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FIH Fih Group Plc

230.00
0.00 (0.00%)
23 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Fih Group Plc LSE:FIH London Ordinary Share GB00BD0CWJ91 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 230.00 210.00 250.00 230.00 230.00 230.00 0.00 08:00:24
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Ferries 52.71M 3.12M 0.2494 9.22 28.8M
Fih Group Plc is listed in the Ferries sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker FIH. The last closing price for Fih was 230p. Over the last year, Fih shares have traded in a share price range of 205.00p to 280.00p.

Fih currently has 12,519,900 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Fih is £28.80 million. Fih has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 9.22.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
02/7/2002
21:56
Dead fish....it is now. I have been watching this one...quite a spectacular collapse due to over-expansion. Very much a case of good restaurants....too expensive....wrong locations. Their Solihull restaurant never has a few more than a couple of people in it and must have lost a stack. I am surprised that there are no comments today...I don't own shares and I found this one interesting!
simonevans
24/5/2002
13:42
dead fish floating sell
jennie8
22/5/2002
20:19
Salpara111, Many thanks for the infomation.
quickmind
21/5/2002
10:18
Spoke to my friend yesterday, unfortunately he is leaving the company shortly to work for another very well known london restauranteur. He had planned his move before the latest debacle so is not bothered either way.
Bottom line appears to be that about 40% of outlets are currently loss making.
Some of these can probably be turned around but it leaves the spectre of possibly 4 outlets having to be closed. Any exceptionals surrounding that level of closures would ensure that even if trading picked up well in the next 6 months, that the group would remain in a net loss position for the next 12 months.
As a result I will just leave good old FIH on my watch list, just in case there are some abnormal director trades which might signal the potential of the group going private.
Otherwise I stand on my initial prognosis.
The group will survive but there are many better places for your money for the next 6 months until the air has cleared and the group has announced its restructuring and more solid trading conditions. Not that I dont trust their upbeat trading statements....Ha!

salpara111
21/5/2002
10:17
Why won't the directors buy a few pounds of Fish? That would show us they still have some confidence in the company.
silvester1
21/5/2002
00:51
I still think that FISH is a quality product but it has become the classic case of overenthusiasm over the last couple of years which has led to overexpansion. The problem now is that they know that they have some underperforming units and it will be very costly to close them down.
I dont expect the group to fail but at the same time, if they have to trade and rationalise themselves out of their current predicament then it is realistic to expect that it will take at least a year to do so.
Therefor the question is, do you have somewhere better to put your money for the next 6 months or so until there is a clearer picture going forward.
Having said that, if I see some meaningful director buys in the near future I will have another closer look.

salpara111
21/5/2002
00:14
being as we are waiting for this 2 find it's true value, has any1 any views on AQG - up 12% this morning - doesn't appear to need much volume to lift it?
royalexile
20/5/2002
14:04
let's get fishing now
silvester1
20/5/2002
10:24
salpara thanks for your info going to wait and see for now, i did notice ft said could be a winner if all there plans work out
balcony
19/5/2002
20:34
" Fish " is not .Com or Tel company, net gearin =90%, net asset = 76 P.
share price my be go down, but if you buy at 30P price, hold on,
you will be winner.
when I buy shares,if net asset volue > share price and net gearing less 100%,
hold-on, one day willbe winner, but if you buy TMT shares,when bad news out,
share price downside, never will be up! because they have big debt(high gears)
for ex:TWT,ENG,MONI......
thanks.

wyorke
18/5/2002
17:52
if you invest in this you deserve a large hook in the mouth..//.
jennie8
18/5/2002
17:05
If I remember rightly its on the Queenstown road. Having said that its been some time since I was there and I heard talk that they were turning it into a training academy or something like that so I dont know if it is still open to the public but I would have thought that they would still try and make some money out of it. Another problem is that despite the fact that it has the usual ground to ceiling windows with the "fish" logo on them it is very easy to just drive past without seeing it. As you head south on the queenstown road it certainly was on the right hand side.
salpara111
18/5/2002
15:28
Salpara111, where is the Battersea branch, on which road? Thanks.
quickmind
18/5/2002
00:34
you should read the company news more often to find out the reason for the slide the fish is getting very smelly
ziko
17/5/2002
21:22
In fact, I am only joking. I bought in today at 28.5 because I believe the company has been oversold. I am not sure if the directors are going to buy too!
silvester1
17/5/2002
20:57
It looks like an extremely ill fish to me.. should it be that colour..to be eaten at your peril..I would change the supplier if I was you..
mitzis
17/5/2002
20:50
My daughter does not believe that this company called FISH plc really owns fish restaurants. I suppose anyone with any imagination would have thought of a better name eg. Sweaty Betty's corner chippy plc
silvester1
17/5/2002
20:50
The shares will probably be frying tonight.You could get your fingers burned or even snappered off. Get your skates on after the weekend and find another plaice for your money. It's no use carping on about this fish stock. Find another deal and fillet. After all you must keep body and sole together.
silvester1
17/5/2002
11:47
Zero credibility - If management release false info though RNS theres pretty much nothing you can do.

Liked these a lot since the last trading statement - Luckily didn't buy but i'm sure some did - Total disgrace.

4d
17/5/2002
11:44
Management fiasco

See AGM statement then profit warning, completly changed, AVOID until review!!!

mali7
17/5/2002
10:37
In response to balcony.

Answer the following question.
Q. What will drive the stock price up?
A. Some good news/good results or major director purchasing.

Well we know the results are going to be bad so that is one of the three answers.
I would say that the balance of probability is that we are not going to see any "good news" in the near future.
As far as major director purchases goes, well no one knows the answer to that until it appears as on the RNS.

The compay have announced a "major review" of their business which could possibly lead to closures and the associated exceptionals.
I personally cannot see any reason to buy until the business review and the final results have come out. There are just too many unanswered questions until that point in time. The company carries reasonably heavy gearing so that is worth keeping an eye on as well.
The only thing which MIGHT persuade you to buy would be the probability of the group announcing that it was going to go private at a premium to the current price.
I, for one will be doing nothing until.
1. I have had dinner with my friend
2. The results of the business review are out.
3. The final financials for the y/e are out.

I may well miss the boat but we can only go on our own risk/reward profile.

salpara111
17/5/2002
10:01
Nice insight - I don't head into London often - so it's good to get a bit of inside knowledge. My local Fish restaurant in Marlow appears to be doing very poor business. I often drive past it late in the evening and it looks uninviting as it is so large and empty. They also bought the site in the wrong place - on a tight busy road just off the high street. My point is - if all the other suburban outlets are struggling like this one - the immediate future looks bleak.
Funnily enough I held shares in Gauch Grill at 38p and sold out at 30p. t would appear that the restaurant industry is not for me, nor the market.

kiscokid
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