ITV Share Price (ITV)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
ITV Plc	LSE:ITV	London	Ordinary Share	GB0033986497	ORD 10P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-0.35p	-0.24%	144.95p	8,125,248	16:35:27
Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
144.90p		145.00p	147.45p	144.85p	145.55p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Media	3,132.0	500.0	10.2	14.2	5,834.83

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
12/4/2018	12:40	ITALNC	LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: Titoli contrastati, pesa preoccupazione in Siria
12/4/2018	10:00	UKREG	ITV PLC Holding(s) in Company
09/4/2018	09:49	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
05/4/2018	16:16	ALNC	Insurer Aviva Increases Interest In ITV To 3.0% From Below Threshold..
05/4/2018	15:00	UKREG	ITV PLC Holding(s) in Company
04/4/2018	12:00	UKREG	ITV PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
29/3/2018	14:00	UKREG	ITV PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
20/3/2018	09:00	UKREG	ITV PLC Annual Financial Report
14/3/2018	12:00	UKREG	ITV PLC Holding(s) in Company
12/3/2018	15:47	UKREG	ITV PLC Ian Griffiths to step down from DS Smith Plc

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Date	Time	Title	Posts
20/4/2018	10:57	ITV - 2014 - The New Programme Makers	7,479
01/4/2018	11:44	DEAD CERT ITV BID Or Merger	469
01/3/2018	08:30	Sharp drop in consumer ads sends ITV shares plunging?	4
22/12/2016	19:42	Analysts' Viewpoints on ITV plc (ITV)	-
29/10/2016	03:46	ITV (formerly Granada and Carlton)	12,203

