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IPU Invesco Perpetual Uk Smaller Companies Investment Trust Plc

413.00
5.00 (1.23%)
01 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Invesco Perpetual Uk Smaller Companies Investment Trust Plc LSE:IPU London Ordinary Share GB00B1FL3C76 ORD 20P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  5.00 1.23% 413.00 412.00 414.00 413.00 406.00 406.00 38,004 16:29:55
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty -36.36M -38.13M -1.1271 -3.66 139.71M
Invesco Perpetual Uk Smaller Companies Investment Trust Plc is listed in the Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker IPU. The last closing price for Invesco Perpetual Uk Sma... was 408p. Over the last year, Invesco Perpetual Uk Sma... shares have traded in a share price range of 378.00p to 443.00p.

Invesco Perpetual Uk Sma... currently has 33,826,929 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Invesco Perpetual Uk Sma... is £139.71 million. Invesco Perpetual Uk Sma... has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -3.66.

Invesco Perpetual Uk Sma... Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
14/10/2022
15:30
spooky, comparing to MTU, ASCI ..

Available under 3.80 on the bid earlier.

essentialinvestor
14/10/2022
15:26
Surprised you talk about an eye watering discount - 15%.
spooky
14/10/2022
14:56
Eye watering discount to NAV, arguably near a cycle low. Added again this morning.
essentialinvestor
13/10/2022
20:33
Added quite a few this afternoon, looks low down here,
unless there is another significant leg lower for equities

essentialinvestor
14/9/2022
16:23
Added a small amount, IPU looks better value than either ASCI or MTU currently?.
essentialinvestor
12/9/2022
13:56
What they ever saw in RTN, but will overlook that one.
essentialinvestor
12/9/2022
09:16
This is on a great price again. I've been buying at between 427p and 434p the last few weeks.
orinocor
04/8/2022
09:56
Well done 2wild, you seem to have invested at the right time here.The small cap trusts appear well undervalued at the moment (for obvious reasons), but buying for the longer term may prove to be a good investment imo. I picked up HRI recently at more than 21% discount to NAV (but no dividend though). It does have a tech focus.Will continue to monitor this sector and add on very wide discounts to NAV. Good luck with your investments.
tonytyke2
29/7/2022
20:48
IPU up 8% in last 4 weeks, with NAV up 7.65% in July, to 563.86p. Not sure how much longer positive sentiment will continue, however buying on a 15% discount gives a good cushion against falls.
2wild
29/7/2022
12:30
They got TEP right, that's for sure!.
essentialinvestor
29/7/2022
12:28
I've recently added this to the list of my small cap trusts. I tend to agree that small cap trusts are looking pretty good value after under-performing by 25% or so of late. Of course, things could get worse in the short-term, but long-term likely to make money at or around this level.
topvest
19/7/2022
12:33
I picked up some last week at 432p. 19.7% discount to current NAV including today's gains.
2wild
18/7/2022
11:16
I may be too early tony. We'll soon see but I'm not too fussed, I can buy lower if I need to. The NAV discount is around 15% but that does not include the big rise in the markets on Friday and another 1% today so far.
orinocor
18/7/2022
10:52
Orinocor, Good luck with your investment here.Since my last post on Feb I am still monitoring IPU closely here for a good entry point. The discount to NAV is still around 15% as it was in Feb. Recent updates from the likes of Hilton Foods, Essentra and 4imprint obviously raise some concerns of headwinds etc. but they are still doing well/ok. More than a 5% dividend on offer here which is great also.If inflationary pressures start to ease and fears of a recession, this imo would be a fantastic buy and could make some really quick share price progress. GLA with your investments.
tonytyke2
18/7/2022
10:03
I'm buying down here. The mid/small cap trusts is where the value is just now imo.
ASCI another good one that is oversold.

orinocor
21/6/2022
13:34
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melloteam
26/5/2022
16:15
Added at 481p, 16.2% discount to 574.11p NAV. 4.74% dividend yield.
2wild
05/5/2022
14:45
11.55p dividend goes ex on 12th May
brwo349
05/5/2022
14:43
Surprised with the weakness here given it has not yet gone ex dividend.
500p is a good price imo.

brwo349
22/2/2022
08:35
Crikes, on a NAV of near 628p, the current share price is discounted by nearly 15.5%. If this discount extends to more than 20% with the trust paying a decent dividend also, I may buy.With inflation and possible Russian conflicts/ sanctions, I am monitoring for now.
tonytyke2
27/12/2021
18:26
NAV up 22.6% during 2021 from 561.09p to 687.75p.

At 614p discount to nav is 9.1%

2wild
10/12/2021
18:55
I have a holding in this for income as prefer it to UK equity income funds, I am actually at the point where I also hold a number of US trackers and am close to thinking that US Passives is the only Investment worth holding as there is no way the UK markets will go up if US markets fall, EQQQ gives you the high risk high return and for less risk there are various sector and indices ETF to hold,

I did watch the presentation and they are good presenters but nothing exciting comes across

123ct
10/12/2021
16:46
A short video here with some interesting snippets.

The chart on the P/E split by country is interesting. It gives a feel of where we are. Granted there are some behemoths and excitable (is that the word? maybe some of the multiples are slightly less nutty with the correction?) sectors that can skew the picture in the US.

The US must underperform at some point. If it is an orderly correction in the multiples, then we're ok in the UK (that has been the theme recently), but if they have a disorderly one (that always happens at some point) then we get clobbered all around the market with indiscriminate selling.

That is always the problem.

All this leverage out there makes you wonder how on earth it can be orderly at some point in the future too.

All imo
DYOR

sphere25
29/10/2021
10:12
Topped up here, along with EDIN.
chc15
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