Homeserve Share Price (HSV)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Homeserve Plc	LSE:HSV	London	Ordinary Share	GB00BYYTFB60	ORD 2 9/13P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-16.00p	-1.57%	1,006.00p	320,425	16:35:12

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
1,003.00p		1,005.00p	1,026.00p	1,000.00p	1,023.00p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Support Services	899.70	123.30	30.20	33.3	3,344.6

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
21/3/2019	12:34	UKREG	Homeserve Plc Director/PDMR Shareholding
06/3/2019	16:31	UKREG	Homeserve Plc Additional Listing
04/3/2019	10:02	UKREG	Homeserve Plc Total Voting Rights
28/2/2019	13:42	UKREG	Homeserve Plc Holding(s) in Company
21/2/2019	11:27	UKREG	Homeserve Plc Director/PDMR Shareholding
14/2/2019	09:09	ALNC	HomeServe Expands Into Japan With Home Repair Services Joint Venture
14/2/2019	07:41	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
14/2/2019	07:30	UKREG	Homeserve Plc Joint Venture
11/2/2019	14:20	UKREG	Homeserve Plc Additional Listing
01/2/2019	10:51	UKREG	Homeserve Plc Block listing Interim Review

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24/3/2019 08:20	Homeserve Daily Update: Homeserve Plc is listed in the Support Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HSV. The last closing price for Homeserve was 1,022p. Homeserve Plc has a 4 week average price of 952p and a 12 week average price of 851p. The 1 year high share price is 1,066p while the 1 year low share price is currently 714.50p. There are currently 332,461,138 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 556,217 shares. The market capitalisation of Homeserve Plc is £3,344,559,048.28. Read Full Thread Reply
23/5/2017 12:30	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. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
13/3/2017 11:12	firtashia: Thinking we've got an II selling- volumes appear to be atypically higher since 14 Feb. Will be interesting to see the total volume traded at COP today, maybe the share price dipping below 510 was the final large tranche being dumped. If so then hopefully the share price will start to pick up again. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
19/9/2012 13:23	kristini2: have been trying for two days to get hold of my valliant boiler engineer to deal with insured boiler problem, i have feeling valliant outsource to homeserve, if so, oh dear 3 hours of cals and no answers, may explain the share price reaction past day Read Full Thread Follow Reply
22/5/2012 08:22	bobsidian: Seems like the share price is being hit twice with the same newsflow. Even on the lesser adjusted EPS, the share price is now on a P/E of less than 7 times current earnings. Interesting at just how technically oversold the share price currently appears to be, Technical rebound imminent ? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/2/2012 09:02	masurenguy: I'm perfectly chilled as I have no position here and can take an entirely objective view. I'm interested in informed and intelligent contrarian cases not wild assertions that are unsubstantiated or pure innuendo, which is just another form of spin. "I expect vol ain't huge cost no one wants to buy it." Well clearly "vol ain't huge" because there are not massive sellers either but that side of the coin obviously doesn't suit your spin ! There is never any balance in your posts at all. "remind me again why you think the share price is off 9% in the last two days if it's nothing to do with a director selling some stock and the CPP fine?" A fall of 6% yesterday on average trading volumes is not significant and well within the normal daily volatility for this share but since you obviously don't look at share volumes you're clearly not in a position to make any kind of informed comment on this. "If I was short, why would I be worried when the share price has fallen 9% in the last two days alone? Weird logic." Not weird logic at all ! If you are short, as both your spin and name implies, then you concern could be related to the price point where you went short (the shareprice was down as low as 215p in November), or your unease that there has not been the really significant knock on effect so far that shorters probably expected from the CPP fallout. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/2/2012 08:43	megabear: Masurenguy - you should chill out a bit. I expect vol ain't huge cost no one wants to buy it. Will be interesting to see if we get any holdings in company announcements over the next week to see if it is just private holders doing the selling. Out of interest, remind me again why you think the share price is off 9% in the last two days if it's nothing to do with a director selling some stock and the CPP fine? Your final comment makes no sense. If I was short, why would I be worried when the share price has fallen 9% in the last two days alone? Weird logic. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/2/2012 08:26	masurenguy: Megabear - 20 Feb'12 - 488: Maybe she tried to sell more but couldn't find any buyers? Maybe she's still looking for buyers? Probably not having much luck today. Megabear - 21 Feb'12 - 498: Krisitini - apart from a director, who do you think is doing the selling then? Of course instis are fleeing. They may have been aware of the FSA's investigation into HSV but they weren't aware until yesterday that the FSA was going to slap a great big fine on CPP, which led to its suspension. You keep making these wild statements without a shred of evidence to support them. Yesterday you asserted that insider Rachel Hughes was possibly trying to sell the rest of her shares but probably could not find a buyer when the share trading volume was 5 x her actual holding.Today you are stating that "of course instis are fleeing" in the context of yesterdays CPP news. However the HSV share trading volume yesterday was exactly the same as the average daily trading volume over the past 3 months. You just use innuendo and absurd claims in order to put as negative a spin as possible on the shareprice with a total disregard for the actual facts. As a result your credibility here is now zero ! You are obviously short and it would appear that you are also rather worried too. Edit: 08.40 Incidentally Rachel Hughes sale of 28,000 shares represented just 2% of yesterdays total trading volume. You also fail to mention that two other directors, Mingay and David, collectively bought 37,688 shares in the company over the previous 10 days ! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/2/2012 08:08	megabear: Krisitini - apart from a director, who do you think is doing the selling then? Of course instis are fleeing. They may have been aware of the FSA's investigation into HSV but they weren't aware until yesterday that the FSA was going to slap a great big fine on CPP, which led to its suspension. Now they're worried that it will happen to HSV. Do you think the 6% drop in HSV's share price yesterday and opening 2% lower today is a coincidence? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
