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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Kier Group Plc | LSE:KIE | London | Ordinary Share | GB0004915632 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-1.40 | -1.05% | 131.60 | 131.60 | 132.00 | 133.60 | 131.00 | 133.60 | 1,271,490 | 16:35:25 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Gen Contractor-oth Residentl | 3.41B | 41.1M | 0.0921 | 14.33 | 589.14M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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17/6/2021 15:52 | Looks like it was Jupiter that bought much of the 10 million shares traded on Wednesday. | stdyeddy | |
17/6/2021 15:36 | Jupiter asset management has 6% of Kier. Thoughts, anyone sensible? | stdyeddy | |
17/6/2021 14:01 | I've been watching the level 2 a bit, the order book has been looking very short of sellers. Gives me the impression that most that had shares left and were looking to take profits have already done so. Though come tomorrow such people will likely get a chunk more shares. On the other hand I can imagine people wanting to buy may well be holding back hoping to pick up some of that supply. Going to be interesting to watch, though in many ways I suppose this is all noise and speculation until news on the second half arrives. | petersw1 | |
17/6/2021 13:57 | The price is coming back to take anohter sniff at 122p. Maybe a breakout is coming. | itisonlymoney | |
17/6/2021 13:25 | He never worked for Kier , he’s been on the dole for the last 20 odd years. | pl dil | |
17/6/2021 13:13 | Aaaahhh sicko!! For three years you've been saying that Kier is doomed, and now you're in denial. You just can't accept that you've lost. It turns out that Kier CAN sack you and survive!! Find a new hobby chum. Kier-bashing is no longer in vogue. | stdyeddy | |
17/6/2021 12:12 | Materials increases are really hurting construction companies. Copper cable and steel have rocketed in price. Expect severe erosion of margins this year for all contractors. | zicopele | |
17/6/2021 09:47 | Bathtub.. What are you on about? If you are going to de ramp do some research FFS! Well done LTH's. No shares for me @ 85p then Wally..Wrong again. Hey Hoh, move elswhere... | sparty1 | |
17/6/2021 09:30 | A company with very little debt and some money in the bank - that is the present, we simply can't tell the long term future for sure. But this is going to be an easy chance for any stake builders, in a company at a great financial point in its life, to gather stock at relatively cheap price for the long term ride. Because inevitably many small holders will dump their RI shares once they see the price rise even a bit further, in order to bank an easy profit. But I reckon the stock will be mopped up. Let's see what happens in next few weeks. Wish I had bought at the 40s :( | gerhart | |
17/6/2021 09:25 | We appear to be on the verge of another break-out higher. The quality of the new equity buyer will be a key factor for Friday. If they've bought into Kier for the long-term value (resisting any quick profits), we might be heading straight up. Someone or some people are buying everything that the market is willing to give them for now. Yesterday, about 2% of the company was traded in the space of a couple of hours and we still ended up positive on the day. | stdyeddy | |
17/6/2021 09:19 | A conservative and easy target, I think Dasty. How about just 3% profit on the lower end forecast of £4bn, making £120m and a forward p/e of 10 (still very low) to hit £2.70. A key result imv will be the second-half profit figure (yr-end is less than a fortnight away). Update could be out within a week or two of that date, possibly with a strong indication of where the numbers might land. If it's £45m or higher, we will go straight to £3 on the excitement. | stdyeddy | |
17/6/2021 08:35 | Just trying to work out a realistic optimistic share price target. Assume £100m earnings (they target higher). Assume pe x8. Mkt cap £800m. With 450m shares or so, that would be around 180p share price So that's my target. 180p. 50% further to go from today. Anyone a different target, with calculation how? I'm struggling to go beyond 200p, but today's price still looks cheap to me. | dasty1 | |
17/6/2021 08:32 | Now over 50% up on the yearly. What a comeback and more legs IMO. Wally - enjoy your tinned breakfast and dry lunch you rat. | johnbuythedips | |
17/6/2021 08:27 | Remember Wally? He sold this at 50p! Remember Zico? He sold this at 78p! Remember MastaPig? No? Don't worry, neither does anyone else after a minute of meeting him. | johnbuythedips | |
17/6/2021 08:26 | The only way is up baby ! For you n me now | tnt99 | |
