All imo DYOR | sphere25 | |
14/11/2023 11:01 | Some large lumps changing hands again this morning. That's not you topping up is it Catabrit?!? | roguemale1 | |
09/11/2023 10:26 | Here is my typical day at the minute with this thing in the doldrums and being such a big position: Opens laptop. Checks ticker price. Closes laptop. End. | catabrit | |
08/11/2023 20:11 | Think the lack of large contract wins over past 18 months and reduction on HS2 a big concern. Also the drive for more consultancy work to deliver better margins is difficult to really assess at present. Need a good solid set of results after year end and no more historic contract losses coming out of the woodwork. The rail and highways areas which have been strong need to win work but Government still stalling and are not committed to sufficient infrastructure investment which is still desperately needed in this country. | chris magpie | |
08/11/2023 18:50 | Well that's a very disappointing fall back from 60p to 47p. Circa 20% fall on lack of contract wins, general market sentiment and lack of belief in the recovery, despite stellar results not so long ago. At least I got my modest dividend. Wish I'd sold the lot at 60p. If I had I'd sure as he'll be buying them back down here. | pinemartin9 | |
06/11/2023 11:47 | £15m/yr only..... There's a reason why there was not even an RCS released. | boonkoh | |
06/11/2023 11:19 | https://twitter.com/ | siggs44 | |
06/11/2023 09:38 | Two reasons spring to mind: If you look at bulletin boards in terms of construction companies over the last year or so, there have been lots of posts going on and on about huge levels of inflation and small margins, mostly from people who have very little knowledge of construction contracts. Secondly, because I believe most posters unfamiliar with construction contracts think that the Peterborough power, and Welsh road, contracts were fixed price. | muckshifter | |
05/11/2023 14:41 | If so, why stress the lack of fixed price at every opportunity. | catabrit | |
05/11/2023 12:30 | Don't think that the contracts which caused them such pain in the past couple of years were "fixed price". | muckshifter | |
05/11/2023 10:53 | It could be anything, a redemption from one of the larger funds perhaps. Someone just throwing in the towel and reallocating towards cash or fixed income or higher yielding equities. You just never know. Curious to see where we open tomorrow. Most likely is that it’s nothing and business as usual. I mean it’s not far off from the amount of shares I personally own and I’m a nobody. Regarding the share price it is hard for me to believe we gap down to below net cash. I just don’t think the uncertainty with Costain’s story exists as much as it did in 2021/2022. The chartists can say what they want and I’m not trying to tarnish their trade as there’s a lot of good that comes out of technical analysis. But below net cash just feels too penal considering what management have publicly come out and told us re margins, no more fixed price contracts, depth and quality of work, dividend, pension agreement etc. None of that was known a year ago - it was all inference. Either way, I’m off to the Himalayas this month and the wifi in the Khumbhu is patchy at best so I hope that when I get back I see something starting with a 6 but I won’t be holding my breath! | catabrit | |
05/11/2023 08:54 | Its 1% of the total equity-but a lot higher % of shares actually likely to be available to trade (assuming the institutions and Dubai aren't trading)... I was idly looking through listing of large shareholders on Morningstar, and it lists Helen Willis as holding 6.05m shares?!!?? Not sure if that's some kind of FD technicality (maybe company held stock??) but I've never seen it reported that she has bought any-been given a few but not that many? | roguemale1 | |
04/11/2023 18:02 | Nice to see the city can buy that many and not move the price huh? Business as usual. | roguemale1 | |
04/11/2023 16:38 | Thanks for info | disc0dave46 | |
04/11/2023 14:45 | About bloody time it did something, I've seen Paint dry quicker than this move | thags | |
04/11/2023 12:56 | Somethings happening...Anybody see the 2.7m shares in 5 late reported trades yesterday? Either this is finally going to go or someone is going to buy it cheap! | roguemale1 | |
31/10/2023 11:10 | CP7 has been confirmed. Article below. After more than two years of industry and stakeholder engagement and analysis, the Office of Road and Rail (ORR), the independent regulator that oversees Network Rail’s activity, today announced its final determination. This sets out what the ORR expects to see delivered within the funding available following its assessment of Network Rail’s plans for the next five-year control period – CP7 (1 April 2024 to 31 March 2029). Andrew Haines, Network Rail chief executive, said: “The rail sector enjoys an almost unique level of funding certainty and that is a privilege that comes with serious responsibilities. More than £43 billion will be spent over the next five years to deliver a safer and better railway for passengers and freight customers. Today’s announcement gives clarity and certainty for the railway and our supply chain partners and will now enable us to continue building on our detailed delivery plans. “The UK and Scottish Governments’ funding commitment and today’s news is a significant vote of confidence in the industry’s future. The impact of inflation, tight public finances, and the need to invest more to manage the impact of more frequent extreme weather on the infrastructure does mean that our funding will need to go further than ever before. “Throughout CP7 we are committing to delivering extensive investments across the length and breadth of the network. In addition to improvements to safety, we’ll work to boost train performance, usher in new technologies, invest significantly more funds to tackle climate change as well as make £3.6 billion of efficiency savings.” Following today’s announcement, Network Rail will now carefully review the detail of the regulator’s determination, continue the planning work to develop its detailed CP7 delivery plan by the end of March 2024. | catabrit | |
30/10/2023 21:04 | I have been shopping in recent weeks and it has been an interesting exercise. Many things are down and cheap and with low expectations for a reason. Here, we are crazy cheap with low expectations and yet the fundamentals are improving. It is totally bizarre. I suspect it is the lack of a decent dividend yield coupled with no buybacks that is holding this back. | catabrit | |
27/10/2023 16:26 | The support levels are 43p & 34p dyor Automatic technical analysis. Medium term, Oct 26, 2023 Costain Group PLC has broken through the floor of a rising trend channel in the medium long term. This indicates a slower rising rate at first, or the start of a more horizontal development. The stock has met the objective at 53.32 after a break of the rectangle formation. The price has now fallen, but the formation indicates further rise. The stock has support at pence 43.00 and resistance at pence 59.50. The short term momentum of the stock is strongly negative, with RSI below 30. This indicates increasing pessimism among investors and further decline for Costain Group PLC. | ny boy | |
27/10/2023 16:22 | Hopefully we have hit a floor at net cash. | catabrit | |
27/10/2023 15:11 | Got my dividend today. Scant consolation for the recent downturn. | pinemartin9 |
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