Galliford Try Share Price (GFRD)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Galliford Try	LSE:GFRD	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B3Y2J508	ORD 50P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-26.50p	-2.97%	865.50p	480,113	16:35:18

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
865.50p		867.00p	896.00p	865.50p	896.00p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Construction & Materials	2,931.60	143.70	121.10	7.1	960.4

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
18/10/2018	13:00	UKREG	Galliford Try PLC Holding(s) in Company
16/10/2018	13:00	UKREG	Galliford Try PLC Holding(s) in Company
11/10/2018	07:00	UKREG	Galliford Try PLC Capital Markets Day
08/10/2018	12:30	UKREG	Galliford Try PLC Holding(s) in Company
01/10/2018	16:00	UKREG	Galliford Try PLC Total Voting Rights
01/10/2018	14:00	UKREG	Galliford Try PLC Holding(s) in Company
28/9/2018	15:00	UKREG	Galliford Try PLC Annual Financial Report
27/9/2018	16:00	UKREG	Galliford Try PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
27/9/2018	16:00	UKREG	Galliford Try PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
24/9/2018	18:00	UKREG	Galliford Try PLC Holding(s) in Company

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11/10/2018	10:23	Galliford Try - Building on Solid Foundations	4,764
25/8/2017	10:23	TRYING TO MAKE MONEY ? BUY GFRD	642
02/3/2017	13:25	LInden Homes - the house that Jack built or was it Jerry?	1
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21/10/2018 09:20	Galliford Try Daily Update: Galliford Try is listed in the Construction & Materials sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GFRD. The last closing price for Galliford Try was 892p. Galliford Try has a 4 week average price of 865.50p and a 12 week average price of 865.50p. The 1 year high share price is 1,356p while the 1 year low share price is currently 772.50p. There are currently 110,964,818 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 541,938 shares. The market capitalisation of Galliford Try is £960,400,499.79. Read Full Thread Reply
03/10/2018 16:06	prettygreen: Am I missing something here ? Trades today show buy:sell as 605k:125k, yet the share price is down again (for the 11th day on the trot). If it's not a true reflection of all the trades then what's the point of providing us with the data ? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/7/2018 13:07	podgyted: Good trading statement from PSN - profits going up - outlook good. PER 9, Yield 9%. Share price falls - takes rest of house building sector with it. I'm not sure what represents a good update anymore for a house builder. Not sure GFRD will please the market on 17th - it will take a lot. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
29/4/2018 13:41	garycook: If you are looking for income, a better buy might be 9% yielder Galliford Try (LSE: GFRD). Based on current City estimates, shares in Galliford support a dividend yield of 9.4% and trade at a forward P/E of 5.2. Unfortunately, the high yield comes with a degree of uncertainty. Getting worse before it gets better In February the company announced that it was cutting its interim dividend from 32p to 28p per share and issuing £150m worth of new shares to cover liabilities stemming from the collapse of outsourcer Carillion. As my Foolish colleague Roland Head pointed out at the time of the fundraising, due to the higher number of shares in issue, and management’s target to maintain dividend cover at two times adjusted earnings, this could mean Galliford’s annual distribution falls to 67p per share for 2018, giving a potential dividend yield of 8.2%. While a full-year dividend cut is disappointing, a yield of 8.2% is nothing to be sniffed at. It is still more than double the FTSE 100 average. What’s more, according to my figures it won’t be long before the payout starts growing again. After taking a step back in 2018, City analysts are expecting earnings per share to return to growth in 2019, hitting 162p. A 50% payout ratio implies a dividend of 81p per share based on this figure, giving a potential forward dividend yield of 9.8% on today’s share price of 818p. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
19/4/2018 02:22	garycook: Harvester,This may make things a bit clearer for you.IMHO with around a forecast 7/8% dividend yield,and a possible 70% upside in growth.It is a no brainer for me,but we will see.You pay your money,and take your chances.Article from Motley Fool dated 04/04/2018.If you are looking for income,try 9% yielder Galliford Try (LSE: GFRD). Based on current City estimates, shares in Galliford support a dividend yield of 9.4% and trade at a forward P/E of 5.2. Unfortunately, the high yield comes with a degree of uncertainty. Getting worse before it gets better In February the company announced that it was cutting its interim dividend from 32p to 28p per share and issuing £150m worth of new shares to cover liabilities stemming from the collapse of outsourcer Carillion. As my Foolish colleague Roland Head pointed out at the time of the fundraising, due to the higher number of shares in issue, and management’s target to maintain dividend cover at two times adjusted earnings, this could mean Galliford’s annual distribution falls to 67p per share for 2018, giving a potential dividend yield of 8.2%. While a full-year dividend cut is disappointing, a yield of 8.2% is nothing to be sniffed at. It is still more than double the FTSE 100 average. What’s more, according to my figures it won’t be long before the payout starts growing again. After taking a step back in 2018, City analysts are expecting earnings per share to return to growth in 2019, hitting 162p. A 50% payout ratio implies a dividend of 81p per share based on this figure, giving a potential forward dividend yield of 9.8% on today’s share price of 818p.Adjusting the Dividend yield now at 888p.Gives a yield of 7.54% for a 67p annual dividend,and 9.1% for a forward 81p annual dividend,if you purchased today.Hope this helps your decision.Gary Read Full Thread Follow Reply
