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IDS International Distribution Services Plc

336.20
2.20 (0.66%)
31 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
International Distribution 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
  2.20 0.66% 336.20 335.80 336.00 337.00 333.60 333.80 6,924,006 16:35:20
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Business Services, Nec 12.04B -873M -0.9126 -3.68 3.21B
International Distribution 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 334p. Over the last year, International Distributi... shares have traded in a share price range of 194.20p to 338.40p.

International Distributi... currently has 956,567,218 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of International Distributi... is £3.21 billion. International Distributi... has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -3.68.

International Distributi... Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
14/5/2024
16:16
It may seem pointless to launch a bid at this juncture that will get rejected and the inherent costs. Even if they board approved the Government might not be happy to see it fall into Foreign hands.
Although diminishing the Post is still an integral UK function.

isis
14/5/2024
16:00
How does he mop up 15-20 percent more shares?
encarter
14/5/2024
13:23
Converesley I do not see a downside for Kretinsky to launch a public offer at 400p and mop up 15 to 20% more shares and take a key board seat at 45% or so shareholding going forward

The biggest risk is him walking away and putting 27% of shares in the open market

moorsie2
14/5/2024
12:55
I don't think the Czech is getting alot of support for this bid so it's likely to lapse. The Board, The Union and alot of shareholders don't want it especially at the prices being bandied around.
If RM can turnaround then the shares are worth North of a Fiver where it's been before.
Sunak is holding up the transformation of RM, the sooner he goes the better, Dictating Blair fanatic!

isis
14/5/2024
12:38
:))

Thank you for being the hall monitor NMRN

moorsie2
14/5/2024
12:33
Moorsie2

"Without a formal offer I can see this dropping back to 220"
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I think everyone on this board has been thinking the same since the announcement of the bid was made but thanks for stating the obvious.

NMRN

not my real name
14/5/2024
12:27
Time to sh1t or get off the pot.

Offer window closes at end of trading tomorrow so into the last 12 hours of trading before the deadline.

Without a formal offer I can see this dropping back to 220

moorsie2
10/5/2024
15:55
Andy Carter MP:

The Leader of the House will no doubt be aware of the ongoing speculation that Royal Mail and its parent company International Distributions Services are subject to a takeover by EP Group. I know she will agree that the Royal Mail plays an important economic, social and cultural role in this country. As well as delivering a universal service obligation to all parts of the UK, Royal Mail is an iconic British brand. It carries His Majesty’s insignia and plays a vital role in all UK elections.

I know how much my constituents value regular and timely postal services. May we have a debate in Government time on what legal safeguards are available to ensure that the important functions of Royal Mail are delivered for all our constituents, and that they continue beyond the obligations in the National Security and Investment Act 2021 in the event that the company is taken over and headquartered outside the UK?

yasx
09/5/2024
17:01
Royal Mail’s GLS Eyes Global Expansion and Innovation

Royal Mail’s Global Parcel Business, GLS, is touted as a robust player in international parcel delivery with a strong European and growing North American presence, delivering around 900 million parcels annually. Leveraging technological innovations and an asset-light business model, GLS has maintained strong financial performance and resilience through market cycles. The company is set to enhance its service offerings and expand globally, with a particular focus on sustainability and out-of-home delivery networks.

isis
09/5/2024
10:12
RMPP produce a valuation every 3 years, the last one being March 2021, so another in the pipeline. Looking at the last one briefly it shows a 700m quid surplus.
encarter
09/5/2024
09:57
If my memory serves me correctly, RMPP belongs to RM and is cash paid in since 2012. RMSPS belongs to the government and is cash paid in before 2012.
encarter
08/5/2024
21:13
Well they must have access to it or the Bouncing Czech Sphinx wouldn't have mentioned it.

As of March 2019, the Royal Mail DB pension schemes had a surplus of £59 million. In November 2019, the pre-withholding tax accounting surplus of the Royal Mail Pension Plan (RMPP) increased to £4.29 billion in the six months before September 29. However, the value of liabilities has increased by almost £2.7 billion, which has caused the surplus to fall by £113 million. Royal Mail expects that the surplus will continue to decrease after the full valuation is completed.

isis
08/5/2024
21:05
isis,

I seem to recall that the Government took on ALL the responsibilities for the pension years ago. I would imagine any surplus would belong to them and not RM.

Also, where did these figures, of between £1.5bn and £2.5bn in surplus, come from?

I have never seen them in any official documents or accounts.

NMRN

not my real name
07/5/2024
14:05
Valuing RM at nothing can't be right because it has assets of property and Pension surplus of over £2.5billion equivalent to £2.50plus a share, that's without the business!
So anyone seeing 400p as a bargain are either stupid or greedy to take anything offered! Admittedly it is higher than current price but it is still not a good deal!
It really shouldn't be too difficult for the Board and it's advisors to point this out.

isis
07/5/2024
12:38
Very muted response to two different press articles saying he's working on a new bid.The market is clearly concerned about the political angle, but I actually don't think it would be blocked.
samdb
07/5/2024
11:33
So it is unlikely to even get offered NAV value let alone a bid Premium!
isis
07/5/2024
09:11
Surprised these aren't higher given Kretinsky is supposedly preparing a bid. The price would still be too low at 400p and I think it's unlikely he would go higher than that imo.
isis
06/5/2024
00:34
isis,

"They would say anything to get the deal through but when it's all forgotten then changes would come in."
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A bit like a Government (of any colour) trying to get elected.

Similar to a candidate at a job interview.

The same as a man trying to get his leg over.

etc, etc, etc.

I think it's called "life."

NMRN

not my real name
02/5/2024
15:48
Government still playing Hard Ball with insisting 6 Day delivery stays.
Deluded Sunak sees this is a vote Winner from the Silver Brigade and possibly Postal Voters?

isis
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