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INL Inland Homes Plc

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Inland Homes Plc LSE:INL London Ordinary Share GB00B1TR0310 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 8.50 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
06/4/2022
06:28
Very odd indeed
solarno lopez
06/4/2022
06:23
Agreed Peter - most odd

No sales figure quoted

No reason for an immediate departure

joe say
06/4/2022
06:22
A brutal announcement about Gary Skinner! How much have the land sales generated? What is the reduction in the debt? I guess they sold at less than internal valuation otherwise they would be saying how well they have done.
peter27
06/4/2022
06:11
But at least I added an extension to mine !
solarno lopez
05/4/2022
16:52
whys s this one falling into the earth's core?

NAV per share is 107.8 so 60% discount

george stobart
04/4/2022
16:14
Lot of build cost pressures here albeit not necessarily on land sales and local authority shared ownership BTR JV type deals. These costs can to a degree be passed on. Debt seems quite high and needs to be addressed, strategic land banks are always marked down substantially due to the risk factor.

Feels also like we might be at the end of this (always cyclical) house price boom which would also cause some issues for them and other quoted developers.

finkie
28/3/2022
13:09
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to attend the AGM last week. I realise they can't disclose market sensitive information, but it would have been good to have got an update on their strategy. The half year closes in a couple of days, so at least we will have the interims in due course. The discount to EPRA is frustrating - I hope it is just a question of waiting for the (stock) market to catch up?
p1966
28/3/2022
12:34
What a frustrating share this is, down over 5% on a positive market day..😳
igoe104
21/3/2022
19:29
The debt is a drop in the ocean compared to INL landbank...
igoe104
21/3/2022
18:12
Let’s face it they are on the back foot and the buyers know it. When your chief exec says that one of the strategic objectives is to reduce net debt you know you are up against it
daneswooddynamo
21/3/2022
09:06
Worry that holds the price back is all these build contracts that INL are doing to sell the land parcels. Is there any money in them? Who takes the risks on materials inflation? INL really need to be clearer about this.
igbertsponk
21/3/2022
07:17
Good news at last, hopefully a recovery will start happening here.
igoe104
08/3/2022
14:10
If there has been changes at the Board level - wouldn't they have to rns it? (but what have you heard?)
oi_oi_savaloy
08/3/2022
13:31
Hearing there have been some senior management changes ?
inlandinvestment
08/3/2022
13:23
My apologies, noticed inland homes in the title of the link..🥴 and didn't read it properly...
igoe104
08/3/2022
13:11
Is that anything to do with INL?
igbertsponk
08/3/2022
12:55
Housing approval.

The Northstowe development will eventually have around 10,000 homes and 4,000 ... Inland Homes wins appeal against refusal for 206-home scheme.

igoe104
24/2/2022
07:52
https://www.constructionenquirer.com/2022/02/24/30m-staines-resi-towers-approved-on-appeal/
gamwah
22/2/2022
18:11
Hahaha

If Putin bombs London, you can kiss goodbye to all stocks

unless you are fully hedged

spob
21/2/2022
17:23
If Putin bombs London then Inland's share price will collapse because their assets are within the South East
george stobart
21/2/2022
17:18
...from last year ...

Company overview:
Inland Homes, incorporated in 2005, is a UK-based brownfield developer and housebuilder. The primary focus of the company are residentially led developments for direct sales. INL brings value through its ability to unlock the potential of the property by securing planning permission. The company is now well-known player in the field with a reputation of a quality builder.
INL adopts a more organic growth approach towards growth, with limited acquisitions of companies. This in turn kept the goodwill at nil. In their interim reports, the management put at the forefront their ambition to reduce net debt position (10% reduction during the interim). ROCE is growing at 17% CAGR and the EV/EBITDA is about average. Unfortunately, we do not see the strong growth in revenue and EPS that we would like to see. The interim results released earlier this year were mixed, as the company generated a loss. The issue came primarily from the gross profit margin being squeezed, due to high cost of sales in a couple of segments. However, the cash flow from operations at £12.1m, was significantly ahead of previous year’s negative figure.
Latest trading update confirms the company is on track of meeting the strategic priorities mentioned above, namely the reduction of net debt and further extension of the maturity on their borrowing facilities. The trading performance for the whole year ending in September is expected to be in line with forecasts. Turnover is expected to reach record £195m, 57% ahead of last year’s performance. The strong growth is driven primarily by the householding division doubled profits. INL is well positioned to profit from the continuous shortage of homes in the operating regions....

...from WealthOracleAM

km18
10/2/2022
14:43
Thanks, Igbert.
davebowler
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