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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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De La Rue Plc | LSE:DLAR | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B3DGH821 | ORD 44 152/175P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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1.80 | 1.87% | 98.00 | 97.20 | 98.00 | 97.80 | 93.40 | 93.40 | 202,543 | 16:35:19 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Commercial Printing, Nec | 349.7M | -55.9M | -0.2854 | -3.41 | 190.4M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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13/11/2002 12:31 | Net realisable value of equipment always fascinating. conversations with auctioneers in this area is illuminating (if you are a bear of course)- what market ?? | theape | |
12/11/2002 23:54 | The Times November 13, 2002 Fear of third warning hits De La Rue shares By Nick Hasell SHARES in De La Rue tumbled to a three-year low amid fears that the banknote and cash systems group could deliver its third profit warning in four months when it files first-half figures later this month. After the latest alert in September, some analysts suggest the company has its work cut out to resolve the earlier production problems in its banknote division. De La Rue has indicated that it will be able to make up the revenue shortfall in the second half, but Numis Securities points out that previous difficulties have taken “some time to sort out”. Separately, the revised forecasts for De La Rue’s cash systems business depend upon previously deferred orders from its bank clients coming through later in the year, of which some observers are sceptical. But perhaps the biggest worry for investors is the appointment last month of a new finance director, in the form of Stephen King from Aquila Networks, the old Midlands Electricity. Given the tendency of new appointees to “clear the decks”, analysts believe a third warning on November 26 — and a re-examination of the dividend policy — is entirely possible. De La Rue lost 17½p at 218½p, against a 16.9 point rise in the FTSE 250 to 4,462.6. | m.t.glass | |
12/11/2002 23:51 | The Times November 13, 2002 Fear of third warning hits De La Rue shares By Nick Hasell SHARES in De La Rue tumbled to a three-year low amid fears that the banknote and cash systems group could deliver its third profit warning in four months when it files first-half figures later this month. After the latest alert in September, some analysts suggest the company has its work cut out to resolve the earlier production problems in its banknote division. De La Rue has indicated that it will be able to make up the revenue shortfall in the second half, but Numis Securities points out that previous difficulties have taken “some time to sort out”. Separately, the revised forecasts for De La Rue’s cash systems business depend upon previously deferred orders from its bank clients coming through later in the year, of which some observers are sceptical. But perhaps the biggest worry for investors is the appointment last month of a new finance director, in the form of Stephen King from Aquila Networks, the old Midlands Electricity. Given the tendency of new appointees to “clear the decks”, analysts believe a third warning on November 26 — and a re-examination of the dividend policy — is entirely possible. De La Rue lost 17½p at 218½p, against a 16.9 point rise in the FTSE 250 to 4,462.6. | m.t.glass | |
12/11/2002 17:49 | I can see there's loads of private investor interest in this share. OK Tone you were right way back in July. What's your prediction now? Muchos Wonga, do you think now could be the perfect time to buy? BFC, your views please? | wild bill | |
23/9/2002 08:17 | RNS Number:4886B De La Rue PLC 23 September 2002 DE LA RUE PLC TRADING UPDATE FOR THE PERIOD TO 28 SEPTEMBER 2002 De La Rue is today issuing its trading update prior to entering the closed period ahead of publication of its interim results on 26 November 2002. Outlook for 2002/2003 As a result of continued poor trading by some parts of the business since the AGM, there has been a further deterioration of the expected first half operating result. A strong order book in Currency, planned action to reduce costs in Security Products' manufacturing base and overheads and some encouraging signs in Cash Systems leads the Board to expect a significantly better result in the second half than the first half. Given some of the uncertainty in the general economic environment worldwide, trading in certain parts of the business continues to be slow. While De La Rue expects the second half operating result to be comparable to the same period last year, the expected shortfall in the first half means that the operating result for the whole year will be significantly below last year. Currency Currency continues to have a strong banknote order book although, as previously indicated, fulfilment was delayed by an unusually large number of new designs, which take longer to prepare than repeat orders. This situation has been resolved and, combined with a recent upturn in demand for banknote paper, the Company expects a strong second half in Currency, as anticipated. For 2003/2004 it expects to see a return to more normal sales patterns, particularly in paper, with a consequent benefit to the De La Rue Tapes business. Security Products As previously indicated, trading in the Security Products business continues to be weak. The Company is announcing separately today the results of the strategic review of its manufacturing operations. The costs of this review will result in an exceptional charge to be taken in the current year of #17.7m, #6.1m of which is non-cash. A combination of the proposed restructuring, the acquisition of House of Questa, also announced separately today, and associated reductions in overheads in the division should result in annual savings of approximately #5m. The majority of these will come through in the 2003/2004 financial year. Cash Systems In the AGM statement on 15 July 2002 