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FEVR Fevertree Drinks Plc

1,189.00
-6.00 (-0.50%)
17 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
  -6.00 -0.50% 1,189.00 1,186.00 1,188.00 1,200.00 1,171.00 1,200.00 111,588 16:29:59
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Wine & Alcoholic Bev-whsl 364.4M 15.4M 0.1320 90.08 1.39B
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 1,195p. 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 £1.39 billion. Fevertree Drinks has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 90.08.

Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
29/7/2017
07:33
Small Cap Value Report (Tue 25 Jul 2017) - RBG, FEVR
Tuesday, Jul 25 2017 by Paul Scott

martywidget
29/7/2017
07:26
Posted via a ZX80, hence the delay ;)


BROKER RATINGS SUMMARY
28 Jul 2017 09:31

Berenberg raises Fevertree drinks price target to 2400 (1850) PENCE - 'BUY'

martywidget
29/7/2017
07:07
juzzer100, have you tasted Fever-Tree Madagascan cola on its own?

What is yor opinion on it? Is it outstanding/mediocre, etc

How does it compare to your favourite/least favourite cola - pepsi, coca cola, etc.

What is it like as a mixer in your opinion?

Are americans tastes different when it comes to coke/colas?

Have Fever-Tree got its taste right for the american market?


[I wonder how many American analysts have tasted Fever-Tree Madagascan cola, and what their opinion on it is]

martywidget
28/7/2017
16:06
This is only going to go higher. I have said it before but FT is a vastly superior product to Schweppes and no other mixer is in the game at the mo. FT Cola is about to blow the US away, and they are building a huge war chest for diversification after that when they need it too. What's not to like??Good on the founder too for cashing in £30m of chips - don't blame him one iota! Happy weekend G&T's all!
juzzer100
28/7/2017
15:46
ChristyYou are a sad individual.
pyglet
28/7/2017
13:58
I would agree with that too.
christh
28/7/2017
13:27
I agree, the tone is very much 'this is over-priced and you've missed the boat if you're buying now'

To his defence, he is looking at this from a pure fundamental basis and I can't find a hole in his logic. But nothing is sustainable, the share price will eventually level off but not quite yet.

villarich
28/7/2017
13:12
Yep, that works a treat. Thanks.

Edit: His conclusion seems to be: continued growth not sustainable, too pricey, buy Britivic, be pedestrian, lose money and come back to FEVR in a few months when the analysis is disproved... again.
I jest, of course, but that's the tone imv.
Anyway... upwards then onwards!

sogoesit
28/7/2017
13:03
FEVR commentary starts on page 6
villarich
28/7/2017
13:00
See if that link works. Should take you directly to the PDF
villarich
28/7/2017
12:52
Yeah sharescope is the data analysis tool. I have a subscription and phil does a weekly round up as well as regular articles that offer advice on how to use the tool to do fundamental analysis. Quite interesting as he's always balanced. He can be a bit too technical for me though.Not sure if the same bloke writes for IC although not surprised if he does as he's a free-lance.I'll see if I can post snippets on the article from the PDF I've got
villarich
28/7/2017
12:40
I thought Phil Oakley was a journo on the Chronic Investor. Do you mean that one since sharescope, I thought, was just a data analytic tool?
(I don't have sharescope as you have to pay for it, BTW ;-) ... but I can look in the IC archive if you like).

sogoesit
28/7/2017
12:25
Does anyone on here use sharepad / sharescope? Their resident analyst Phil Oakley does a weekly roundup which this week included A look at Fevertree. Interesting read as a few weeks ago he'd been saying it looks over priced.I'll see if I can post it somehow on here.
villarich
28/7/2017
12:06
I would agree with that.
terry117
28/7/2017
12:03
Filtered both the squabblers. Really not interested in recycled personal arguments and playground fights clogging the thread.
grabster
28/7/2017
11:47
Exactly skinny!
villarich
28/7/2017
11:28
BTW, I'm quite happy to read someone's predictions of where the share price is going, as long as they are based on some sort of analysis. Whether that's up or down.Yours appear to be based on nothing apart from a guess. And now you're bragging about yours being correct. So where will the share price be at the end of the year and what's your justification?
villarich
28/7/2017
11:23
"christh - 26 Jul 2017 - 08:26 - 797 of 838 - 0. The directors have cashed in!Why?Do they lack confidence or they are securing their money?Not very promising, not very inspiring.Doubtful."Make your mind up Christh...two days ago you were inferring this was going down. Today you're reposting your old predictions of it going past £20.
villarich
28/7/2017
10:34
Villarich 20 Jun '17 - 10:20 - 577 of 837
Christh reminds me of one of those religious nuts you see in city squares spouting rubbish about a second coming.

wetdream
20 Jun '17 - 12:55 - 578 of 837
Best not to encourage him.
Filter button is the answer.

christh
28/7/2017
10:30
ONLY A MONTH AGO pyglet was fighting me!

pyglet
29 Jun '17 - 10:30 - 615 of 836

christh
Once it has reached £20 how long will it be before £25.
Once it has reached £25 how long will it be before £30.

It must start to flat line sooner rather than later.
ccr1958
29 Jun '17 - 10:48 - 616 of 836 0 0
Hi pygylet what are your charts telling you ?

pyglet
29 Jun '17 - 11:16 - 617 of 836 0 0
Buy below £16 or close to it. What about you?

ccr1958
29 Jun '17 - 11:58 - 618 of 836 0 0
I am on record as saying below £17 I buy , did we get to £16 on your last call ?

pyglet
29 Jun '17 - 14:51 - 619 of 836 0 0
I think it just touched on £16. £16.25 was the placing price so expect it might touch back but then WTFDIK.


WHERE ARE YOU NOW?
WHAT ARE YOU SAYING?

christh
28/7/2017
07:29
Whitman Howard today say Hold with a new TP of 2100p (from 1700 on 20 July).
Always nice to see brokers issue useful, and importantly, timely advice!

EDIT:
Berenberg raises TP to 2400p (from 1850p) today with a BUY rating.

sogoesit
27/7/2017
20:02
As I understand it, Fever Tree don't actually produce the mixers themselves; they design them and promote the brand but they outsource production. Do we know who makes them? And what bearing (if any) does this have on the company's status as a takeover target?
grabster
27/7/2017
19:48
I do shop at Aldi, and I buy wine there, but not being a spirits drinker I've never noticed what mixers they offer.

This tasting survey result was 2 years ago, but didn't altogether go with Fever Tree as any sort of clear favourite at that time. The company of course has added other mixers since then to keep the brand on radar and has continued with heavy promo at key events. (The click panel at the end appears to be still counting)

grabster
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