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GRG Greggs Plc

2,874.00
14.00 (0.49%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Greggs Plc LSE:GRG London Ordinary Share GB00B63QSB39 ORD 2P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  14.00 0.49% 2,874.00 2,876.00 2,880.00 2,896.00 2,850.00 2,878.00 108,492 16:35:05
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Bakeries-retail 1.81B 142.5M 1.4065 20.45 2.91B
Greggs Plc is listed in the Bakeries-retail sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker GRG. The last closing price for Greggs was 2,860p. Over the last year, Greggs shares have traded in a share price range of 2,248.00p to 2,914.00p.

Greggs currently has 101,318,712 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Greggs is £2.91 billion. Greggs has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 20.45.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
29/9/2020
09:15
As could everything the way things are going.
philanderer
29/9/2020
09:13
Brokers estimate for the year ending December 2021 were.
Profits of 51.5M and an eps of 47.3p.
Forward pe over 24.
Could fall much further.

phar lap
29/9/2020
09:10
'Greggs hints at job cuts as furlough scheme ends'


Bakery chain Greggs has hinted at possible job cuts as the government's furlough scheme ends.

The company, which employs 25,000 workers, expects business activity to "remain below normal for the foreseeable future".

It said it had reviewed staff costs and was currently consulting with unions and employee representatives.

Greggs said it wanted to reduce the risk of job cuts by putting people on reduced hours.

However, it is not clear if the company will use the government's new Job Support Scheme where employers and the state top up workers' pay who are on fewer hours.

The scheme will replace the existing furlough programme which is coming to an end on 31 October. The vast majority of Gregg's 25,000 workforce had been placed on furlough during lockdown.


BBC

philanderer
29/9/2020
09:03
As with many businesses things have changed and for many older people that will mean forever.

Greggs......"Adapting to uncertain trading outlook"

philanderer
29/9/2020
08:54
I am surprised the share price hasn't gone up after the T.S. which I thought was very encouraging. I think they have done very well in the circumstances and are finding a way round them. I'm happy to give the management the benefit of the doubt and certainly will not be selling at this low price; might even top up though as a family (having donated my original holding to children and grandchildren and bought more for self in ISA) we have quite a chunk already. I have every confidence in the management to manage the situation. Refreshing to read they are paying their rents on time contrary to many who could do so perfectly well but are passing the buck to landlords. Honesty and ethics count for a lot in my book.
bouleversee
29/9/2020
08:42
As the GRG share price was near £17 at the time of that post bergster,

I'm surprised you were "topping up" if you anticipated £6.

essentialinvestor
29/9/2020
08:40
bergster56 - 10 Jul 2020 - 08:18:17 - 4173 of 4353 Greggs with Charts & News - GRG
I’ve been in several different Greggs in the Midlands - all very busy. The staff member I spoke to said things had been “crazy”

People were willing to queue around the corner

Once people realise the queues are longer only because of social distancing and not longer waiting times things will snowball even further

Topping up further

Topping up

essentialinvestor
29/9/2020
08:36
Perhaps worth a revisit in Q1
cl0ckw0rk0range
29/9/2020
08:16
I said months ago this would hit 600p. Sadly I will be correct
bergster56
29/9/2020
07:59
Noticed the same on profitability, not a mention.

They were running like a steam train prior to COVID,
GRG momentum looked unstoppable.

essentialinvestor
29/9/2020
07:56
Given they are an excellently run company its unfortunate they have been so unavoidably hit by the pandemic. Pretty telling today that they have made no comment whatsoever re profitability in today's TS, be it either in terms of recent performance or by comparison with broker forecasts.
shanklin
29/9/2020
07:29
Well said CLock Orangee. Wait and see for more clarity in a few months time.
debsdowner
29/9/2020
07:20
It's already more than halved which is understandable but sub 5 must surely be on the cards in the coming sessions.
cl0ckw0rk0range
29/9/2020
07:17
All those Greggs stores in all those areas that depended on 9-5 staff popping in for their bacon rolls on the way to work and sarnies at lunch will be mothballed. One to keep an eye on but there will be profit warnings to come here.
cl0ckw0rk0range
29/9/2020
06:49
I dont think this will be a short term problem either. I work in a large office and they were very anti wfh. We've now been told even post covid all staff can wfh 50% of the week as company policy. Also more people will switch more purchases to online so less footfall in shopping areas?
i like beer
29/9/2020
06:48
They are restarting shop openings. You don't expand if things were that bad....Expecting a good recovery here.
invisage
29/9/2020
06:47
What happens in 6 months the point. Competition bust and greggs stronger imo
nimbo1
29/9/2020
06:44
Results are ahead of broker's forecasts....that is what counts
lasata
29/9/2020
06:41
Greggs will suffer from reduced footfall due in part to workers told to work from home which means less snacks at lunch time.

The chart speaks for itself.

debsdowner
29/9/2020
06:29
2 1/2% click and collect built up quickly
lasata
29/9/2020
06:28
They have a growth plan and a pandemic recovery plan underway and I see no reason that they won't continue to try and execute them as best they can. They are cash flow positive and are paying the bills, what's not to like.
spacecake
29/9/2020
06:26
Good results in the circumstances.
trt
29/9/2020
06:26
Thoughts? Yea going in the right direction. Better than forecast by brokers.
invisage
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