Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Glanbia Plc | LSE:GLB | London | Ordinary Share | IE0000669501 | ORD EUR0.06 (CDI) |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-0.14 | -0.99% | 14.05 | 13.00 | 15.10 | - | 336,835 | 16:35:03 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Pharmaceutical Preparations | 5.43B | 344.5M | 1.2652 | 11.06 | 3.86B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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21/11/2003 18:29 | Yeah I was a bit disapointed with the fall today, hopefully we will see a bounce next week - markets looking a bit flat today. Have a good weekend . Craig | wipo1 | |
21/11/2003 16:33 | Have a good weekend..... pity it turned out to be such a disappointment.... if Glanbia's shares were more liquid in london the price would benefit appropriately...... Down 5p Sterling on foot of a sale for 362 shares to be precise... at 16:20 pm.....no late reporting trade that I can see!!!......How much does the company pay for this London listing??? | hypocrite | |
21/11/2003 11:53 | Hypocrite:- Thanks for the info mate, can't blame you for wanting to take some profits. I sold some at 140p just before results then bought back for 129.75p. Market makers are very annoying, and its a disgrace that a company with a market cap as large as Glanbia's is as bad as trying to sell a small company that only worth £20million! Fyffes which has a similar maket value seems to be more liquid, probably 'cause there is more market makers trading the stock. Share trading sometimes a catch 22, there is little value in the FTSE 100 so therefore you buy small/mid caps value stocks, then you get market makers mucking about with the price when you go to sell them! I am happy to hold with GLB on a forward p/e of 7 and a decent yield. But it is nice to take a profit sometimes. I also like DVO in this sector as well. Thanks for the reply mate. Craig | wipo1 | |
21/11/2003 10:45 | Wipo1 I was not wanting out of Glanbia....I was taking a small profit on 1/6th of my holding....that is not baling out...... Glanbia is a great company...but understands little about what it takes to have an attractive share price.....much less what it takes to have liquidity in the most important share market.....of course the Dublin guys would love to keep it to themselves...who would'nt I suppose.....that's probably why Kerry are valued SIX-EIGHT times more!!! | hypocrite | |
21/11/2003 09:45 | Well, I have sent my email to all the management, addressing first of course to Mr. Moloney.....I am not holding my breath........ BUT if a company is unaware of the need for several marketmakers in London to facilitate having it's share price traded freely there, then they are simply not going to achieve very much for overseas investors. Moneybags in Phoenix magazine in Dublin has been very critical of the company of late....I havent had much craw up to now for his criticism of the company....but I am beginning to listen now!!!! Caveat Emptor!!! | hypocrite | |
21/11/2003 09:20 | Hi Hypocrite, Sorry to hear you are wanting to get out of Glanbia. The share is very illiquid considering the size of the company. Market makers are pretty fly to mark the price up or down when there is buyers or sellers of any more than a couple of thousand shares. I only hold just over 3000, I am quite happy to leave them in the bottom drawer for now. | wipo1 | |
21/11/2003 08:45 | I will be writing reiterating my observation last year to Mr. Moloney, Glanbia's MD, that the chances of Glanbia's share price gaining greater acceptance in the UK and elsewhere, are slim, while the share is limited to two brokers in Dublin, and ONE only in London, Winterfloods, whom I consider to be a small share broker, (this mornings announcement concerning their new focus on OFEX companies would rather endorse that view). Ownership of Glanbia shares in sterling makes it extremely difficult to trade. This London broker, deals a mere 1000 shares, bid or ask. Taking the appropriate figures into account, it is perhaps symptomatic of Glanbia's problems, that the share price trades at 1/6th to 1/8th of it's peer Kerry Group, suggesting the underperformance of the company and its share price, but more particularly the fact that domestically and internationally Kerry have 8 marketmakers(ref:ADV Glanbia 2 in Dublin and 1 in London. This morning I decided to trim my sterling holding from 72000 to 60000, and trading on ETRADE execution only, I tried to sell 12000 shares, only to find the order did'nt fill, and immediately after the price on advfn had dropped 4.5p and 5 minutes later, it showed down 5p with a sale of 362 shares, which did'nt take a lot of figuring out as to why. I now realise that Glanbia'a London quotation is not very liquid. I have found this out to my cost on the first and only occasion I have tried to sell a single share in the five years since I have owned them. Caveat Emptor! | hypocrite | |
