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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Good Energy Group Plc | LSE:GOOD | London | Ordinary Share | GB0033600353 | ORD 5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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15.00 | 6.12% | 260.00 | 260.00 | 266.00 | 263.00 | 244.00 | 245.00 | 106,408 | 16:35:05 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Electric Services | 248.68M | 9.23M | 0.5555 | 4.73 | 43.68M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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27/9/2012 18:57 | Well with earnings up 80% in H1 to near 9p these still look good value imo. CR | cockneyrebel | |
27/9/2012 18:53 | The institutions who bought in at just 85p a couple of months ago will also be glad they got some (i.e. four million quid's worth) - they've more than doubled their money already (on paper at least)! Liquidity is pretty thin: volume of 55,514 today has added £3.5 million to the market capitalisation - Price +/- Var % Volume Last close 177.50 +28.00 +18.73% 55,514 177.50 on 27-Sep-2012 The "exchange market size" is just 2,000. | hedgehog 100 | |
27/9/2012 09:48 | anyone care to sell some shares? glad i got some of these. | rolo7 | |
18/9/2012 19:07 | Nice to see a renewable energy company doing well for a change, after all the recent investment disasters in this sector! The growth in feed-in tariff customers looks particularly impressive ... albeit that the company don't expect this level of FIT growth to continue. "Good Energy's FIT administration services have been in considerable demand due to various government deadlines on FIT in 2012. The number of FIT customers now stands at over 39,000, an increase of 36,965 in the past 12 months. While the expectation is that growth in FIT customer numbers will now slow significantly, following the recent 31 July 2012 tariff change, the FIT administration business with its annual administration fees is important to the Group." "HOW THE TARIFFS MAKE YOU MONEY There are three separate ways that the Tariffs help you make money from generating your own energy: The Generation Tariff: You earn a fixed income for every kilowatt hour of electricity you generate whether you use yourself in your property or export it to the grid. The Export Tariff: You earn an additional fixed income for every kilowatt hour of electricity you sell back to the grid. The bit you still buy from your electricity supplier: When you can't generate enough electricity for your needs (if the wind don't blow and the sun don't shine) you still buy electricity from your utility company at the normal rates but it'll be much less electricity than you currently buy." P.S. Shammytime's recent prediction now looks a bit less ridiculous, with the sharp rise this week to 142.5p. shammytime 23 Aug'12 - 08:27 - 2 of 12 (premium) "Could see a very sharp rise this week - expecting 150p by end of week. You heard it here first ;-)" | hedgehog 100 | |
18/9/2012 11:06 | I'm a user because although they're not the cheapest, they're the only 100% renewable electricity company in the market and that's a brand value I'm interested in. Consumers don't always go for the cheapest - they buy the brand (which is great in a highly commoditised market like electricity) and good energy has the strongest brand for this niche in the market. They're never going to be EDF or its equivalent, but they are building up a loyal customer base that isn't going to switch the next time the Daily Mail runs a rip-off Britain campaign. I'm an investor in this company because the politics of energy (renewables targets, energy security, global warming, etc) point to the economics of renewables having to be brought into line with fossil-fuel generation (or nuclear) as the majority of customers, including many on this board I'd guess, won't switch unless the offering is competitive. Unfortunately for the Government and tax-payer, that means subsidies. | bignads | |
18/9/2012 08:07 | Comparing their tariffs with what we pay, they seem very uncompetitive for gas and electric. I guess their chief focus must be people who are sufficiently well off and eco-friendly that they are happy to overpay to feel as though they are saving the planet. | shanklin | |
18/9/2012 07:58 | The EPS is pre the flotation dilution so won't look quite so good for the FY. Intriguing company nevertheless. Anyone actually use them? | wjccghcc | |
18/9/2012 07:55 | ...or that I had not noticed it previously | shanklin | |
18/9/2012 07:34 | A near doubling of earnings to 8.4p eps in H1 - fabulous growth for a PE that looks like single digit imo. Shame it's hard to buy any volume. All imo/dyor etc. CR | cockneyrebel | |
17/9/2012 19:37 | Good price movement today - this is a very good company and tomorrow's results should reflect that. | bignads | |
23/8/2012 11:17 | I understand your raised eyebrow hedge but it will happen, the grapevine has been talking but looks like nobody is listening at the moment... | shammytime | |
23/8/2012 09:20 | 150p by the end of this week, Shammytime??!! Considering that it's already Thursday, that would be quite something! You'll forgive me for being somewhat sceptical. | hedgehog 100 | |
23/8/2012 07:27 | Could see a very sharp rise this week - expecting 150p by end of week. You heard it here first ;-) | shammytime | |
22/8/2012 17:23 | Dealings in Good Energy shares commenced on AIM on 30 July 2012, following withdrawal from trading on the PLUS Market. The floatation was accompanied by a placing of 4,705,882 new Ordinary Shares at 85 pence per Ordinary Share, which based on the placing price gave it a market capitalisation of GBP10.6 million on admission. Following admission the Company had 12,522,649 Ordinary Shares in issue, which at the current (i.e. 22.8.12) market price of 112p gives it a market capitalisation of £14.025M. Key GOOD business financials for year ended 31 December 2011: * Revenue £21.577 million * Adjusted profit before tax £0.851 million Good Energy's Admission Document of 25 July 2012: Good Energy websites: | hedgehog 100 | |
14/6/2009 20:20 | Shameless bump back up! Is Goodfella still around?? | yz426 | |
07/1/2008 16:12 | No bb is complete without one, imv. | old tom howard | |
07/10/2006 15:38 | she's a brave woman | pizza3 | |
11/8/2006 22:55 | Nice work boys, next step Syria while U.K and U.S bomb Iran. | raven | |
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