Kingspan Share Discussion Threads

[djderry] 01/6/2009 20:28

A few hours later....and we're there!

[djderry] 01/6/2009 11:32

Post away.We're heading on to 5 euro!

[lbo] 28/5/2009 22:57

Construction stocks were lower after the Wolseley results with Kingspan down 2.2 per cent at €4.75, Grafton off 5.3 per cent at €2.66 and McInerney off 0.7 per cent at 13 cents.

Wolseley described the Irish construction sector as "severely depressed" in a statement, adding that activity levels were 70 per cent compared to the same period one year ago

[lbo] 26/5/2009 13:16

Rockwool, a Danish competitor of Kingspan in the building insulation business, saw its share price fell 3pc after the group issued a disappointing set of first quarter results. Kingspan's shares declined by 7c to E4.55

[benny62] 26/5/2009 08:32

This will be the pattern in the property sector for at least 18 months....thanks LBO

[lbo] 26/5/2009 08:11

Irish property developer Howard Holdings intends to defend itself against a winding-up petition being submitted to the English courts by London civil engineering firm Fenton Holloway.

[lbo] 21/5/2009 16:12

Three quarters of Irish builders halt work

[spectoacc] 14/5/2009 13:51

Good rise today; I thought the results were pretty bad, the only bright spot being the "medium term outlook". Not sure how they can predict that when nobody else can; short-term order intake looked poor (though helped a little on currency conversion).

[lbo] 13/5/2009 15:49

Kingspan is currently trading at 12.1x 2009 NCB's EPS rising to 12.9x in 2010.

[lbo] 10/5/2009 21:40

Firm denies financial difficulty



A COMPANY spearheading Newquay's £127 million regeneration has denied it is in financial difficulty after High Court action was initiated against it.
Howard Holdings plc was listed to appear at the High Court on Wednesday last week under the company's court winding-up proceedings list, but the case was adjourned until mid-May.

Howard Holdings in talks to leave UK waterside scheme





KINGSPAN founder Brendan Murtagh has put Coventry Airport up for sale, just two years after buying it for €15m.

Murtagh's Howard Holdings purchased the airport from travel firm TUI. It invested over €6m on modernising facilities.

[benny62] 06/5/2009 09:16

took my profits yesterday.....this price wont be seen again for 2 to 3 years

[mveseyx] 05/5/2009 18:03

Nice rise today. Any news?

[bricktycoon] 30/4/2009 08:20

Get in now while u can this one is going places positive news flow due.

[lbo] 27/4/2009 09:18

Kingspan tightens up its credit terms

[bricktycoon] 26/4/2009 20:34

must buy at this price with the property sector on the up again cheap at 3 pence

[lbo] 24/4/2009 12:16

SMART OWNER SEEKS BUYER OR PARTNER - The Irish Times says Cavan-based businessman Brendan Murtagh has engaged advisers to find a buyer or strategic partner for Smart Telecom, the Dublin-based telecoms firm he controls.

The paper says Mr Murtagh has engaged British corporate financier Collins Stewart, which opened an office here last year, to assess its strategic options.

The Irish Times says the businessman is prepared to sell all or part of the business and will also consider possible merger or joint venture opportunities for some or all of the business in an attempt to generate some value from the company.

The paper says a number of leading telecoms and media groups have been contacted in relation to the process, including Magnet Networks, Digiweb, UPC Ireland, Sky and some of the mobile phone operators.

[lbo] 21/4/2009 21:10

And the lesson of Ireland is that you really, really don't want to put yourself in a position where you have to punish your economy in order to save your banks

[benny62] 20/4/2009 09:47

Thanks for that LBO....This share is way overbought or Pumped up to get some people out of trouble !!!! Could see an implosion within the next3/4 months ......Reminds me of Anglo Irish debacle...€1.1million buys a lot of Netjets !!!!!

[lbo] 19/4/2009 22:42

Kingspan spends €1.1m on Murtagh's jet travel



Through his involvement with property firm Howard holdings, Murtagh was part of a partnership owning an Agusta 109 helicopter.

[lbo] 17/4/2009 00:30

The Iseq has been one of the worst performing stock exchanges in the world over the past two years

Shareholders take a double hit as firms slash dividend payouts

[djderry] 14/4/2009 23:45

Thank you for posting news which tallies with my prediction! Re Anglo,you need to move on.Obviously,if you go around bad mouthing every company (well,every Irish company)you're bound to be right occasionally.

[lbo] 08/4/2009 14:53

Kingspan faces two-year wait for sales volumes to build up



Cavan-based building materials giant Kingspan will have to wait two years before sales volumes pick up again and may have to raise fresh capital by then to position itself for growth, according to analysts at UBS

[benny62] 08/4/2009 01:46

No sense in recent rises other than to relieve pressure on Directors due to looan guarantees.Activity in new construction in UK is non existent......This company will struggle to keep within its bank covenants.Calling in of Directors guarantees will decimate the share price....

[4pm] 12/3/2009 10:38

Kingspan announce another round of redundancy today many of which are from their largest and most profitable site.