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Johnson Service Group Plc LSE:JSG London Ordinary Share GB0004762810 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -5.00 -2.77% 175.40 567,431 16:35:18
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
175.80 176.60 181.80 175.00 181.80
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Support Services 229.80 -32.30 -6.60 780
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
18:28:19 O 944 177.818 GBX
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24/6/2021
09:20		Johnson Service Daily Update: Johnson Service Group Plc is listed in the Support Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker JSG. The last closing price for Johnson Service was 180.40p.
Johnson Service Group Plc has a 4 week average price of 160.60p and a 12 week average price of 148p.
The 1 year high share price is 182.80p while the 1 year low share price is currently 83.50p.
There are currently 444,952,363 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 774,479 shares. The market capitalisation of Johnson Service Group Plc is £780,446,444.70.
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03/6/2021
14:13		johnwise: Johnson Service Group PLC Holding(s) in Company 01/06/2021 8:46am UK Regulatory (RNS & others) BlackRock, Inc https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/johnson-service-JSG/share-news/Johnson-Service-Group-PLC-Holdings-in-Company/85249788
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05/5/2021
11:06		wad collector: AGM Statement JSG, a leading UK textile services provider, will be holding its Annual General Meeting today and will make the following statement: "As expected, trading in the first four months of the year has continued to be impacted by the various lockdown restrictions although we are now beginning to see an increase in demand as restrictions are starting to ease. Workwear volumes in March were some 96% of normal levels and we have seen a slight continuous improvement during April as more businesses were allowed to open. Progress continues to be made on the fitout of our new Workwear plant in Exeter and we remain on target for completion in the final quarter of this year. In HORECA, volumes in the first quarter were some 11% of normal. We have started to see an increase in activity within our customers as they begin to re-open their businesses in accordance with the various easing of restrictions. During the last two weeks of April volumes were approaching some 30% of normalised activity with further increases expected as the restrictions, particularly on hotel stays, are relaxed. At the end of April, we continued to have 1,450 of our employees on full or partial furlough, although we expect this number to reduce significantly in the coming weeks as employees return to work in response to increasing volumes. We have commenced the commissioning of our new hotel linen plant in Leeds as we plan for increasing volumes. The site is expected to be operational by 17 May, congruent with the anticipated further relaxation of restrictions in England, and will allow us to transfer the work for our Yorkshire based customers that is currently processed in North Wales. Furthermore, the factory locations that were mothballed over the winter months are also now operational, albeit with reduced headcount in line with current volumes. We continue to be confident in our ability to be agile and responsive to increasing volumes from our customers as the hospitality market recovers over the coming months. Our strong balance sheet means that we are well positioned to continue to invest in the business to support our long-term growth prospects. As previously announced, Bill Shannon is to retire from the Board at the conclusion of the AGM. At the same time, Jock Lennox, who was appointed to the Board on 5 January 2021 as an Independent Non-Executive Director and Chair Designate, will become Chair of the JSG Board. The Board would like to thank Bill for his significant input and counsel during his years as both a Non-Executive Director and latterly as Chairman
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20/1/2021
10:41		wad collector: I missed the TU last week "ohnson Service Group PLC ("JSG" or "the Group") Pre-close Trading Update JSG, a leading UK textile services provider, is pleased to provide a trading update for the year ended 31 December 2020. Trading since our previous update on 17 November 2020 has continued to be impacted by the various lockdowns and Tier restrictions, particularly in our Hotel, Restaurant and Catering ("HORECA") division. Notwithstanding this, we expect the adjusted EBITDA margin for the full year to be slightly ahead of that achieved in the first half. We estimate that we will report a net cash position (excluding IFRS 16 liabilities) of some GBP6.0 million as at the end of December 2020. The Group is currently impacted by the various ongoing lockdowns and restrictions and we will continue to adjust our processing capacity and resources to match the volumes required by our customers. As in the previous lockdowns, we expect that our HORECA business will be disrupted significantly more than our Workwear division. We expect to announce the full year results in mid- March 2021."
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19/1/2021
09:02		davebowler: Puma AIM report- Founded in 1817 as silk dyers by the Johnson brothers, the company evolved through the twentieth century into a UK leading chain of dry cleaners and subsequently a textiles rental business providing workwear and linen hire. The work wear and linen businesses came to dominate the company, while the dry-cleaning business declined, which resulted in its disposal to Timpsons in 2017. Johnson Service Group now constitutes two divisions. Workwear is the UK’s number one work wear, protective wear and workplace hygiene services provider processing over one million garments per week. Its other division is Horeca a leading UK provider of linen to the hospitality industry. Our conclusions As stated in the Investment Policy, we look at companies through the prism of three factors; quality, growth and valuation. While we aim to buy high quality, high growth businesses on a low valuation this is not always achievable and most investment decisions involve a trade-off between these three factors. 1. Quality: Workwear with its market leading position earns strong operating margins of between 17-18% a year. Horeca, which has a strong position in a more competitive market earns margins of 10-12% in normal market conditions. Post tax returns on capital employed are good exceeding 10%. ESTABLISHED 1817 SECTOR Support Services PRICE AT END OF QUARTER 139.9p MARKET CAPITALISATION £621m The company has generated free cash in each of the last seven years. 2. Growth: The company can continue to grow both organically and by acquisition. The work wear business has held up remarkably well during the pandemic, with only modest impact from the first 2020 lockdown, with volumes in April down 12% improving to down 6% by August. Horeca was much more negatively impacted as would be expected as hotels and restaurants were largely shut down. We do not expect this business to show a meaningful recovery until Coronavirus is behind us, but we expect a strong recovery when it is, with materially increased demand for holidays and eating out. Beyond the initial recovery we expect the business to grow through a combination of market share gains, growth linked to increasing employment and further market consolidation particularly in the Horeca division. 3. Valuation: In May 2020 the company raised £85m of new equity, which substantially de-leveraged the company’s balance sheet. This combined with the continuing profitability of the Workwear division meant that when we came to start purchasing shares in October 2020, we were confident that the business could make it through the short-term negative impact of the Coronavirus on its Horeca business. Given continued lockdowns it is very hard to predict where results will go over the next year, but we believe that there is considerable upside potential when things return to normal.
