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FCH Funding Circle Holdings Plc

71.00
4.60 (6.93%)
Last Updated: 10:35:10
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Funding Circle Holdings Plc LSE:FCH London Ordinary Share GB00BG0TPX62 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  4.60 6.93% 71.00 70.60 71.80 72.60 66.40 66.60 1,039,875 10:35:10
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Computer Programming Service 163.5M -38.3M -0.1074 -6.67 255.34M
Funding Circle Holdings Plc is listed in the Computer Programming Service sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker FCH. The last closing price for Funding Circle was 66.40p. Over the last year, Funding Circle shares have traded in a share price range of 25.00p to 72.60p.

Funding Circle currently has 356,619,718 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Funding Circle is £255.34 million. Funding Circle has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -6.67.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
18/8/2022
11:29
Jupiter is selling up everywhere
linton5
18/8/2022
11:22
the 13m odd sells earlier might be Last of 18m JUP had left
babbler
18/8/2022
10:59
Volume blowing the roof off been following for a while very interesting I can see this getting back over a pound next few month
linton5
18/8/2022
10:59
Added a few more here. There is a queue of bidding algos on the book across various exchanges. Stacks at 40.4p, 40.8p, 41p and then in 0.1p increments up to 41.4p. Everytime those orders get hit (e.g. at 40.8p-41p) they reload and then another buy order eventually outbids them.

Unsure if this is some news coming here but rarely see a queue like this. Just noted two big buy orders at 42.5p that appeared and disappeared of well over 100k. Irregular.

Again, no idea if something is going on or its just a vigorous bull bear battle

All imo
DYOR

sphere25
18/8/2022
09:08
Well, considering the huge blocks going through early today at 40p (volume up to a whopping 14.7m - probably both sides of the trade), it is safe to say it isn't just the EBT that is buying trying to clear out the big sellers.

But is it enough to smash through 40p and cause a spike in this terrible market?

Sellers to exhaust buyers and a move back down or buyers to exhaust sellers for a pop higher?

All to be revealed shortly.

All imo
DYOR

sphere25
12/8/2022
14:27
Fch on its way out or it’s the bargain o the century, very quiet from company since results
linton5
21/7/2022
15:20
Who do they sell the default loans to for what kind of discount I wonder of course they are losing a packet but at least they can hide them from showing on the balance sheet.
thetoonarmy2
01/7/2022
12:15
You do know they don't do the recovery loan scheme any more?
And they charge a flat 5.9% upfront, then the lenders who they backed off to get the interest maybe 8%?
I'd prefer to take the 5.9% upfront using other lenders cash to hand out.
The platform is only now getting traction, after 5 yrs of perfecting, see the near 2bn of lenders money put up over past couple of months.
But hey, my money, my risk.

hamhamham1
01/7/2022
07:36
That's approaching a couple of billion of new capital offered up from several lenders over past few months, inc this one.
hamhamham1
27/6/2022
20:40
There are some very important considerations with this business.

They don't have recurring revenue. They charge a platform fee for matching borrowers with institutional lenders. These are one off fees. They need to keep pedalling to earn money.

They benefitted enormously from CBILS. They used the scheme to refinance a lot of existing loans. It was attractive to borrowers because they could get rid of personal guarantees, get a 12 month payment holiday and reduce the interest rate. It was a very easy sell.

Now they are pushing the recovery loan scheme. There will be some benefit but not as much as CBILS.

Many key staff have left. They are using 3rd party marketing companies to approach existing customers to push new loans.

I think it is looking rather desperate for them.

In difficult times they could see a lot of defaults. If businesses fail the loans are not asset secure. If institutional lenders start to lose money they may have issues. If they starting bankrupting individuals they may have reputational issues.

I think this is a basket case. It was over hyped by the likes of Vince Cable. It was overhyped as a tech business when it doesn't have recurring revenue. It requires a huge marketing machine to make it work.

It is rubbish in my opinion.

camraid
08/6/2022
09:40
Today's early trades, big buy offsets the 7 shares sold :)

Date Time Trade Prc Volume Buy/Sell Value
08-Jun-22 09:21:22 64.60 153,721 Buy* 99.30k O
08-Jun-22 08:05:35 63.30 1 Sell* 0.63 O
08-Jun-22 08:05:35 63.30 6 Sell* 3.80 O

hamhamham1
08/6/2022
09:39
Bought in recently, looks good for the future after last final results RNS.
hamhamham1
31/5/2022
21:29
Recent volatility and volume probably has something to do with FCH leaving the MSCI Global Small Cap index at close today.
typo56
31/5/2022
15:45
A lot of shares changing hands sir
linton5
31/5/2022
15:40
Volatile price recently
yieldsearch
25/5/2022
11:16
A lot of exchanging going on here watching carefully
linton5
24/5/2022
09:52
Strange first post I’ve ever seen as a first post absolute 🤡
linton5
24/5/2022
08:44
This is a dead duck.
camraid
16/5/2022
09:56
Plenty of bad news in current price. FCH may yet come good one day.
its the oxman
20/4/2022
11:03
Weird spread at times here. Can be a few pennies to almost 10% at times.
its the oxman
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