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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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-0.40 | -0.32% | 125.00 | 125.00 | 126.20 | 128.00 | 124.00 | 124.00 | 1,196,417 | 16:35:01 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Gen Contractor-oth Residentl | 3.41B | 41.1M | 0.0921 | 13.70 | 563.25M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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04/6/2022 13:10 | With 2 delays before SFOR published their results, the alarm bells should have been ringing in your ears. | hamhamham1 | |
04/6/2022 12:49 | Wally, hows your SFOR investment going? Lost over half share price in last 6 months, and more to come. | hamhamham1 | |
04/6/2022 12:45 | Kier are aiming for £4bn-4.5bn a year and 3.5% earnings, that's about £150m earnings, and at 10x earning, ta-dah £1.5bn market cap. Happy holder here as part of broad portfolio, wally, you unhappy holder most places, you need to stop moaning and put your money where your mouth is. | hamhamham1 | |
03/6/2022 13:44 | Lol, so Ham, your target is £3 a share which would give Kier a market cap of ; 446 x 3 = 1338m (£1.3B) That's more than 50% higher than Kier has ever been (highest was when they had 45m shares and a 1800p share price- £810m (way back in 2007). In those days investors believed in this sector and valued it highly. It's more than any other company listed in the sector mgns (with decades of growth), other than bby at £1.6b (who have tangible net assets £1.5b more than Kier now and can afford to buy their own shares not issue millions more like Kier)!! I love the rubbish spouted by rampers on here. Desperately trying to sell Kier with every exaggerated comment they can think of. Very poor investments just issue millions more shares each year, good investments buy their own shares and value shareholders. | wallywoo | |
03/6/2022 07:34 | Thats a very brave assumption, especially in construction, depending on your average, you could already be underwater, hopefully you have a diverse portfolio, and are not purely banking on this one, im looking at getting money into Ukraine, currently paying 25% interest rates, just up from 10%, lots of money is and will be pumped into their economy, don't have to risk too much to get a decent return | bathboy2 | |
02/6/2022 18:52 | Get a life, or not ;) | hamhamham1 | |
02/6/2022 18:51 | Zicopele, over a thousand posts just trash talking Kier? Been burnt or nothing better to do? | hamhamham1 | |
02/6/2022 18:49 | I have 25k of these and my plan is for them to have a value of £75k in 3 yrs, time will tell, happy holder. | hamhamham1 | |
01/6/2022 16:09 | The usual....massive overstatement of work in progress which will have to be written off....but not just yet. The utilities director left in a bit of a hurry....always a bad sign. | zicopele | |
01/6/2022 13:14 | There is no surprise that the share price shows some support at these levels. It has been a key level for over 3 years now (just look at a share price graph that clearly shows it). The big question is whether this support level will hold. I think it will not bounce from here but will likely consolidate, then move lower as we get closer to their results. Currently there's no trend reverse pattern showing. Basically I expect the market to be weak, and holding the weakest balance sheet in the sector with no chance of a dividend any time soon, and every chance they will continue to lose cash, will ultimately lead to the share price falling from here. Now is the time to be defensive, hold stocks that pay a good return and trade stocks that show good volatility (boo, cine, imb, iag, cpi etc). This one is neither imo. Zico, is it their contract with Virgin telecom, that you keep referring to? This would not surprise me, it's a real cowboy sector. Tell us what you know??? | wallywoo | |
01/6/2022 13:12 | Neither of you have been right about anything to do with kier for two years. Boring trolling. | itisonlymoney | |
01/6/2022 12:49 | I dont doubt your are right, where are you getting your info on telecoms | bathboy2 | |
01/6/2022 12:24 | They will be dusting off the rights issue documentation again in the next year or two. Anyone have an update on those telecom contracts which are the losing an absolute fortune? | zicopele | |
01/6/2022 06:31 | What are you calling the bottom 76 /78 /80, just to keep us informed, so we can look back in the future to see if you are correct, | bathboy2 | |
30/5/2022 16:53 | trolls screeching cos it's clearly bottomed out and is on the way up. chill little trolls - you're gonna have to get used to this. | itisonlymoney | |
30/5/2022 15:59 | Watch out for the breakout lol more like a breakdown | bathboy2 | |
30/5/2022 14:37 | I love your work Wally. | zicopele | |
30/5/2022 12:59 | Recovering!!!! It's down over 40 percent over the last 10 months and in a 15 year down trend. Delusional as ever. | wallywoo | |
30/5/2022 12:40 | yawn.. keep it up bud. you've been wrong for 3 years. it's clearly recovering. don't know what you want here. obvs you're in denial. i feel a bit sorry for you. | itisonlymoney | |
30/5/2022 12:33 | Lol, Trade City Luton would be a separate company with its own off balance sheet debt. Because of covid delays they would be lucky to not be loss making. Of course Kier will hide that, just as they hide all their other losses. Kier have made many many deals over the last 15 years, they have still managed to lose 3.5x the total market cap today in shareholders capital losses. With operating cash outflow of £109m in H1, and HUGE pension liability in high inflation to maintain; I have no doubt that the losses will continue, just as they have for more than a decade. Until the debtor's and shareholders say no more. | wallywoo | |
30/5/2022 11:16 | you're 2 years too late wally. the crisis has already passed for kier. cash raise put £330m into the company. there's plenty more to come. the Trade City luton deal just put another £40m into kier's bank account. | itisonlymoney | |
30/5/2022 10:09 | Lol, oh well you had 50 minutes of glory there stdy!! I suspect that was it for a long while. Every down trend has short little rallies. Never mind, hey. I will let your mum know to make your favourite tea. Always cheers you up when you go back to losing ways!!! Capital loss and gain are the only things that matter with investments and Kier is king of the capital loss £1.3B just flushed away. Perhaps you should cut out the middle man and just flush away your cash? I suspect you will need the toilet more over the next few weeks anyway. Do you know who else made 3/4 big acquisitions then just lost cash for several years after?? Yep that was Carillion, and we all know what happened there. | wallywoo | |
30/5/2022 09:13 | Now we are in the 80s again. Looking like a break-out. wolly must be gutted. | stdyeddy | |
30/5/2022 09:11 | Dividends were last paid out in March 2019, just three years ago. Not four years -- again you are exaggerating. This business regularly paid out £50m in dividends. Shares crashed in 2019 and have yet to recover. Again, wolly, you blather on about things that no one is arguing about. Davies came into the business in 2019 -- again, three years ago, not four. Nothing you seem to write is accurate. As expected, he has written down and refinanced the business. I really don't see why you try to characterise this business as something other than one that was mismanaged and is now being rebuilt. Try adding up the dividends for 20 years to get some balance to the value. It's the recovery angle which investors are interested in here. You are not interested; you are miserable about your short on Kier losing you a fortune. If you were genuine, you'd put a short on now, but since you lost long on Interserve, and short on Kier, I imagine you can no longer trust your own judgement. | stdyeddy |
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