Galliford Try Share Price (GFRD)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Galliford Try Holdings Plc	LSE:GFRD	London	Ordinary Share	GB00BKY40Q38	ORD 50P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	1.98	1.45%	139.00	967,947	16:35:07

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
137.24		138.12	142.92	133.00	133.00

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Construction & Materials	1,121.60	-34.60	289.20	0.5	303

Last Trade Time	Trade Type	Trade Size	Trade Price	Currency
18:45:03	O	125	139.007	GBX

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Galliford Try (GFRD) Latest News (1)

Galliford Try News

Date	Time	Source	Headline
04/3/2021	14:23	ALNC	IN BRIEF: Galliford Try revenue declines as expected, dividend returns
04/3/2021	07:00	UKREG	Galliford Try Holdings PLC Half-year Report
10/2/2021	15:53	UKREG	Galliford Try Holdings PLC Holding(s) in Company
02/2/2021	14:10	ALNC	Galliford Backs Bumper Bonus For Finance Director After Unit Sale
02/2/2021	12:00	UKREG	Galliford Try Holdings PLC Update Statement on 2020 AGM results
20/1/2021	11:07	ALNC	Galliford Try Says Performing Well, Growing Order Book Is High-Quality
20/1/2021	07:00	UKREG	Galliford Try Holdings PLC Trading Statement
19/1/2021	15:51	UKREG	Galliford Try Holdings PLC Holding(s) in Company
14/1/2021	15:32	UKREG	Galliford Try Holdings PLC Holding(s) in Company
13/11/2020	13:26	UKREG	Galliford Try Holdings PLC Result of AGM

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Date	Time	Title	Posts
05/3/2021	14:23	Galliford Try - Building on Solid Foundations	6,487
04/10/2019	23:21	a fairy tale or horror story	1
03/10/2019	18:34	merger	4
25/8/2017	09:23	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
2021-03-05 18:45:38	139.01	125	173.76	O
2021-03-05 17:29:59	138.07	7,197	9,937.17	O
2021-03-05 17:29:16	140.01	14,291	20,009.26	O
2021-03-05 17:26:51	139.00	2,480	3,447.20	O
2021-03-05 17:24:55	139.00	103,987	144,541.93	O

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Galliford Try (GFRD) Top Chat Posts

