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HLN Haleon

378.10
-0.70 (-0.18%)
03 Jan 2025 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Haleon LSE:HLN London Ordinary Share GB00BMX86B70 ORD GBP0.01
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.70 -0.18% 378.10 376.90 377.10 380.00 376.00 377.40 7,147,785 16:35:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Offices-holdng Companies,nec 11.3B 1.05B 0.1148 32.84 34.6B
Haleon is listed in the Offices-holdng Companies sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HLN. The last closing price for Haleon was 378.80p. Over the last year, Haleon shares have traded in a share price range of 310.45p to 400.50p.

Haleon currently has 9,133,887,197 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Haleon is £34.60 billion. Haleon has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 32.84.

Haleon Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/10/2023
15:19
Well supported ?Well said.
abdullla
04/10/2023
09:55
Seeming quite well supported. Holding demerged tranche plus some bought after the initial fall in the 250s.
patientcapital
04/10/2023
08:33
Not a very active thread. HLN may be worth a look?
alphorn
02/8/2023
15:32
But why are the shares crashing
abdullla
02/8/2023
07:18
Outlook guidance raised:

For FY 2023 the Company now expects:

Organic revenue growth to be 7-8%. This compares with "towards the upper end of the 4-6% range" as shared in the Q1 Trading Statement on 3 May 2023.

Adjusted operating profit growth to be 9-11% constant currency

zho
18/5/2023
11:17
Consumer health stocks show their defensive qualities

Steady growth and pricing power make companies such as Haleon look attractive

zho
12/5/2023
07:04
GSK PLC GSK completes sale of shares in Haleon plc

Further to the announcement by GSK on 11 May 2023, GSK has agreed to sell 240m ordinary shares in Haleon plc (" Haleon ") at a price of 335 pence per share (the " Placing Shares "), raising gross proceeds of approximately GBP804m (the " Placing ").

Following settlement of the Placing, GSK will hold 955m(1) ordinary shares in Haleon, representing approximately 10.3% of the issued share capital of Haleon.

GSK and Pfizer Inc. (which holds a 32% stake in Haleon), have each undertaken not to dispose of any further shares in Haleon for a period of 60 days following settlement of the Placing, subject to certain customary exceptions and waiver by BofA Securities.

zho
07/5/2023
09:06
The Times last week thinks that it may be overvalued despite its cash generation that will reduce its debt. FWIW
wad collector
03/5/2023
07:23
Well I suppose I am glad it’s not a bad set of results
nerja
20/4/2023
17:28
Yes, quite happy with that.

Happy to hold long term....

dancing piranha
20/4/2023
06:07
Fairly good statement.
patientcapital
06/4/2023
13:45
Nicely timed for a change!
dancing piranha
05/4/2023
17:05
Closing high. GSK perking up a bit too.
patientcapital
05/4/2023
11:33
I'm in from this morning, I like the look of this!
dancing piranha
22/3/2023
08:45
Good to see another connected person purchase.
patientcapital
13/3/2023
17:52
Haleon issued bonds at demerger, luckily before interest rates increased, I understand the USD long dated bonds are selling at a big discount, so in theory can use £2B cashflow to buyback, any thoughts from others best use of cashflow. Dividends or buy back Bonds?.
giltedge1
08/3/2023
07:44
Reasonable vote of confidence by Lewis.
patientcapital
04/3/2023
14:55
The 50bn was enterprise value so debt included
daneswooddynamo
03/3/2023
11:21
I was a bit sceptical about this Company when spunoff, too much debt. When reading report quite impressed, one of few consumer goods branded companies, to improve volumes as well as price, other blue chips have failed, P&G, ULVR, Nestle etc. Also £2Bn free cash flow, so big dent in debt in a few years time, right action to pay down instead of Divs. luckily most debt fixed rate for 8 years, so can get a nice income on deposits from free cashflow. ULVR was happy to pay £50Billion, I presume debt free, so almost £ 5.00. Should be about £ 4.00 in 2 years time.
giltedge1
02/3/2023
15:45
Why Haleon shares are down 4% despite healthy sales
zho
02/3/2023
12:18
I started investing in 1998, now every morning I first read the Obituaries column in the newspaper, if my name isn't there I can get on with my day - Happy investing ;)
gbh2
02/3/2023
12:10
I'am older, only been investing/ trading for 25 years, it flew over, another 10 years will be gone in the blink of an eye assuming I can keep waking up in the morning :-)
spacecake
02/3/2023
12:02
These things depend upon your time frame, which changes as one gets older for instance a Medium term investment when I was 40 was a few years, now it's a few months :)
gbh2
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