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INVP Investec Plc

486.80
-7.80 (-1.58%)
Last Updated: 13:06:50
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Investec Plc LSE:INVP London Ordinary Share GB00B17BBQ50 ORD GBP0.0002
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -7.80 -1.58% 486.80 486.80 487.20 487.40 479.60 480.20 230,954 13:06:50
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 1.3B 292.79M 0.3267 14.92 4.37B
Investec Plc is listed in the Commercial Banks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker INVP. The last closing price for Investec was 494.60p. Over the last year, Investec shares have traded in a share price range of 401.00p to 545.00p.

Investec currently has 896,090,478 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Investec is £4.37 billion. Investec has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 14.92.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
31/7/2020
08:16
OK - so Market Cap heading BELOW £1B - blimy....

It has £50B of assets and NAV per share of about £4 (if I've read it right - often get this wrong)....

netcurtains
30/7/2020
10:03
I've bought some. Hoping to catch the turn - but you never know. It seems a good bank to me...
netcurtains
15/6/2020
11:59
Norges Bank. Oslo, Norway RNS today they have crossed 3% threshold on 11/06/2020.

They now hold 3.6%. up from previous 2.88%

turbocharge
09/6/2020
12:51
upward trajectory resumed...i hope
nemesis6
08/6/2020
15:41
I bought some lol
yawn1971
08/6/2020
15:24
Dont know whats happened here...only temporary im sure maybe profit taking
nemesis6
08/6/2020
10:21
TurboCharge: Welcome aboard!!

Another in the same category is IPF
Edit: Book value on IPF is currently £1.97

But, as always,
DYOR

29palms
08/6/2020
09:45
The fact they would have kept paying the divvis too says a lot...when theyre reinstated...well
nemesis6
08/6/2020
09:25
29palms, your prediction has spurned me on to take a position in INVP this morning
turbocharge
08/6/2020
09:24
You might be onto something there nemesis6...
turbocharge
04/6/2020
16:16
Stockopedia suggests book value of £6.22 per share.
You don’t come across such disparity very often.
IMHO well overlooked and tremendous value here.
As always,
DYOR

29palms
04/6/2020
09:22
just seem to mirror bank share movements....just a whole lot less riskier imho
nemesis6
03/6/2020
15:26
bamboo2 you are technically correct...the dividend was withdrawn but they were instructed to...it was pretty clear that the company would have been content to continue the dividend...

I have bought back in this week at 152 on the basis of yield...it will be restored as soon as they are allowed anthem price will rise accordingly...

AIMHO as usual...

PS I also bought RDSA at 1275 on the same rationale...

rougepierre
02/6/2020
09:12
Been buying first thing this morning
tole
02/6/2020
00:04
nobody is providing guidance at the moment.but one can assume that once the cyclonic winds subside the dividends will be restarted albeit at a lower yield.this is the the only way the stockmarket thrives.
sr2day
31/5/2020
22:08
Final dividend was withdrawn 21/5/2020, with no guidance as to when, or at what level it will be reinstated.

INVP can therefore no longer be considered to be providing a yield.

bamboo2
31/5/2020
10:02
Im not ramping here ..BUT...ive had my diasters mtro being the worst but this share has got to be the best medium term bet out there...looking at yield and nav it really is a no BRAINER...not an instant rocketship but 2-5 yrs a fortune could be made
nemesis6
27/5/2020
05:33
A good investor knows when to take profits, when to sit on the sidelines and when to re-invest.

In hindsight, it looks like:
Take profits last year.
Sit in sidelines until recently.
And, IMO, re-invest lightly and tactically from April, and more general since yesterday.

All just my view. And there are good and bad companies out there, but do your research and you'll reep the fruits of you investments.

hamhamham1
21/5/2020
17:01
Boystown- quite agree. I believe that INVP offers great value, though expect to wait a long while to benefit from it. Volatility caused by short-term trading is doing little to entice long-term investors and I expect that poor sentiment will cause the share price to drift until markets stabilise somewhat.

INVP won't always be unloved but whilst it is, there are bargains to be had.

investor0109
21/5/2020
09:39
It looks to be excellent value to me, unless I'm missing something.
boystown
20/5/2020
16:33
Took a small amount here today, as ZAR looking a little happier.
bamboo2
14/5/2020
17:20
hamhamham1- trust in The Fonz and it ought to come good in INVP. Mind, I expect the price to slide beyond results next week, as there can't be too much to shout about for now. That said, I'd not want to miss the moment this stock picks up again!
investor0109
08/5/2020
07:16
I bought in 2 days ago.
Happy to at this level.
Time will tell.
I am going to do as Fonzi said and "Sit on it!"

hamhamham1
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