02/4/2018 13:09	scrwal: marksp2011 The rights are effectively "leveraged" but your statement "the rights are roughly 3:1 leveraged v the share price. If the share price rises 50p the Nil paid should rise by 150." is incorrect in the case of GFRD. The price of the rights increases/decreases by the same in terms of pence per share but at a much higher % rate because of its much lower market price ie where the leverage aspect comes in. Your post 4469 is theorectically correct and highlights the leveraged nature of rights but the values used don't reflect the real world GFRD situation. I don't hold GFRD and don't know the current price of the rights but this should clarify things hopefully GFRD price 835p Rights price is 835-568 = 267p Assume a 50p increase then this applies GFRD 885p a 5.99% rise Rights are 317p a 18.73% rise which is the 3x leverage factor. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
01/4/2018 23:40	nescio quid: marksp2011 what you said in your second post is the same as I said in mine. "The value of that "right" will move as the value of the underlying share moves" In you earlier post you said it would move at 3x that rate "the rights are roughly 3:1 leveraged v the share price. If the share price rises 50p the Nil paid should rise by 150." no further discussion is needed as we are now in agreement Read Full Thread Follow Reply
31/3/2018 00:27	marksp2011: 12358....... the rights are roughly 3:1 leveraged v the share price. If the share price rises 50p the Nil paid should rise by 150. As the close date approached they will be valued at the GFRD price - 568p. I have let rights lapse in the past and I got cash for them automatically IF most of the rights are taken up, there will be no stock overhang and the price should improve with a better balance sheet. If the underwriters are left with a third of the company things will be a bit rocky. Most of the Aberdeen Bypass will finish in mid summer as in the staff will be gone. The contract wont close out until autumn so the major lession will be cured Read Full Thread Follow Reply
14/3/2018 16:07	mayers: DR_SMITH I am inclined to agree with you. I had held GFRD for quite a number of years but sold in the descent after the Carillion debacle to protect in particular,investment made after the collapse of 2008 when GFRD share price was around 280p. Re-entry is always a difficult decision and I would naturally wish to know as far as one can, that Construction with its narrow margins is likely to be free of further problems. Your comments are I think, very pertinent. I read that the Eastleigh Borough Council recently acquired the land, already with outline planning consent and would be interested to know, if anyone knows, how this came about. My limited understanding concerning Draft Local Plans is that Councils may propose preferred local sites for development but the purchase of the land, often agricultural land, is between the landowner and the developer at market rates. The Governmental Plan seems therefore to be a scheme in which landowners may be the main beneficiaries, particularly in which the element of affordable housing and rental is limited to a derisory 35%. Forgive me if this latter issue appears tangential to the main thread but I suspect there may be many areas where these comments may be relevant. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
25/2/2018 05:34	marksp2011: Careful Sorry I don't follow your logic It is true you still have the same proportion but, the proportion has been discounted twice. What you usually see is a drop when the rights is abnnounced followed by another drop when the terms are announced as they have been based on a trailing price calculation. The Sp has dropped for 1200 to 900 taking up a 1:10 at 8.50 and assuming you held 2k shares Buying another 10% at 8.5 Original value = £24k New value = 19.8k assuming you take up your full offering The market value for the holding in GFRD was 24k and it is now 19.7k The company chose not to announce the pricing for the offer and so attracted the sell off. Does the size of the discount make a difference? No in terms of the proportions. very much so in terms of the share price as the share price tends to move towards the rights price reducing the value of the primary holding. If the rights is at close to market...I agree it makes no difference. In this case, noone thinks this is a zero discount offering so the incumbents lose value Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/2/2018 12:16	c2b: Rising price is surely a good sign that it may be a proper rights issue. If the belief was that it was mostly a placing to institutions, with the placing price unknown, then surely the share price would carry on crashing, since all placings are at a discount to the share price on the day it is announced, and those in "the know" short the shares.Still absolutely disgraceful that the equity raising announcement was made the way it was. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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