17/6/2021 07:39 | Innto You are overlooking the obvious. Some may be in a nursing home, hospital terminally ill, stuck somewhere due to covid, actually dead, have shares in a nominee account or sipp and got no information from their provider, not willing to risk the share price tanking between coughing up the money and being able to sell etc. By the way if you think that nominee accounts are foolproof you should look at the BILL thread where you will see that happened to some. | this_is_me | |
17/6/2021 07:35 | Inntolife, ignoring CGT (I suspect many will be via ISAs and SIPPs) I can't see the price you acquired your original shares at is relevant as to whether you liquidate some in order to fund the open offer. Isn't it simply a matter of selling shares at around 120p (which you could do on 14th May)in order to fund the re-purchase at 85p? What's not to like? As for CGT, I'm rather out of touch with the rules but I have a vague recollection it used to be that shares acquired in rights and open offers are regarded as being acquired on the same date as the original shares. Someone may correct me on that. | typo56 | |
17/6/2021 06:13 | Typo56 and Pric9447, the other way to look at it some people might of been in the fortunate position to hold shares at a wieghted average of less than .85p. It would make no sense to sell those to release cash to take up the offer (use of CGT allowance not withstanding) therefore might have taken up the open offer to increase their holding, at an attractive price but not all of thier entitlement. Hence a surplus of open offer shares, that is why I feel that circ 15 million oversubscribed is a strong outcome for Kier | inntolife | |
17/6/2021 05:14 | Stdy, you've been on here for years and still don't know what your talking about?? , you have blind faith, and are probably chasing a large average, so have to talk it up or are a paid ramper as others have suggested. Rather than just going on the offensive, please offer some credible views instead of just playing the person | bathboy2 | |
16/6/2021 22:06 | I actually don't think this share should fall a lot as the business going forward without debt and having sold a loss making part of the businessAnd it's main competitor having gone bust this will become a good news story with all the infrastructure spending the government has startedI for one will not be selling anytime soon expect share to rise to 3 poundsIn a year or 2 time even dividend reinstated | tnt99 | |
16/6/2021 21:15 | Typo56, it's a judgement call as to when to hit the button. My thoughts on those wanting to take the profit is why wait till Friday to trade the new shares when there could possibly be a sizable sell off by other like minded peeps, so sell the existing holding beforehand and hold onto the new shares. My assumption, incorrect in hindsight, was that those taking up their allocation in the open offer would have stumped up available funds to nearly double their holding. Of course this wouldn't have been be the case in all instances, some would have had to sell their original holding to fund the purchase in the open offer. Just my thoughts for what its worth. | pric9447 | |
16/6/2021 20:40 | bathboy; you've been on advfn for one month and been lecturing people here about what will happen to Kier but you clearly don't know what you're talking about. You've been wrong 100% on everything so far. I suggest you keep your idiotic thoughts to yourself. | stdyeddy | |
16/6/2021 20:16 | pric9447, I think those wanting out of their original shares but wanting to subscribe to the open offer would have probably sold on 14th May, when they went ex-entitlement. They could have got a better price then than at any time since. I find it odd that 18% of entitlements went unsubscribed. Why wouldn't you subscribe? It seems unlikely you won't be able to sell the shares for more than 85p. Unlike rights issues, you don't receive any payment for lapsed open offers. | typo56 | |
16/6/2021 19:28 | Which side of the line is kier going to come out on, lots of construction companies coming out with results, some good, some bad. Will be interesting how the share price will go, the banks/ii will cash out some of their shares. Even with the cash raise, they will still be 'owned', by the banks, until if possible they can work they way out, going to take a few years yet | bathboy2 | |
16/6/2021 12:47 | The world and his dog want Kier shares. Wally you are a liar and a fraud and have lost. MastaPig you are boring and cleared rooms when you used to get invited to parties. FACT. You have also lost. Zico you are one of the above. Blowing smoke up Wally Liar's aristotle when he sold 50's LOL and short 78 yourself, if you can remember? You too have lost. Idiots. | johnbuythedips |
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