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27/5/2020
22:53		wad collector: Sp is now back to where it was a yr ago. Is the worst behind JSG now?
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02/3/2020
12:24		egrid1: JSG is a company that in normal times I would have carried on holding. But I think the market is going to be pretty volatile over the coming weeks. I cannot see JSG reaching new highs until we see how this coronavirus pans out in the UK, and so decided to take a 10% profit, rather than hold for perhaps another 10% rise, or alternatively a fall back. I am watching the charts for cases of coronavirus outside of China, and listening to the general conversations for guidance, more than the companies longer term prospects, during this time of expected volatility. The charts show that whilst the number of active cases worldwide is falling, the rate of fall is dropping off, as China is replaced with cases outside of China. I think that active cases will be rising again before the end of the week, with the UK showing the rapid growth that other countries have experienced. Hysteria will peak again. That will be another buying opportunity. All IMO.
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02/3/2020
11:00		egrid1: I bought into these on Friday at 177p, feeling that peak hysteria had been reached, but concerned about the weekend press, and so recognised there was a risk. Just sold again to bag a 10%+ profit. I feel that whilst JSG say they have seen no impact on business yet from Coronavirus, there will be an impact. Looking at the charts, the number of cases outside of China are growing, and I feel over the next few weeks we will likely see a large increase in cases in the UK - just as happened in China and then Italy. With that there will be fewer hotel visits, and so a knock on effect on laundry requirements. I suspect that the share may fall again from here, as that news starts to flow through. Representing a further buying opportunity.
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02/3/2020
08:24		pwooly: Before retiring, I worked for a competitor in this industry. JSG were and are viewed as a very efficient and strong company. Their Leeds facility will be a significant enhancement to their capacity and efficiency.
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24/12/2019
22:45		liberatingsteptoe: Johnson Service Group – a Christmas cracker By Mark Watson-Mitchell 24 December 2019 2 mins. to read Johnson Service Group – a Christmas cracker Master Investor Magazine Master Investor Magazine 57 Never miss an issue of Master Investor Magazine – sign-up now for free! Read the latest Master Investor Magazine This group is a leader in its service sector and its shares deserve a premium rating. Its shares at 196p are undervalued, writes Mark Watson-Mitchell. Whether you were staying at a hotel over the Christmas period, or you were out dining in your favourite restaurant, there was a very high possibility that the Johnson Service Group (LON:JSG) had something to do with making it more enjoyable. We all like to see crisp, white table linen and napkins at the dining table. We all love fluffy luxurious towelling and crisp, white cotton sheets on the beds in our rooms. And that is just where this group excels. Or perhaps you have noticed that certain service personnel are wearing bespoke protective coveralls as they go about their work. Again, Johnson Service Group comes to the fore. It provides textile rental and related services across a range of sectors throughout the UK. Through the Johnsons Apparelmaster brand, it is the leading supplier of work wear and protective wear in the UK. It processes over 1m garments each week. The group also provides premium linen services for the hotel, catering and hospitality sectors, as well as high volume hotel linen services, through various of its brand names including Afonwen, Stalbridge Linen, Bourne Textile Services, PLS, South West Laundry, and London Linen. The entire group employs over 5,000 people with operations covering the whole country – a national coverage with local service. The group includes amongst its thousands of customers Accor Hotels, Caprice Restaurants, Copthorne Hotels, Cote Brasserie, Crowne Plaza, DoubleTree, Holiday Inn, the House of Commons, Hovis Bakery, Malmaison, Morrisons, Premier Inn, Princes Foods, Sodexo, Warburtons and Weetabix – so now you get a flavour of what it does and for whom. In early September the company announced its interims to end June – they showed continued organic growth with revenue up 9.8% at £167.1m and adjusted pre-tax profits of £20.1m, up 10.4%. At that time the company stated that the full-year results are expected to be slightly ahead of market expectations. “There is good momentum in the group and we have started the second half strongly” was the clear statement at the time. Well, we will find out just how well the group has been doing in the final half-year in the next two to three weeks when they declare the end of year trading update. Market estimates suggest the current year will see revenue up from £321m in 2018 to £347m for 2019, with pre-tax profits leaping from £33m to £37m, and earnings of 8.1p per share, more than twice covering a 3.4p dividend. For 2020 another revenue hike to £362m could see profits of £39m, worth 8.7p per share in earnings and a 3.6p dividend. Into 2021 £380m of sales could see £41.5m profits, earnings of 9.25p and a 3.9p dividend per share. With 370m shares in issue the group is valued at around £725m. Large holders include PrimeStone Capital (13.00%), Henderson Global (5.10%), Octopus (5.02%), Merian Global (4.98%), Invesco (4.90%), BlackRock (4.89%), Investec (4.58%), Schroder (3.68%), Legal & General (3.52%0, and Polar Capital (3.33%). This group is a leader in its service sector and its shares deserve a premium rating. Its shares at 196p are undervalued. I now set an end-2020 target price of 250p.
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12/12/2019
13:16		wad collector: New 10 yr high. Another doubling in the share price and it will be at my original buying price.
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