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LRE Lancashire Holdings Limited

677.00
6.00 (0.89%)
13 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Lancashire Holdings Limited LSE:LRE London Ordinary Share BMG5361W1047 COM SHS USD0.50
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  6.00 0.89% 677.00 675.00 676.00 682.00 671.00 671.00 672,981 16:35:13
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Fire, Marine, Casualty Ins 449.1M 321.5M 1.3176 5.12 1.64B
Lancashire Holdings Limited is listed in the Fire, Marine, Casualty Ins sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker LRE. The last closing price for Lancashire was 671p. Over the last year, Lancashire shares have traded in a share price range of 559.00p to 721.00p.

Lancashire currently has 244,010,007 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Lancashire is £1.64 billion. Lancashire has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 5.12.

Lancashire Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
15/10/2024
18:47
Wrong thread!
j2m
10/10/2024
09:27
When we were in New Orleans in January everything closed early because of an approaching storm which was really just a bit of wind and lashing rain.However we did get heavy snow in Alabama. They don't salt the roads, even the interstate in Alabama...
buoycat
09/10/2024
13:50
On the contrary, reports now saying may not be as bad as feared.
justiceforthemany
09/10/2024
06:45
£5.75 might be a good entry..
bulltradept
08/10/2024
22:03
Seems like Hurricane Milton is a big one. I'm holding off my top-up for now....
novision
07/10/2024
19:10
Hurricane Helene has done a lot of damage in the Appalachians





Helene has set off devastating mudslides. Although these are in a bit of the USA that the ruling elites don't give a damn about - hence the limited coverage - it has been costly of lives (200 & counting) and much of the property may be insured.

vulgaris
07/10/2024
18:24
Seems a good opportunity to top up to me
buoycat
07/10/2024
17:37
Never understood share sell offs when news of hurricanes presents itself.

YOU ARE IN THE INSURANCE BUSINESS FOR GOODNESS SAKE!

You either have faith in the underwriters or you don't. If you don't why are you a shareholder?

Hurricanes are nothing new and, with warming sea temperatures, they are here to stay. Hell, I'm a hurricane veteran. I've been in three: in the eye of Charlie, nearly the eye of Irma, and on the perimeter of one in the Pacific who I forget the name of.

I've also owned a second home in Florida, just inland off the Gulf Coast in a place called Brooksville. The place essentially had 8ft high glass walls! Still very much insurable as inland the hurricane soon dies off. Those with real issues are those in trailer parks and in demographics where insurance is a pipe-dream luxury.

This is the issue: the risks are now very well understood, and with increasing frequency, are being understood better. Florida especially, and even states north including the Carolinas. Events like these help insurance premium hardening, which given good underwriting, improve shareholder returns. One could argue you should be buying on such news!

Anyway I topped up. My property saw many storms but was generally built to withstand them. The only insurance claim I made was for a lightning surge which blew the AV system along with a few TVs. ;)

louis brandeis
07/10/2024
15:28
This maybe??
novision
07/10/2024
15:20
HSX got hit today as well, not by as much but still.
bulltradept
07/10/2024
14:52
yes - weird. Why?
wassapper
07/10/2024
14:37
bit of a hit today...
novision
12/8/2024
11:33
Jefferies raises Lancashire price target to 750 (740) pence - 'buy'
cwa1
08/8/2024
11:47
Somewhat surprised in the divergent price reaction today between here and Beazley - both what appears on first glance to be great results (although I've looked at Beazley's closer than LRE's so far), but BEZ up 11%; LRE down 3%.

Fortunately I'm sized somewhat larger in BEZZ than LRE....

Anyone else attempted to compare and contrast?

kirkie001
08/8/2024
11:44
Top notch half year results
And the share price is down, and not from any very heady price!
Lancashire has delivered for me over many years. I am fairly full, but may buy a few more on any further price weakness.

1knocker
08/8/2024
10:48
PAT $200m vs $159m +25%

6p interim div, to be paid 13/9/24.

novision
08/8/2024
10:04
Brilliant - record results! Sell on the news?
wassapper
07/8/2024
22:13
Sharepad’s really good. But costs a bit.
The Q2 interim is usually c4p I think.
Would hope there is a special announced.

novision
07/8/2024
20:09
Thanks for that Novision. How are you finding Sharepad? Enjoyed the special divis so Are we looking at circa 7.00c as an interim?
j2m
07/8/2024
11:50
Q2 Results due tomorrow (8/8)
On Sharepad yield is shown as 12% - but includes 79p of special divs...

novision
18/7/2024
11:32
What sort of special dividend are we expecting this year?
100c again?

justiceforthemany
02/7/2024
14:06
Must be down due hurricane .
csalvage
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