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FEVR Fevertree Drinks Plc

1,162.00
-9.00 (-0.77%)
21 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
  -9.00 -0.77% 1,162.00 1,161.00 1,164.00 1,182.00 1,152.00 1,165.00 90,024 16:35:20
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Wine & Alcoholic Bev-whsl 364.4M 15.4M 0.1320 88.11 1.36B
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 1,171p. 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 £1.36 billion. Fevertree Drinks has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 88.11.

Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
31/1/2020
11:46
As always sogoesit, a decent reply.
bulltradept
31/1/2020
11:37
Fair or unfair is not the issue.
What needs to be delineated are issues of value, fundamentals and pricing value (rationality) versus sentiment, fear, greed, under-shooting and over-shooting (irrationality) all conflating in a Time View.

A 20 forward p/e may be a fundamentally reasonable value based on consensus forecasts (ignoring variability of forecasts) but over what time horizon? One day, two months, ten months?

Meanwhile sentiment, if fearful, may drive a price way lower than a "reasonable" p/e at which time market players may drive it, if greedy, way over that very same 20 p/e.

Until your money goes down on the table you're not convinced.

sogoesit
31/1/2020
10:48
A 20pe is still giving FEVR the benefit of the doubt. It really comes down to how much the sellers will take for their last few. Usually not much, they just want shot.
hpcg
31/1/2020
09:07
dround87 - Yes and FEVR did better but the market expected more as it is considered a growth stock so 5 - 10% for FEVR is nothing to what is expected. IMO they may be pushing the share price to takeover levels.
fuji99
31/1/2020
08:53
Fuller Smith and Turner (pub chain and brewery) did well. Similar figures to Mitchell and butler. 5pc up over December. 2.5 over the year.
dround87
31/1/2020
08:48
I don't know from here. It's on about 25pe now. Is that fair? I'd guess somewhere between 20 and 25 for now. But this share has confounded me a number of times.
dround87
31/1/2020
08:44
Got to be calling £13.70 if it breaks properly today surely?
bulltradept
31/1/2020
08:40
dround87, I take it you nicely short then young man?
bulltradept
31/1/2020
08:35
Yeah. But they said that premium competitors were at 5pc market share of premium mixers. On that firstly I think it's very easy to pass 5pc off as a small number but when fever are at 35pc themselves that makes it a 15pc chunk relatively speaking. Secondly I'd be very interested to know what they're counting as premium. I really hate market share figures! How to lie with stats 101...
dround87
31/1/2020
08:23
It too expensive at 1.80 for 500ml in Supermarkets. 1.35 p is realistic.
bargainbob
31/1/2020
07:16
Trading update sorry. Very strong surprisingly seeing what happened here. Seems it's not all doom and gloom in the sector with Mitchell and Butler and Britvic performing well. That raises a big red flag on fever.
dround87
31/1/2020
06:43
Britvic results today
dround87
30/1/2020
21:51
There’s nothing on tv...
llama1978
30/1/2020
21:50
Looking at the biggest supermarkets in Spain, Eroski, Dia, Lidl, carrefour and meecadona.

Mercadona cannot access without registering but on TripAdvisor there is reference to it being sold there from Feb 2019 at least.

All others have fever tree listed. E.g.

llama1978
30/1/2020
21:38
Also fever tree is available in carrefour. Maybe you were looking in the viagra section too long and missed it.
llama1978
30/1/2020
18:43
Seriously though, imagine replicating the success of the UK so far in Europe, Australia, Canada, US, there's every reason to get excited! Upside far bigger than the downside here
growthpotential
30/1/2020
17:51
Actually Spain drink more gin than the U.K. so do Belgium and the Netherlands per capita. And the US drink a fair bit too and increasing. I’ve been on 3 trips to Spain over last 3 years. Once to North coast Santander to Picos de Europa, once from Seville to Granada and once from Porto in Portugal to Galicia. Fever tree was available in many bars. I didn’t buy much booze in supermarkets so cannot comment. Schweppes is bigger there but fever tree is certainly widely available. I see that as an opportunity to expand, which they are. Spain has a great selection of Gins. Gin Mare, Nordes, Siderit, Only, and Puerto de Indias strawberry (for the ladies!) to name a few greats.
llama1978
30/1/2020
17:35
Going through every support level like a bullet, Fever’ own fault, should have widened the product range much faster. Im in Spain, even in likes of Carrefor, Mercadonna etc, Fever nowhere to be seen. You realise how few people drink gin outside the uk.
porsche1945
30/1/2020
17:19
Well, waddya know. share price heads back towards £14.30.
Manipulation, or what?

wetdream
30/1/2020
17:18
Nah, me and my mates down the nags head just bagged em.
llama1978
30/1/2020
14:52
Aberdeen have ‘officially217; dumped c.3m so far.
Gonna take some time to soak those up.

wetdream
30/1/2020
14:03
Ha! Yeah you're probably right.
dround87
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