18/11/2003 08:03 | LONDON (AFX) - Glanbia PLC and Milk Link Ltd confirmed that they are in discussions regarding potential opportunities for partnership in serving the UK cheese market. These discussions are ongoing and no conclusions have yet been reached, the company said. Glanbia added that it is committed to continuing to have an ongoing role in the UK cheese sector notwithstanding the outcome of these discussions. newsdesk@afxnews.com slm/ | hypocrite | |
10/10/2003 13:52 | Hi Hypocrite - yeah, some interest generated from a press tip, but otherwise has went quiet. Have you received your dividend yet? I have still not got mine, going to check me bank today, but it was not in yesterday! Cheers | wipo1 | |
10/10/2003 03:58 | Just waiting for the news of their planned acquisitions!!! Otherwise just find 3 marketmakers, only 1 in London a bit of a bugbear!!!! | hypocrite | |
08/10/2003 18:53 | Its went all quiet here, everyone still in I take it and enjoying the nice steady rise! GLB and FFY are my two biggest holdings, i have high hopes for both. | wipo1 | |
11/9/2003 20:44 | A few market maker buys for 10,000 shares in the last few days - seems that one the MMs is holding back the price, bit like a lot the other small caps. | wipo1 | |
08/9/2003 15:51 | Nice rise today after a tip from the Mail on Sunday. Trend on this one is definately up. I topped up again today! | wipo1 | |
27/8/2003 07:34 | hypocrite..Do you know when the cut off date is for the next dividend, and what it presently is per share? I would be buying them in London and not Dublin, if that makes any difference. Thanks in advance | gateside | |
27/8/2003 07:14 | Solid performance....domes after sell offs in the UK....borrowing down 20% to 250 mil......loads of spondulux available for partnerships or acquisitions...NICE dividend again....if I cant get any interest income from the bank, I have to get it from somewhere.....expans to be affected by all their expansion activity as well......growth from Glanbia of 5% in the most difficult first half (globally) since 1930.....has to be seen as a sterling workmanlike performance.....and nice to know one's money is secure for a change!!! Euros 3 by year end!!!! Caveat Emptor!!!!! | hypocrite | |
26/8/2003 22:00 | Hypocrite....Some excellent posts, there are so many shares out there, this one has gone un-noticed by myself in the past...only wish it hadn't. I have shares in FFY, though which I got a link to GLB and after reading though your posts, would agree that this is an excellent comapny in the making... Will be watching carefully. The RSI is looking a little high, maybe the fact that it is a little over bought is the reason for the decline in the share price today? If this dips to around 125p would seriously consider buying | gateside | |
18/8/2003 12:39 | Result date announced - Weds 27 Aug - next week. I wish this thread had a better title - I keep missing it. Just topped up. CR | cockneyrebel | |
17/8/2003 14:34 | Kerry V Glanbia Peer Performance is everything or so some of the Dublin broking "experts" would have you believe.....well if that is so....why such a divergence in the share price???? Do Kerry have better sales representation for their share price???? Kerry having EIGHT marketmakers, between Dublin, London and the Continent, and an ADR listing in New York MUST mean the Kerry case is better heard than Glanbia's...with a miserable two in Dublin and one in London.....and as far as I can gather no US listing at all. | hypocrite | |
17/8/2003 09:20 | interesting comparison when you ask How far can Glanbia go....... With only one marketmaker in London, and two in Dublin, Consider...... Kerry Group........Turnove Glanbia............. Given the paydown of debt, the funding for acquisitions, the rationalisation of their coop sector(same as Kerry), the emergence of multiple global partnerships, European leadership in Pizza cheese products, global whey producing capacities, focus on ingredients industry(just like Kerry), with a few negatives, such as unhappy farmers(just like Kerry), with rationalisation of Irish agriculture looming on a grand scale, possibly via Supercoop(same issue affects Kerry)....why should this company be trading at a tenth of the Kerry share price????? It has one third more shares in issue, 2/3rds the turnover of Kerry, and if all the other fundamentals by which one judges a profitable operation are coming together, what should our target(expectation) be..... Kerry £10 minus 1/3rd difference in turnover=£7 and less 1/3rd for difference in shares issued=£5 at least!!!! | hypocrite | |
13/8/2003 09:29 | Up again today, this one has definately being overlooked. | wipo1 | |
06/8/2003 18:38 | Hyporcrite- Thanks for the interesting posts, I am in GLB - I like this sector, have made a lot on FFY and DVO in the past. Hope to do the same here, seems it is rising slowly but surely. | wipo1 |
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