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IDS International Distributions Services Plc

279.00
1.00 (0.36%)
Last Updated: 12:57:13
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
International Distributions Services Plc LSE:IDS London Ordinary Share GB00BDVZYZ77 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  1.00 0.36% 279.00 278.60 279.20 283.20 276.20 278.20 321,906 12:57:13
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Business Services, Nec 12.04B -873M -0.9126 -3.07 2.68B
International Distributions Services Plc is listed in the Business Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker IDS. The last closing price for International Distributi... was 278p. Over the last year, International Distributi... shares have traded in a share price range of 191.20p to 290.40p.

International Distributi... currently has 956,567,218 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of International Distributi... is £2.68 billion. International Distributi... has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -3.07.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
24/4/2024
20:21
The Government and Ofcom are really not playing the game. When this was floated Letters were at least double what they are now and yet they are still saddled with the same Rules.
Not only that but costs have risen dramatically for just about everything. It is a private business only in name being wagged by the Unions and a misplaced, ignorant Government run by a despotic Blair Clone!

isis
24/4/2024
17:29
The Press seem to revel in RM bashing which gels with the Public who hate paying for anything and buy dodgy stuff. The amount of Mobile Booths pretending to fix phones but selling stolen one's should tell you this!
I'm sure Kretinsky has been more than aware of this latest debacle!

isis
24/4/2024
16:27
isis
Post 1392
Those who bought Counterfeit Stamps are even claiming they bought them from Post Offices or bonafide Shops.


They're lying. They've tried to get ridiculously cheap stamps through dubious channels and now want to be bailed out for their foolishness.



isis
Post 1396
They probably paid electronically for Stamps and then claimed they bought them in a Shop. Receipt is required, I think they are lying.

Without a doubt they're lying.

People are so dishonest these days.

geckotheglorious
24/4/2024
15:30
It is understood that the convincing forgeries are being bought unwittingly by small retailers who, unlike the Post Office, are not required to buy stamps directly from Royal Mail and can buy from wholesalers in bulk.11 Apr 2024
isis
24/4/2024
15:26
They probably paid electronically for Stamps and then claimed they bought them in a Shop.
Receipt is required, I think they are lying.

isis
24/4/2024
14:51
Many of those people would have paid electronically....
casholaa
24/4/2024
12:07
People have apparently been buying fake Taylor Swift and other Concert Tickets. I don't see the Press saying that Taylor Swift should reimburse the faked Punters! You could say the same thing about anything faked, seems to only apply to RM!
isis
24/4/2024
11:20
Those who bought Counterfeit Stamps are even claiming they bought them from Post Offices or bonafide Shops.
I find that hard to believe but the Press are accepting the Publics claims as kosher without any proof. The Public never lie do they!? lol
I would have thought a unique barcode would soon sort that out! Meanwhile fake goods are sold everywhere and everyone knows it because of the price mainly and they are not barcoded!

isis
23/4/2024
22:00
The World must be laughing at us and our seemingly apathetic stance on letting ourselves be bought at and ridiculed as our Governments have no Backbone to defend out heritage!
Has to be the the defining indignity to let the Royal Mail go to a Foreigner for a Song! That's what happens when you have an two faced Indian as PM!

isis
23/4/2024
09:36
Sunak/Ofcom are trying (successfully so far) to kick decisions until after the election. Meanwhile RM have to rack up losses because they are playing Politics with this Company.

Sunak is an absolute ---- and the rabble that is the rest of the Party should kick him out!

isis
22/4/2024
19:17
Yeah, the Conservatives need to give up smoking and sunak for the health of the country
casholaa
22/4/2024
16:04
Yes, often overlooked the Property portfolio.
733700
22/4/2024
12:14
Pension surplus and extensive ( not all necessary) property portfolio is a very interesting twist on this company valuation...
moorsie2
22/4/2024
12:01
Imho it should be sat comfortably at 450p
casholaa
22/4/2024
11:56
It would be crazy not to modify the running of IDS/RMG when the letter part of the business is in such decline, and the parcels are such a growing opportunity.

Gradually this potentially great company will be updated and in time have a share price at least double that of today.
This cheeky bid will focus minds, but either way the bidder is in a win win situation.

The only way to save basket case UK is to have efficiently run UK companies and similarly a more efficient public sector.

I sense the mood s shifting, even the hapless Sunak dared to say the other day that people should not take so much time off and that every day problems were no excuse for missing work.

careful
22/4/2024
11:18
Valuable Property assets and Pension Surplus:-
isis
21/4/2024
14:01
Tony Blair Mark II
isis
20/4/2024
18:35
Largest Shareholders are saying bid is undervalued and blaming (rightly so) Ofcom and HMG for completely ignoring a need for change with the USO!
isis
20/4/2024
17:11
Other than the price the two other biggest hurdles I see here which could be break any deal is being owned by a Foreign entity (there is only one National Mail Deliverer) and it also being owned by a billionaire.
Of course you've got the Unions and Shareholders to deal with too.

isis
19/4/2024
18:49
It will be enlightening to see IDS's defence. They are obviously in a better position with no strikes and the Stamp rises, they could also bring next months figures update forward if it is very positive.
The Press are playing into a predators hands by highlighting every letter that goes missing when there are 7billion delivered by Hand every year and upto 20 billion in days gone by. So it's ludicrous to expect every single letter to hit it's target, they are sent and delivered by Humans, these are not digital Bank transactions!
Just look at the Typos and facts Journos get wrong in their reports. Google IDS news and you get 8 different stories about the same thing !

isis
19/4/2024
18:49
I think FY is 23 May? If he is going to do a deal, he needs to get his skates on.
casholaa
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