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DRV Driver Group Plc

24.50
-1.00 (-3.92%)
01 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Driver Group Plc LSE:DRV London Ordinary Share GB00B0L9C092 ORD 0.4P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -1.00 -3.92% 24.50 23.00 26.00 25.50 24.50 25.50 18,838 12:36:55
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Heavy Construction, Nec 42.63M -336k -0.0064 -38.28 12.87M
Driver Group Plc is listed in the Heavy Construction sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker DRV. The last closing price for Driver was 25.50p. Over the last year, Driver shares have traded in a share price range of 22.30p to 33.50p.

Driver currently has 52,550,462 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Driver is £12.87 million. Driver has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -38.28.

Driver Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
12/4/2023
10:21
.....although is was announced on 23rd Feb in an RNS.
tradertrev
12/4/2023
08:55
Thanks, looks a nice appointment..........
chrisdgb
12/4/2023
08:35
https://www.driver-group.com/en/europe/news/new-non-executive-chairman
norbert colon
03/3/2023
12:57
Yes unlikely they will buy.
battlebus2
03/3/2023
12:46
60p should do it!
tradertrev
03/3/2023
11:39
I don't expect AB Traction to bid. I think it is more likely they will force a sale of the company as at Sweet and Waterman.

If that happens I expect to get at least 60p a share.

arthur_lame_stocks
03/3/2023
10:04
AB Traction surely would have used the recent price weakness to buy shares (like myself and others), if they really did want to take overall control.

My guess is that Ruffer wanted out and approached AB Traction, rather than vice versa. The quantity offered was perfect for Traction as it keeps them below the 30% threshold.

Chance of a Traction takeover 35%?


PS Results as expected: promising.

cjohn
03/3/2023
08:22
Buyers seeing the attraction like myself of AB adding by adding buying this morning.
battlebus2
02/3/2023
18:23
Only a matter of time before they go for the whole thing (have thought that for the last 3 years though 🤣)
terry236
02/3/2023
16:46
Great news 👍
battlebus2
02/3/2023
16:13
Yes, confirmed, now over 27.5%
value hound
01/3/2023
20:13
Let’s hope
terry236
01/3/2023
18:56
That would be Ruffer’s holding. Maybe AB Traction have bought them.
battlebus2
01/3/2023
18:14
interesting 3.49m trade at 31p....
jay083
23/2/2023
13:35
No doubt starting from a low base but good to see progress in the US ("major project work has been secured; the team has doubled every six months since its inception; and we now have a well-established platform ensuring that we are positioned for sustainable future growth").
rp19
23/2/2023
08:24
Not bad at all. It looks like they should be able to return to pre-tax of over £1.5m going forward, which implies a fairly unambitious valuation of more like £25m or 48p per share - which is exactly where it was just over a year ago before the Middle East problems - a boil which has now been lanced.
boystown
23/2/2023
07:46
"A profitable start to the new year" - new research note with audio summary here:

The new financial year has started strongly with a strong pipeline of opportunities and a lower cost base following an expanded rationalisation programme that resulted in most regions delivering a profit YTD in FY23. The results for FY22 were broadly in line with revised expectations, although the lack of forward visibility results in a continued suspension of estimates. That said, we expect FY23 to prove to be a turning point in the Group’s fortunes as utilisation levels improve now that projects are serviced globally.

We are still suspending estimates reflecting a lack of visibility and ongoing uncertainty. While this makes the construction of forward-looking valuation models difficult, we highlight the NAV and within this the level of net cash at the FY22 year end. A historic FY22 price/book ratio amounts to 1.0x, on a book value of £16.4m, which equates to 29.8p/share. Furthermore, £4.9m or 9.1p/share of this is in cash, representing 30.7% of the Group’s NAV.

Comparing DRV to a wider consultancy peer group that trades on an average historic P/B ratio of 4.7x, suggests that DRV (on 1x NAV) remains significantly undervalued. We retain our fair value/share of 49p.

edmonda
23/2/2023
07:43
Results and new chair worth looking at. Business has at least stabilised and should now grow off this lower base.
18bt
21/2/2023
18:50
I've been a recent buyer again. Results won't be good (as already flagged in the TS), however, with the Middle East business streamlined and good growth in the UK, Europe and US (incl a likely return to profit in Q1) things seem to be on the turn.
norbert colon
21/2/2023
18:06
Interesting that the price has been rising coming up to the results. Is there a belief that they'll be better than expected? Personally I can't imagine them being all that good but hopefully the outlook for the current year is much better.

I'll continue to hold if only for the dividend which I expect to be maintained.

arthur_lame_stocks
09/2/2023
12:21
Am I wrong - or isn't today's announcement a good sign as it means they can't warn on profits?
boystown
31/1/2023
18:33
Yours or mine 🤣
battlebus2
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