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FEVR Fevertree Drinks Plc

1,157.00
13.00 (1.14%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Fevertree Drinks Plc LSE:FEVR London Ordinary Share GB00BRJ9BJ26 ORD 0.25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  13.00 1.14% 1,157.00 1,153.00 1,157.00 1,168.00 1,130.00 1,151.00 156,155 16:29:50
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Wine & Alcoholic Bev-whsl 364.4M 15.4M 0.1320 87.65 1.35B
Fevertree Drinks Plc is listed in the Wine & Alcoholic Bev-whsl sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker FEVR. The last closing price for Fevertree Drinks was 1,144p. Over the last year, Fevertree Drinks shares have traded in a share price range of 947.00p to 1,476.00p.

Fevertree Drinks currently has 116,677,711 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Fevertree Drinks is £1.35 billion. Fevertree Drinks has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 87.65.

Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
27/9/2017
11:55
wetdream

an entry is now.
Later will be late.

Heading to £25.

christh
27/9/2017
11:49
£21 looks like a good entry point.
wetdream
27/9/2017
11:29
Why Fevertree shares have ‘plenty more growth to come’



News
5 May 2017

Alan Rowsell, who runs the high-performing Standard Life Global Smaller Companies Fund, has revealed the reasons why he keeps owning Fevertree shares, despite the enormous share price gains.

Rowsell remarked that since he bought the shares in Fevertree, which manufactures tonic waters and other drinks, they have gone up 270%.

But he said, ‘we continue to own the shares because we still see a lot of growth. Fevertree has done very well since it came to market. But actually it is still only 1% of the global; spirits market, and so there is scope for a lot more growth. You couldn’t really argue that Fevertree is an undervalued, or that it is a typical value stock. But I think it will grow into its current valuation.’

Fevertree is the third largest investment in the £500 million Standard Life Global Smaller Companies fund, which has returned 113% over the past five years, compared with 80% for the average fund in the IA Global Sector in the same time period.

christh
27/9/2017
11:28
Thanks Christh, I hadn't thought to read that! FML I give up
villarich
27/9/2017
11:19
Villarich
then I point you to the statement in July this year.

christh
27/9/2017
11:16
Or maybe even lower short term by the looks of it.
trt
27/9/2017
11:14
Could see this drop to £18 shirt term
trt
27/9/2017
10:40
Sorry Christh - I'm still not seeing any actual analysis. And when I say analysis I mean actual Technical or Fundamental Analysis that leads to a target price. It just feels like you've got spiked at £25 and are looking for news articles to justify your need for the share price to rise. It's called Confirmation Bias. You need to be careful.
villarich
27/9/2017
10:29
All you nay sayers ,you have had your chance :)
ccr1958
27/9/2017
10:28
Villarich,
The analysis is done by the broker house.
The articles posted are such as published by the media.

My own analysis based on the long term graph points upwards.
The Bullish signal is somewhere between £28-£30 but maybe March/April 2018.
Also based on fundementals Fevertree tends to Double-Quadruple its earnings/profits
year upon year and they are doubling production to meet demand.
That is a clue!

The short term flactuation ,instability of the share price will change and turn.
A broker said to me "Nobody knows the bottom, nobody knows the top".

It could turn up any time and jump £2-£3 upwards as we all know AIM stocks are volatile.
It has fallen from £25.35 on 1 September to the current value of £22.
A very substantial fall which is maybe because of absence of news, ftse drop,market sentiment,currency movements.
However this is an opportunity to Buy as the price is very attractive and a good
return if it goes to £25-£28 or £30 anytime soon on any news.
i.e. China and India expansion (see post-link)

christh
27/9/2017
10:27
"wetdreamI am crying,crying,crying.....oh crying...."I would be too if my entry price was £25+...
villarich
27/9/2017
10:03
Christh - still haven't seen any actual analysis. Anyone can cut and paste bullish news articles and set an arbitrary price target
villarich
27/9/2017
09:54
Careful, I have today as a potential turn day!
bamboo2
27/9/2017
09:53
"High growth" getting whacked today.
September sell-off setting up for Autumn rally is my guess.
Good time to accumulate for longtermers imo.

sogoesit
27/9/2017
09:52
Short back to £15!
bookbroker
27/9/2017
09:52
Christh = 💩, you are a fanny merchant, China, India, what a load of 🐷, maybe if FEVR dropped their prices by 90%, and that even then they drink their own kinda grog, not all this fancy poison we consume!
bookbroker
27/9/2017
09:51
That's not fair - have you ever been ? Wouldn't wish it on anyone
panic investor
27/9/2017
09:28
DiscoDave4

YOU ARE SENT TO COVENTRY.

christh
26/9/2017
19:06
wetdreamDitto
discodave4
26/9/2017
13:55
Two sensible posts in the last five... ;-)
sogoesit
26/9/2017
10:28
wetdream
I am crying,crying,crying.....oh crying....

YOU ARE FILTERED BY ORDER OF THE FEVERTREE DRINKERS SOCIETY.
YOU ARE SENT TO COVENTRY.

christh
26/9/2017
10:15
christh-still filtered.
wetdream
26/9/2017
08:29
Fever-Tree profits double as premium drinks demand surges
christh
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