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21/4/2018 09:20	ITV Daily Update: ITV Plc is listed in the Media sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ITV. The last closing price for ITV was 145.30p. ITV Plc has a 4 week average price of 141p and a 12 week average price of 141p. The 1 year high share price is 220p while the 1 year low share price is currently 141p. There are currently 4,025,409,194 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 19,600,066 shares. The market capitalisation of ITV Plc is £5,834,830,626.70. Read Full Thread Reply
21/3/2018 17:18	alex1621: Goldman Sachs have control over 20% of the shares, around 10% of which is owned by Liberty Global, who have no interest in seeing the ITV share price increase. Go figure? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/3/2018 08:41	raffles the gentleman thug: You wanna look at the Libor-OIS spread my friend as this is gonna be a bigger determinant as to what the ITV share price does than the RSI Read Full Thread Follow Reply
01/3/2018 08:11	lauders: I see STVG are going the opposite way to ITV share price-wise. Surely the news from ITV wasn't that bad? The yield is getting better here the lower we go so there will be takers in the low 150's. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
26/1/2018 13:15	raffles the gentleman thug: Guessing you didn't see the better than expected U.K. GDP data Hades or the better than expected ITV share price for that matter Read Full Thread Follow Reply
24/1/2018 09:58	raffles the gentleman thug: Remind me hades what were you saying about increased U.K. economic uncertainty - because the employment stats out this morning are diametrically opposed to your view - as indeed is the ITV share price direction Read Full Thread Follow Reply
29/11/2017 12:53	barius: Well, I stand corrected. Although from what I can see from my visits to London, most 'tourists' are only there to steal something or claim benefits - not so much to wave at the Queen. Anyhow, as us commoners must say: Hurrah for the Royal family. Long live Queen Camilla. If it works for ITV share price it's fine by me. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
28/11/2017 09:29	raffles the gentleman thug: Like it or not the Royal Wedding is certainly having the desired effect on the ITV share price .. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
22/9/2017 08:29	nige co: Amazon and Facebook could enter the bidding for Premier League TV rights. This could be the reason for the sudden turnaround in the ITV share price? Maybe its felt ITV could get in bed with one of these and use their expertise. HTTP://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/41352801 Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/9/2017 19:17	raffles the gentleman thug: Don't want to be a killjoy here but maybe the strength in ITV share price today against a falling market (which we have seen a few times) is nothing more than general deleveraging. At times of higher volatility hedge funds don't just play about with net exposure but reduce their gross - i.e. selling longs and covering shorts. ITV might just be a beneficiary of such deleveraging. But I hope not and would love to believe folks are starting to get more constructive on what is patently a mis-valued share Read Full Thread Follow Reply
11/5/2017 21:39	katie priceless: Special dividends have long been overshadowed by share buybacks. The latter has proven popular with company management due in part to its positive effect on EPS, which is often linked to bonuses, and the flexibility it brings. This contrasts with ordinary dividends, which the market expects to be repeated in future years once they have commenced. However, ITV (LON:ITV) is one of the few companies in the FTSE 100 which pays a special dividend. In 2016 it amounted to 5p per share. It took the company’s total yield including ordinary dividends to over 6%, which puts it in the top decile of large-cap income stocks. In my view, ITV’s special dividend means more than just a high yield. It signals a confident outlook and a business model which has been drastically improved in the last few years. Despite obvious risks from Brexit and a change in CEO, this makes ITV a sound long-term buy. Special dividend appeal Special dividends could become more valuable over the medium term due to the forecast rise in inflation. It has already risen from 0.8% at the time of the EU referendum to 2.3%. The Bank of England expects it to reach 2.7% by the end of 2018, although numerous other forecasts have the figure at closer to 4% than 3%. In such a scenario, investors may begin to favour companies which can offer a relatively large real dividend yield. With ITV yielding over 6% when its special dividend is added to its ordinary dividend, this could make it a prime income target. This contrasts with other FTSE 100 stocks which are engaging in share buybacks. On paper, it may be a logical means of returning excess cash to investors. As mentioned, share buybacks have a positive effect on EPS and can help to support a company’s share price. Further, I believe they make sense when a company’s share price is relatively low and offers good value for money. However, a key part of investing is investor sentiment. Looking ahead, special dividends could cause a step-change in sentiment towards a company’s shares, while a share buyback may have a rather more muted effect on a company’s stock price. Risks While investors buying ITV shares have now missed the 2016 special dividend of 5p per share, the company paid a special dividend in 2015 of 10p per share. Therefore, a special dividend does not seem to be a one-off event. While there is no guarantee of more special dividends, there is a good chance they will be repeated in future due to the improving nature of ITV’s business model. Of course, ITV faces two clear risks to its financial performance over the medium term. The first is the potential impact of Brexit. Already, the UK retail sector is experiencing some disruption from a higher rate of inflation caused by weaker sterling. As mentioned, this situation could worsen and force real disposable incomes even lower. In such a scenario, UK-focused consumer companies may find their sales and profitability fall. This could impact negatively on their advertising budgets. The second major risk facing ITV is the resignation of its CEO, Adam Crozier. During his eight-year tenure, ITV has become a much stronger business. For example, adjusted EPS has increased by 844%, as the company has benefited from a greater international focus and more diversification. Clearly, the rest of the ITV management team deserve some credit for recent success. However, while a new CEO is likely to continue with the current strategy, change inevitably brings a degree of risk for investors in ITV. Investment opportunity As mentioned, the outlook for the business is uncertain. In the company’s Q1 results, it reported a fall in external revenue of 3%. This was in line with its expectations, with the company anticipating further challenges in Q2. However, it expects to grow its share of the broadcast market this year, and is due to deliver strong growth in Online, Pay & Interactive, where demand for online advertising remains strong. Further, ITV Studios is expected to report good organic revenue growth, with over 75% of expected sales secured for the year. ITV is also making encouraging progress with operational efficiencies. It expects to deliver £25 million in overhead savings this year, as well as a £25 million reduction in the programme budget due to the absence of a major sporting event. These savings should help to offset the expected fall in revenue to at least some degree. The company is forecast to report a fall in EPS of 5% this year and a rise of 4% next year. In my opinion, guidance is of limited use in ITV’s case, since Brexit and a change in CEO present the potential for major change which could have a positive or negative impact on its outlook. Its P/E ratio of 11.5 suggests the market is pricing in a large margin of safety, which I believe gives its shares appeal from a long-term investment perspective. Outlook Special dividends could become increasingly sought after. While share buybacks are a logical means of returning excess capital to investors and improving share price performance through increasing EPS, I feel investors may place a greater value on a higher income return. Inflation is forecast to move higher, which could prompt a shift in attitudes towards dividend stocks. Since ITV’s yield including ordinary and special dividends is over 6%, I feel it could become more popular among investors. The company faces an uncertain future due to risks including a change in CEO and Brexit. While this is expected to cause a fall in its profitability in financial year 2017, its share price could perform relatively well. The company is increasing its market share and generating efficiencies in order to create a stronger business for the long term. Therefore, since it has a relatively low P/E ratio and a sound long-term strategy, it seems to offer good value for money. From Master Investor Magazine. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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