08/12/2011 09:42	nasprey: Like many of you, I've been watching this stock like a hawk over the last 2 months. I can't see this going much higher than 300p any time soon, The massive drop from a few weeks ago is still fresh in investors minds and IMO the recent increase from circa 225p is unjustified with buyers blindly following Invesco. Only a month ago the share price managed to dust itself off and clamber from 250p all the way back up to 340p before very quickly tumbling even further 210p. Simon Cawkwell hates this stock and is convinced it's about to fall off a cliff. I agree with him. Back in November he recommended a Sell down to 150p (albeit before the Veolia acquisition) but that whole Veolia deal does nothing for me: http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/cde55f12-1d08-11e1-a26a-00144feabdc0.html#axzz1fw4ZHs2T "Veolia's decision to sell its 51 per cent stake in the joint venture comes as the French company struggles to turn its business around. Earlier this year it announced an 800m writedown, owing to problems in its US, Italian and north African businesses." "Shares in Homeserve rose 5.5 per cent to 270p, while Veolia's share price was largely unchanged at 9.41." "Last week the troubled home repair and insurance company revealed a £10m one off charge and £10m in additional annual costs for retraining sales staff and broader changes to UK marketing. It also said renewal revenues would fall in 2013." Homeserve's Claims Director Simon Pook has also 'Jumped Ship' to join Ai Claims Solutions. Whether or not that is a necessarily a bad thing is debatable. "Mr Pook added: "After just over six years at Homeserve, I am delighted to be joining the team at Ai." "Homeserve had to suspend all sales in October temporarily following a mis-selling review, however a spokesman for Ai Claims confirmed that Mr Pook was not involved due to his position on the claims side of the company." "Prior to his two years as claims director at Homeserve, Mr Pook spent four years as Homeserve's international business development director and seven years in senior director roles at retailer the Game Group." I'm going with Peel Hunt for the time being, 220p then even lower after Xmas IMO. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
11/11/2011 08:28	nasprey: "Richard Harpin yesterday admitted the company had "lost its focus" on customer service" - Thats a pretty big deal for a company who's core is customer service.." I really like how they describe the blatant mis-selling and dodgy phone tactics that every man and his dog has experienced first hand via their phone marketing and which their profits rely on as "Mr Harpin said: "When we got the Deloitte report, we expected to get a clean bill of health but they said there were a few issues we needed to tighten up." Published: Today HOMESERVE chief executive Richard Harpin yesterday admitted the company had "lost its focus" on customer service. He vowed to win back the hearts and wallets of punters across the country - and sort out the share price. Outbound sales calls from a centre at the middle of an internal investigation may not restart for weeks. But "inbound" sales to customers ringing up restarted at the weekend. Mr Harpin told Sun City: "There have been some scary headlines. But we're clearly trying to get things sorted, and we are making progress." Homeserve's market value has crashed since The Sun first revealed fears of a mis-selling scandal at the company's main call centre in Walsall, West Midlands, two weeks ago. Shares on Wednesday night were sitting 50 PER CENT below their value at the start of the month. That triggered a stock market statement from Homeserve yesterday - and Mr Harpin's first public comments since our story broke. He said an internal investigation by accountants DELOITTE found "issues that needed to be tightened up" in the Walsall call centre - as we revealed. But he insisted only 153 customers out of THREE MILLION have since rung the company to cancel their insurance policies - for everything from blocked drains to faulty boilers. He confirmed staff were now being re-trained, and the exec in charge of Homeserve's business in the US is flying back to lead the turnaround here. Mr Harpin said: "When we got the Deloitte report, we expected to get a clean bill of health but they said there were a few issues we needed to tighten up. "They said there is no widespread systemic mis-selling in Homeserve, but there were some pockets or issues where we can improve. It's disappointing and I'd be the first to admit we lost focus. We found things no one can be proud of in our business." But he said: "I want people to understand that Homeserve is absolutely a customer-focused business. That is right at the top of our agenda." Homeserve's shares leapt 17 per cent yesterday to 256p. They were trading at over 483.5p at the end of October. Mr Harpin refused to comment on why he thought Homeserve had lost its way. Industry sources have told Sun City Homeserve has mulled a tie-up with ACROMAS - the owner of the AA and SAGA. Mr Harpin denied any talks with Acromas' private equity owners. Andy Brown, analyst at PANMURE GORDON, said uncertainty would hang over Homeserve until the Financial Services Authority decides on any penalty. He said: "With ongoing share price weakness, an update on its UK sales is welcome. The risk of mis-selling issues remains unknown but real." Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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