Galliford Try Share Price (GFRD)

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

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+3.00p	+0.47%	645.50p	35,275	08:33:22

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
644.50p		645.50p	649.00p	636.50p	649.00p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Construction & Materials	2,931.60	143.70	121.10	5.3	716.3

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
19/6/2019	15:36	UKREG	Galliford Try PLC Holding(s) in Company
03/6/2019	14:00	UKREG	Galliford Try PLC Holding(s) in Company
31/5/2019	07:42	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
28/5/2019	12:43	ITALNC	LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: Londra rallenta nonostante minerari in forma
28/5/2019	12:00	UKREG	Galliford Try PLC Block Listing Interim Review
28/5/2019	09:46	ITALNC	Bunzl nomina Peter Ventress come presidente dopo Philip Rogerson
28/5/2019	09:00	UKREG	Galliford Try PLC Holding(s) in Company
28/5/2019	08:07	ALNC	TOP NEWS: Galliford Try Rejects Bovis Homes Offer For Two Businesses
28/5/2019	07:02	UKREG	Galliford Try PLC Director Declaration
28/5/2019	07:01	UKREG	Galliford Try PLC Statement re media speculation

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19/6/2019	09:03	Galliford Try - Building on Solid Foundations	5,299
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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Galliford Try (GFRD) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
07:33:21	645.50	23	148.47	AT
07:32:58	643.93	513	3,303.36	O
07:29:34	644.04	255	1,642.30	O
07:27:47	644.00	60	386.40	AT
07:27:47	644.00	650	4,186.00	AT

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19/6/2019 09:20	Galliford Try Daily Update: Galliford Try Plc is listed in the Construction & Materials sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GFRD. The last closing price for Galliford Try was 642.50p. Galliford Try Plc has a 4 week average price of 519p and a 12 week average price of 499.60p. The 1 year high share price is 1,117p while the 1 year low share price is currently 499.60p. There are currently 110,964,818 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 494,145 shares. The market capitalisation of Galliford Try Plc is £716,277,900.19. Read Full Thread Reply
06/6/2019 13:17	cordwainer: I've tried to compare BBY with similar-ish GFRD and MGNS.. Galliford Try's results were back in September and the numbers scream value (or value trap?) after this year's 18% dividend cut (Feb), CEO exit to Crest Nicholson (Mar), profit warning giving £40m hit to consensus (April). And one commentator (Anh Hoang through Motley) points out that 85% of earnings are from its Linden Homes brand ... but i thought the bulk of revenue was still from infrastructure etc ? Adjusted p/e 3.87, div yield 11.8% (cover 1.57), share price approx. at or below NAV.. but again figures based on last year results and only 1 major contract award since, of modest proportions. Briefly googling reviews for their house-building divisions, customers seem generally happier with Balfour (about 3.5 out of 5) than the other two, with Galliford's Linden Homes being the worst. Morgan Sindall doing ok i guess better than BBY on some measures. Both have had contract wins recently since after their last results: MGNS: Sellafield $1.6Bn over 20 yrs, Brentwood BC £500m over 30 years BBY: £1.3Bn Dallas roads (presumably much higher rate of turnover?) Finally it is the touted (but apparently successful) 'Build to Last' programme and the slightly better homebuyer's reviews that swings my vote in BBY's favour. Certain broker targets for both BBY and MGNS currently have about 50% upside. Just not sure if its a good sector to be in in macroeconomic terms right now but looking good value on paper. I'm bit concerned tho about BBY's intangibles (25% - what are they? i tried looking back through company news), ROCE (5% vs MGNS 18.5%), and slightly negative cashflow at last results. Any help, corrections, counterpoints and more forward looking summaries than my rough analysis welcome please :-) Read Full Thread Follow Reply
03/6/2019 10:27	careful: Looking at the share price collapse of Kier today. Normally we could assume with so many large operators going bust it would be better for the survivors, such as GFRD. There is work to be done and less competition. The normal rules do not seem to apply here, but maybe long-term there is an opportunity. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
29/5/2019 09:17	our haven: I would expect to see a steady climb now in the share price over a period of months if the BOD do not mismanage the company as badly as they have in this period. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
26/4/2019 12:13	careful: Just a couple of weeks ago we were expecting £180m after CLLN problems sorted. A diversified company going well, recovering from a set back. Shareprice reached almost £11, but then the shock. What a share price collapse. Are things that bad. What will this strategic review bring. Do investors fear another CLLN? The information we do have does not justify this share price collapse. All trust is lost. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
22/4/2019 16:57	careful: The call in the Sunday Times to get out of construction and concentrate on Linden House builders seems retrospective wisdom. The Aberdeen Bye Pass and the new Forth Bridge are impressive projects to have been a part of, both significant achievements. A pity GFRD were tangled up with CLLN and did not cost that impressive Queensferry crossing bridge properly. The Sunday Times article did say that some in the City believed that GFRD had become 'an incredibly cheap business' after the recent share price collapse. Let us hope the latest CEO is the man, now that he has the top job. We were badly misled by Truscott a few short weeks ago. Things seemed promising with a decent profit in a troubled year. Then he jumps ship. Amazing he is not held to account. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/2/2019 09:30	careful: Still holding, surprised at the share price rout after a good initial reaction. A PE of 6 and yield (covered) of 10% shows how odd these markets trade. We do not trust the results anymore. There is always risk, but the best approach is to take the dividends and look away. Ignore share price. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
13/2/2019 19:39	kenmitch: pj. You’re not missing anything. And share price up 6% today shows market agrees with you. Share price fall to 590p suggested serious bad news, perhaps most likely from their construction business, being priced in. Today’s update shows those fears were indeed overdone, at least for now. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
03/12/2018 17:11	kenmitch: bor491. Surprised you didn't understand very basic dividend must know before posting that! The dividend is taken out of the share price on the day the share goes ex dividend. ex dividend date is almost always a Thursday. The ex dividend date (and the day it is paid) is usually announced with the results. Anyone buying the share on ex dividend day (and subsequent days) does NOT get the next dividend. Anyone holding the share on ex dividend day DOES get the next dividend, even if they sell the share on ex dividend day or subsequent days. The dividend is always taken out of the share price on ex dividend day. The share might not fall by the full dividend amount... e.g if the lower share price attracts buyers. OR the share price could fall by more than the dividend amount if there are more sellers than buyers. Aside from this...just wish the share price would stop falling. If the falls continue to be worse than other housebuilders then it's either bad news leaking or GFRD being punished more because of the further problems with the construction business. The sooner they are a housebuilder pure and simple the better! 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
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

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