Dewhurst Share Discussion Threads

[westcountryboy] 04/12/2012 14:47

I just answered on the other thread!

[markrogers88] 04/12/2012 14:28

Hi, I was hoping someone might be able to help about the structure difference between A and Voting shares in this company.

Does the share price of the A shares compare directly with the voting shares? In other words, do both types of share correspond to the same % claim in the company as the other, and the only difference is the voting premium?

I notice the voting shares are down considerably today after those excellent results.

[patviera] 29/11/2012 15:51

I think its just that the voters are less liquid and family arent sellers so they rise on small volume...I own the As so its a pain as these should be 4qd.

[patviera] 29/11/2012 15:38

This is my favourite stock on the stock market
Best management,good safe yield,own 5m qd of property,10m qd cash and make 5m pbt a year...mkt cap 30m...crazy crazy crazy

[westcountryboy] 29/11/2012 08:16

Yep - simply bizarre.

[patviera] 28/11/2012 22:17

Don't these look a pound too low vs the ords?
This looks like cheapest stock in the market.

[patviera] 18/9/2012 21:11

I hold the A shares and the yield and liquidity is better than the ords.
Lets put us on a pe of 8 x eps of say 50p (which is what Im hoping for) so 400p...so a pound higher for the As(or 380 As and 420 Ords)
We then have 10m qd cash and a freehold property worth 5m qd in for nothing!!
All my opinion but dirt cheap at 300p
Ive held these for 15 years and most years profits and dividends have been rising.Its a steal at 3qd and I think we will be 350p early December on the figs and then 5qd within a year.

[bench2] 12/10/2010 10:21

Stunning IMS glad to see I am not alone in owning this stock . I went to the AGM in 2004 , charming family and you get a trip around the factory .

[westcountryboy] 30/12/2009 08:03

Not that I know of. I bought some more yesterday and moved the price. I think they're just very illiquid. By any standards they're cheap.

[patviera] 29/12/2009 22:19

these been tipped somewhere?

[patviera] 13/5/2007 17:31

v quiet here..any one around?

[insipiens] 20/12/2005 13:25

jabberstocky, because it's a good little earner?

[jabberstocky] 19/12/2005 19:09

Year comes to an end and tis still plugging on - why?

[cwa1] 04/2/2005 10:59

Investors Chronicle today...

Bargain Shares for 2005: GRAINGER TRUST, ABBEYCREST, NORTHAMBER, BOVIS, DEWHURST, INDIGOVISION, NCIPHER, MJ GLEESON, JAMES LATHAM

[jabberstocky] 04/2/2005 10:51

The Dewhurst lift is still elevating:

155 /165 voting
180 / 190 non voting

[18bt] 10/12/2004 17:35

Great figures and typical conservatism which sounds as though it is merited. I still have great faith in this family team to provide good growth in the long term. Is the dividend increase more representative of how they feel.

[jabberstocky] 07/12/2004 11:39

News today.

[18bt] 02/10/2004 12:09

I also still own these shares and over the long term have done me very nicely - though it has had major ups and downs. There's a very good yield and they don't make the mistake of many small companies of stopping investing just to produce a smooth stream of profits - you can't do that with small manufacturing companies these days. I also like their strong niche market positions. I can't see the family selling yet, but they don't pay themselves massive salaries so they have a major incentive to keep the dividends rising and the share price up.

[jeremyd] 07/9/2004 12:40

you are not alone in owning these jabberstocky! ntav =combined market cap so some decent downside protection and a forward pe of around 4 looks ok to me!
a lot of the shares in family ownership and seymour pierce rate as underperform are the negatives but nice yield over the last year and i'll continue to hold in the hope that someone in the family wants to realise shareholder value at some point

[jabberstocky] 14/6/2004 13:33

I see some interest at DWHT though; a thread! Always thought this co gt but the voting and non-voting shares cld make a t/o rather hard.