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GBG Gb Group Plc

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Last Updated: 10:18:10
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Gb Group Plc LSE:GBG London Ordinary Share GB0006870611 ORD 2.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 315.00 315.00 315.60 319.60 313.20 315.80 94,926 10:18:10
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Computer Programming Service 278.81M -119.79M -0.4743 -6.67 798.65M
Gb Group Plc is listed in the Computer Programming Service sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GBG. The last closing price for Gb was 315p. Over the last year, Gb shares have traded in a share price range of 203.40p to 319.60p.

Gb currently has 252,577,656 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Gb is £798.65 million. Gb has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -6.67.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
14/10/2019
10:14
To graham nash and others
Re GBG GLOBAL presence and future expansion

Press release last week



GBG is far more than a U.K./ European company
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sweenoid
13/10/2019
10:26
Been a shareholder for years since 90p and see no reason to sell. Very solid and possible bid target as well
gswredland
13/10/2019
07:46
The rise of digital banks is good news for GBG
Revolution is of course already a partner and it’s growth will mean more ID checks and verifications...and that’s what we do

sweenoid
12/10/2019
17:37
Cheers Sweenoid.
grahamnash
09/10/2019
00:06
I see minimal impact on GBG’s business from Brexit, GBG is a global company and the 2recent BIG acquisitions were focused on the USA and Australasia., not Europe, if you want a global business GBG would seem a good choice?

As for what you do, make your own mind up ;-)

S

sweenoid
08/10/2019
20:15
Been a holder of GB for a couple of years and want to stay in, but getting jittery over Brexit and wondering whether to temporarily exit UK focused and EU focused shares. Any views on Brexit and GBG?
grahamnash
08/10/2019
09:29
Let�s hope so but Brexit is stopping me from adding a few
gswredland
08/10/2019
08:20
I would also expect the share price to be back near 600p before the trading update.
hotfinance14
07/10/2019
18:29
Barnesian..I am expect 11% to 12%.

Great research Sweed.

hotfinance14
07/10/2019
16:06
Last year, the pre-close trading statement was on 25th October with the half year report on 27th November.

So pencil in 25th October. I'm looking for underlying growth of at least 10%.

barnesian
07/10/2019
15:21
3 fascinating blogs from GBG in the last week







I see H1 results are ‘pencilled in’ for November 26

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sweenoid
04/10/2019
10:38
You gotta be quick or you'll miss out entirely.
barnesian
03/10/2019
19:06
Looking to top up in the 470's at this rate.
lomax99
19/9/2019
09:22
On line gambling is now a massive industry , business’ Need total security and validation and verification that their ‘clients’ are who they say they are. That is of course GBG’s raison d’etre.

As such a few upcoming conferences and sales opportunities highlighted on the groups website





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sweenoid
18/9/2019
18:58
Thanks sween
gswredland
18/9/2019
17:25
Trading statement late October. I am hoping for the 6 months revenues to be
approx £65m and operating profit of £12m at a minimum.

hotfinance14
14/9/2019
15:12
FWIW

From today’s Times articles on investing in the AIM market

GBG is one of the two AIM stocks tipped

Of little significance to me , but some people like ‘tips’

Sorry links not working so deleted

sweenoid
10/9/2019
21:28
Sweenoid

You're right. There must be some other explanation for the fall.

barnesian
10/9/2019
19:13
Added a few today, would love to be able to pick some more up sub £5 if the opportunity arises.
lomax99
10/9/2019
18:40
Oh dear!

What you actually have to consider is the £/$ exchange rate prior to IQE’s acquisitions which is the basis on which GBG would have calculated forward earnings from those companies ( using the average over a period of time presumably) then look at what the ‘fluid’ situation is now, forgetting day to day movements. Even at $1.25 to the £, the situation is very positive for GBG, the current 1st half of GBG’s earnings IMHO will include a significant bonus in terms of the tailwind- Period


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sweenoid
10/9/2019
16:21
Sweenoid
I agree GBG have quite a lot of overseas earnings and that is good. Until quite recently the weakening £ versus $ was uplifting anticipated profits in the way you suggest.

However in the last few days the £ has strengthened considerably against the dollar from a low of $1.1967 to $1.2363 currently because of Brexit developments. That diminishes the sterling value of overseas profits and just might be part of the explanation of the very recent drop in share price. It might not of course.

barnesian
10/9/2019
15:56
Barnesian
Quite the opposite in fact
GBG are now earning a lot of Aus $ and US $ with their recent acquisitions of VIX and primarily IDology
Converted back into sterling that surely gives a nice currency tailwind. :-)

S

sweenoid
10/9/2019
12:23
Yep. GBG is sound
gswredland
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