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HLCL Helical Plc

203.50
1.00 (0.49%)
Last Updated: 09:41:10
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Helical Plc LSE:HLCL London Ordinary Share GB00B0FYMT95 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  1.00 0.49% 203.50 203.50 206.00 204.50 201.50 204.50 6,681 09:41:10
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Lessors Of Real Property,nec 49.85M -64.51M -0.5230 -3.89 251.03M
Helical Plc is listed in the Lessors Of Real Property sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HLCL. The last closing price for Helical was 202.50p. Over the last year, Helical shares have traded in a share price range of 181.00p to 311.50p.

Helical currently has 123,355,200 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Helical is £251.03 million. Helical has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -3.89.

Helical Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
17/11/2017
12:24
(as a holder), it would be nice to see some directors buying.

"The Company uses gearing on a tactical basis throughout the property cycle, being raised to accentuate property performance when property returns are judged to materially outperform the cost of debt and lowered when seeking to reduce exposure to the property cycle."

It seems the market is punishing the share price for their current level of gearing, so its their (highly renumerated) acumen that is being doubted,so now would be a good time for them to wade in!

llef
17/11/2017
10:29
285-290 may be an interesting area to add, if we go that low.
essentialinvestor
16/11/2017
16:24
Had a small amount @ 2.98.

Under 2.90 would not surprise me on a weaker market day, just imv only.

essentialinvestor
15/11/2017
19:59
yep, Land have actually added to their retail exposure this year - spending 330m on 3 sites which seems a bit brave to me - and which has put me off buying some.

But helical were obv exposed re their gearing - I think that is why they rushed to announce yesterday that they had sold their retirement villages to L&G at 13% discount to book value. They have 100m conv bond maturing june 2019, and 80m retual bond maturing june 2020 - it would be hard/expensive to roll those over with gearing of over 50% - not going to be cheap with gearing of 43% either!

I agree that GPOR is best in class:

helical debt has average maturity of 3 years and rate of 4.3% and gearing of 43%
great portland is 5.7 years and 2.7% and gearing of 15%

I know which i prefer (tho I hold both), and Portland is still looking to sell more in H2!...

llef
15/11/2017
17:43
Retail exposure is valid, thought about it today as bought a small
amount of LAND earlier.

Many larger REITS appear to have increased retail
asset quality over the last few years, whether that is borne out in the next
cycle downturn remains to be seen.

I was a little underwhelmed by the HLCL leasing update, may need to re-read
the statement. GPOR perhaps the sector pick atm, price can be volatile.

essentialinvestor
15/11/2017
15:18
helical has higher gearing, but LAND has more retail exposure (quite a lot in fact).
so its swings and roundabouts really - do you agree?

llef
15/11/2017
14:14
You can now buy LAND on a near 40% NAV discount, is HLCL good value in
this context at current levels?.

essentialinvestor
07/10/2017
13:02
Out of HLCL as of yesterday morning, may be the incorrect decision.
The macro backdrop looks to be more challenging given political instability
and slowing GDP.
On the flipside the already very considerable discount to NAV may provide
support. Good luck to anyone holding.

essentialinvestor
04/10/2017
12:02
30 years points to a lot of experience...or old age
badtime
04/10/2017
10:25
Thank you for the explanation.
spooky
04/10/2017
10:16
I tried to answer your question, rather than just ignoring it.
Stick with what works for you. And as per my post I sold a few, not all.

essentialinvestor
04/10/2017
10:13
On positions where I am less confident of direction, for example buying a small
amount of BT.a late yesterday and selling this morning, then will accept a
small return for a very short holding period. On hgher conviction positions
will usually hold in quantity.

essentialinvestor
04/10/2017
10:12
EI, trading them for 10-15p doesn't stack up in terms of risk reward, no matter how long you have been doing it.
spooky
04/10/2017
10:06
Bought down to 2.91, it's not pennies. And have been doing this for nearly
30 years.

I set price targets and attempt to stick with those.

essentialinvestor
04/10/2017
09:57
Not sure trading for pennies is the way to go. In fact i'm certain it isn't.
spooky
04/10/2017
09:55
He does quite well
badtime
03/10/2017
15:21
Why? Impeccable short term timing.
spooky
03/10/2017
14:50
Sold a few.
essentialinvestor
28/9/2017
18:35
What's your average EI
badtime
28/9/2017
10:03
like your style
edwardt
21/9/2017
12:42
Another few added.
essentialinvestor
20/9/2017
11:03
Bout back in this AM, small amount.

Intend to add in stages lower, if available.

essentialinvestor
25/7/2017
14:27
We'll move sold some more, as want to re-deploy the cash.
Discount to NAV still looks very generous, although less so than two weeks ago.

essentialinvestor
25/7/2017
13:06
results at agm on pay - basically puts in doubt the business model here surely. could be a target imo. dyor etc etc.
edwardt
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