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06/3/2021 08:20	Galliford Try Daily Update: Galliford Try Holdings Plc is listed in the Construction & Materials sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GFRD. The last closing price for Galliford Try was 137.02p. Galliford Try Holdings Plc has a 4 week average price of 121.40p and a 12 week average price of 100p. The 1 year high share price is 162.54p while the 1 year low share price is currently 70p. There are currently 217,742,860 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 480,495 shares. The market capitalisation of Galliford Try Holdings Plc is £302,662,575.40. Read Full Thread Reply
05/3/2021 14:11	ansc: The share price has doubled in five months! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
04/3/2021 11:19	shandypants2: ADVFN market cap is wrong - there are c111m share in issue so current market cap is 'only' c£150m. Updated guidance appears to expect rev in lower range so c£1.2bn and profit margin nearer 1.5% so c£18m for YE. Aspiration to get profit margin closer to 2.5%. If in 2022 rev is £1.5bn that would equate to £37.5m PBT c £30m PAT. Using a conservative forward PE of 10 that values GFRD at c£300m or 270p per share. Clearly this is a best chase estimate but shows there is a decent upside from the current level. Even a £200m valuation is c180p per share, almost 30% above the current level Read Full Thread Follow Reply
13/11/2020 15:15	garycook: Builder Galliford Try has a cash pile worth more than its shares Shares in construction company Galliford Try (LSE: GFRD) have plummeted in 2020. That was largely due to a demerger at the start of the year. Even after that, though, the share price continued to fall significantly. It reported a big cash pile of £197m at the end of June. The company’s total market capitalisation is little more than half of that, at £112m. That means that if the company was dissolved, it could pay out a lot more than today’s price for each share – in cash! The company is set to put that money to good use instead. It is currently focused on infrastructure projects and residential building schemes. With the government keen to spend recovery funds on infrastructure projects and an ongoing boom in housing demand, Galliford Try looks like the sort of prime recovery play I’d choose among cheap UK shares. A positive indicator is its recent announcement that it expects to resume dividends early next year. Shares have already started to climb – but I think they have further gains to make as the business returns to normal. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
13/11/2020 10:20	hooley: A total annual dividend of 10p a share would cost £21m. Current share price 97p, an implied yield of over 10%. A doubling of the share price indicates plenty of upside. Well worth a punt. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
24/9/2020 07:40	imastu pidgitaswell: I'm not a holder - but options are just that - options. They have the option to buy at one price, presumably the current price or at a discount, so say 80p, and sell at the market price in 3 years' time. Hence they're only worth anything if the share price goes up. They're not getting £3m of shares for nothing. Designed to incentivise them to get the share price up. What isn't clear - and I'll admit I haven't looked as not invested - is what the exercise (buy) price is. Or even if they have revealed that. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
14/9/2020 13:02	cc2014: Only investable as they exit the bottom of the cycle imho. However... Even I, who I suspect is far more bearish on the prospects of this sector than 95% of the readers on here is beginning to look at the share price with surprise. Perhaps not at the price but the speed of the fall and on how little volume. The share price isn't enough to excite me to buy but it is my very broad guess that the share price should stabilise soon. Further legs down may come as just how bad a state the economy is in will become more evident even to the most optimistic of investors. Mind you 50p on Kier doesn't look so far away now either... Read Full Thread Follow Reply
25/8/2020 11:20	careful: A dangerous sector in the past, the CLLN disaster (and others) scare us off, we wonder if this sector is un-investable. But a contrarian view must be that lessons have be learned. Project management, the bidding process etc. GFRD must stand a chance of prospering. The Forth Bridge, Wimbledon Roof, Flood defences, even the Aberdeen bye pass show that this company has the skills and know how. If HMG are serious about infrastructure spending, then GFRD must be in the right place at the right time. The pressure on wages and recruitment will ease as unemployment rises. Todays share price seems well oversold on a risk/reward basis. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
20/7/2020 11:11	cc2014: A couple of things Galliford are not a new company. They've been around for years before the split into 2 companies. I have a share certificate from many years ago showing a share purchase at 15p. Of course I sold at around 17p but that's life. The window dressing on the June accounts is usual and happens every year and is done to some extent by every listed company. Subbies always moan about this and rightly so. I don't think there is a way to fix it though. These posters on Twitter are front running their positions. They rarely have any more skill than you and I, just followers who jump on the bandwagon. They buy, they post on Twitter, the price goes up on the back of their followers and they sell and move onto the next stock. They tend to trade certain types of stocks with enough liquidity they can get a decent sized position on to make it worth their while. What is most interesting though that even with this advantage most of them blow up their accounts. I've seen very many of these people come and go over the years. So, if this has been ramped to death on Twitter and the price still falls, what next? Well those rampers know they can't ramp it anymore and regardless of whether they have won or lost on the trade they know that if they don't get out first, the price is going to go lower as all the short term punters leave for the next hot stock. If you start with a 3% margin and margins get tighter plus you've got a whole load of Covid costs where do profits go? I know we'll issue an RNS showing 5% loss at divisional level. Wft does that mean? What's the margin after central overheads? That would be useful. And we'll withdraw guidance too. GFRD may or may not be worth 102p but I don't see how you can work out what it is worth and large shareholders don't like that. They've learnt from history that lack of transparancy equals problems down the road. Maybe at 102p it's not in the share price. Maybe it's not but I still don't see how you can work it out. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
14/2/2020 09:17	gbh2: Dr, I've have been on Hold and would have stayed there IF the Trend in Housing & Construction hadn't taken a sudden turn for the better, as you indicate above there appears to be a Government move towards a significant investment in these sectors. Admittedly yesterday's purchase increased my ave GFRD share price but it's still way below the current price and imo the Trend is up, that said most of this months spare cash went into TW on the 6th Feb @ 222p a share because for me GFRD is just a Punt until we have some solid information. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
30/1/2020 11:55	waspfactory: To be honest, I'd rather take a hit on GFRD share price than the HS2 white elephant go ahead! Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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