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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Homeserve Plc | HSV | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 1,198.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 1,198.00 | 1,198.00 |
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Posted at 28/4/2022 16:46 by rrn1 Baillie Gifford & Co.AS OF 13 APR 2022 31.43m 9.34% Marathon Asset Management Ltd. AS OF 19 APR 2022 19.09m 5.68% T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc. (Investment Management) AS OF 18 MAY 2021 15.34m 4.56% BlackRock Investment Management (UK) Ltd. AS OF 19 APR 2022 11.61m 3.45% Invesco Asset Management Ltd. AS OF 07 FEB 2020 11.25m 3.34% Abrdn Investment Management Ltd. AS OF 19 APR 2022 10.40m 3.09% Allianz Global Investors GmbH (UK) AS OF 14 APR 2022 9.56m 2.84% FIL Investment Advisors (UK) Ltd. AS OF 12 APR 2022 9.36m 2.78% CA Indosuez Gestion SA AS OF 12 APR 2022 8.96m 2.66% Miton Asset Management Ltd. AS OF 19 APR 2022 8.27m 2.46% |
Posted at 28/4/2022 16:33 by alotto If that is the case, it would be obvious for investors to get in now for an easy 30% turnaround. Why is then the price at about £10? |
Posted at 24/4/2022 16:23 by alotto What happens to the shares of us small investors if the company is taken private, will we still be able to trade the shares or something needs to be done, like trading them OTC etc |
Posted at 24/3/2022 18:53 by paulof2 Just to corroborate my final statement - Per the FT "Private equity firms are offering the highest premiums for listed companies in more than two decades, paying almost 70 per cent above the prior share price in some cases, in a sign of the widening gap between cash-rich buyout groups and public market investors. Buyout groups paid an average premium of 45 per cent for European companies in 2021, the highest since the data company Refinitiv’s&nb Not to mention the fact there will be companies which actually need a takeover to survive which pull down that premium (e.g AA), the premium only increases when you have a company growing both the top line and profit, as well as having a huge untapped market which they are only just beginning to scratch the surface of (US). |
Posted at 25/2/2022 13:07 by aeu97137 Rudder - Harpin is making the right noises about taking advantage of decarbonisation but the reality is that HSV hasn't got any real capability in installing heat pumps, solar panels etc, and large scale adoption is yet being supported by govt policy/financial support.Regardless of the move to decarbonise homes / electrify heat, there will always be a need for maintenance and emergency repair of essential home systems, it's just that this isn't as exciting for investors as the 'green dream' |
Posted at 25/2/2022 11:22 by alotto Hi Disco, are you trying to discredit me? :DI am not invested in VIC as I am not a big fan of companies of recent listing. I don't feel there are enough elements to determine a fair price for VIC as yet but it is on my watchlist. Results from latest announcements are not massively encouraging. If you want to connect to share ideas and opinions on a number of stocks I am all for it. I seem to understand you do your research when picking stocks. Or you wouldn't be here! Rudder, my opinion on HSV and debt. I am not a fan of companies with Zero debt. A certain level of debt and equity keeps new ventures away from taking on market share. A business that can be start on a small initial investment will likely face competition from new ventures approaching the market. I think HSV has a manageable debt and sufficient liquidity (cash). Quick ratio and dividend cover is good too. Interest rates won't rise to a significant level in the medium term. Inflationary pressure will be a reality for the coming 2-3 years Macroeconomics are very difficult if not impossible to predict. The best investors in history didn't pay much attention to macroeconomics. I would focus on healthy attractive businesses at an attractive price. |
Posted at 21/2/2022 11:25 by alotto so that's about £600K. Is it known if that's a sale from a fund manager or from a private investor, etc? |
Posted at 01/2/2022 21:45 by disc0dave45 5th April Pre closing update HTTPS://www.homeserv |
Posted at 26/1/2022 07:46 by rudder Wonder if this will see double digit’s ever again, or is this what the stock market is best at-pulling down the pants of pig investors? |
Posted at 23/5/2017 13:30 by 3rd eye Comment from TMF...........Positive reaction Shares in home emergency, repair and installation services provider, Homeserve (LSE: HSV) have also shown great momentum over the last year. Priced at 463p exactly one year ago, they changed hands for 700p before today — a corking 51% rise. In the 2016/17 financial year, the Walsall-based business recorded a 24% increase in revenue to £785m and pre-tax profits of £98.3m — a climb of 19% on the previous year’s figure. Growth overseas was particularly impressive with record performance achieved in North America. Over the last year, the company has managed to pass the 3m customer milestone, sign up 100 new partners and increase adjusted operating profit by 75% to just over £21m. Customer numbers in France and Spain also rose, by 4% and 7% respectively. Looking to the future, the £2.2bn cap is expected to post earnings per share growth of 18% next year, leaving the stocks on a P/E of 23. That’s pretty rich by most investors’ standards. Nevertheless, with such superb numbers being revealed today, I think this can be justified. Judging by the 12% jump in its share price this morning, the market would seem to agree. |
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