the Company indicated that the year had got off to a slower start than expected, primarily due to Cash Systems' customers in the euro zone holding back on re-ordering following the euro changeover. Order conversion continues to be slow in some of the important European markets with the consequence that the operating result for the first half will be below previous expectations. However, in the USA, which is the largest single market, there are encouraging increases in sales in the Financial Institutions business. In Currency Systems, there has been a significant increase in worldwide sales of the 6000 banknote sorter. But this is more than offset by delays in ordering decisions for several major projects by US casinos and commercial banks. Global Services A combination of continued difficult trading conditions in Brand Protection and timing delays in Identity Systems' projects has led to a slow first half in Global Services. In Identity Systems, the overall size and complexity of a number of projects is greater than last year and consequently decision cycles are much longer. The division is expected to make a modest profit in the second half although this will not offset first half losses. Sequoia Voting Systems Sequoia Voting Systems, De La Rue's US-based election systems business, is progressing satisfactorily. Sequoia was successful in winning bids in the first part of the year in several counties in Florida, in preparation for the current election season. There is currently a high level of enquiries for new election systems and Sequoia has several quotations under consideration. The Board is hopeful of a favourable outcome, but in the event that it is not possible to convert these enquiries to shipments in the final quarter of the 2002/2003 financial year, we anticipate that the business will make a small loss. Share buy back In May 2002, the Company announced its intention to acquire for cancellation up to 10 per cent of issued share capital in the market place. To date, De La Rue has acquired 10,168,000 shares or 5.2 per cent at a cost of #30.3m. The Group has authority from shareholders to buy up to 10 per cent of issued share capital. FRS 17 - Pensions Accounting The Company previously announced its intention to adopt FRS 17 for the current year. The Accounting Standards Board has announced subsequently that full implementation of the standard has been deferred in order for a consensus on pensions accounting to be reached with the International Accounting Standards Board. The Company has consequently decided to defer full implementation but will continue to comply with the transitional arrangements. Outlook for 2003/2004 As highlighted in the AGM statement in July, despite the current difficult trading conditions, the Board remains confident that De La Rue's underlying business is strong. In addition, a combination of anticipated market developments and actions to improve manufacturing efficiencies will position the Company to make significant progress in 2003/2004. Luverly drop today.......lucky enough to get in on Friday | big vern | |
14/9/2002 00:03 | Language BFC | wild bill | |
16/7/2002 23:55 | More to come off this one, expect sub £2, enjoy the Summer. Don't chase falling bricks | tone | |
16/7/2002 22:44 | Mickey Clarke in Radio 5 this evening said that DE LA RUE have to do new notes printing plates where the margin is pretty low as opposed to using the existing plates reprint the notes where margin is significantly higher. The new Euro notes coupled with single currency is having a significant impact. Loads of trade buys and o buys. You have to be careful. dyor | demark | |
16/7/2002 21:52 | Something about a 6 month delay in new orders due to European customers delaying new orders now that they have a load of fresh notes following the introduction of the Euro. This may be the best chance for a 30% instant gain on any stock. Jumpy market combined with a small negative comment from a solid company. It doesn't get much easier than this! | muchos wonga | |
16/7/2002 16:45 | what happened? | patterbu | |
09/4/2002 14:25 | target of 500p should be reached soon.....took longer than the initially planned 4 weeks but no matter. | money loser | |
05/4/2002 10:15 | Target hit @ 477p Bid - moving on to the next play. Personally like the look of AWG (already posted). What do you thing Glenn? | skyship | |
02/4/2002 10:12 | Good run continues. 466-73 at the moment; and should be another 10p before a pause. It looks as though most of us are swayed by the chart on this one, so if you are into charts - have a look at Paladin (PLR)and AWG. Both offer the likelihood of a good run IMHO. | skyship | |
28/3/2002 20:39 | Well chaps, this is great stuff from de la rue, hopefully not tempting providence but 4.80 should look on the cards, patience paying off will post investtech charts later - | cashflo | |
23/3/2002 00:51 | Muckos Wonga - I agree with your view about the £4 level - A resistance Level in 1999/2000 and a Support level in 2002/2002. Bounced well @ £4, has broken the recent donward trendline, pulled back & now moving ahead again. Looks good for a quick 10% IMHO. | skyship | |
22/3/2002 17:41 | Thanks Glenn - went to answer the door & forgot to add the chart!! | skyship | |
22/3/2002 13:07 | With a Company Presentation due on the 26th; and with possible activity on the Bank of England Printing front; the Newsflow is likely to support the encouraging chart. The £4 level provided a resistance Level in 1999/2000 and a Support level in 2002/2002. The recent 235 fall from the 530 level stopped and bounced well @ £4. It has broken the recent donward trendline, pulled back & now moving ahead again. Looks good for a quick 10% IMHO. | skyship | |
13/3/2002 09:24 | same again today mlsb agrresive buyer, now bid up another 2 to 4.33 | bundmar | |
12/3/2002 09:42 | MLSB aggresive buyer of the stock | bundmar | |
08/3/2002 10:02 | Thanks for the reassurance cashflo, bundmar.- Regards nighthawk. | nighthawk | |
08/3/2002 09:48 | So, a double bottom at £4? | muchos wonga |
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