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LPA Lpa Group Plc

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Last Updated: 08:00:16
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Lpa Group Plc LSE:LPA London Ordinary Share GB0007320806 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 57.00 54.00 60.00 57.00 57.00 57.00 20,000 08:00:16
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Electrical Machy, Equip, Nec 21.71M 859k 0.0637 8.95 7.69M
Lpa Group Plc is listed in the Electrical Machy, Equip sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker LPA. The last closing price for Lpa was 57p. Over the last year, Lpa shares have traded in a share price range of 55.50p to 86.00p.

Lpa currently has 13,483,229 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Lpa is £7.69 million. Lpa has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 8.95.

Lpa Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/12/2024
15:49
Peter Gyllenhammar has achieved an exit in BAR. Maybe LPA will be next?
kinwah
28/11/2024
01:18
buywell is pleased to be wrong in this instance

But my previous post stands in respect to what I view as a man's kind of man plus the gist of the rest


So:

The LPA Peter is alive and kicking at a sprightly 71 years young.

Peter Jan Patrick VALENTIN GYLLENHAMMAR

Date of birth

September 1953



Any company that can increase turnover by 10% to 23.8 million in todays market should be able to sort themselves out so that the company can turn a profit.

By whatever it takes.

Increasing prices/shedding staff/increasing automation/re-organising departments

buywell hopes the new incoming CEO has this mandate as in 2025 it will be needed

Any weeds need chopping

dyor

buywell3
27/11/2024
22:20
Surprised there wasn't an upbeat rail outlook statement.One major project, the Piccadilly Line trains, has started production.(I hold in the Boon Fund)
boonkoh
24/11/2024
19:09
Well that’s rather good news.
Thanks for the info.

castleford tiger
24/11/2024
13:10
Sorry but our Peter is still alive :)
bedbel
23/11/2024
17:25
HE CERTAINLY was a one off.

Married three times the last was in 2013 he had his last child at 80 years old.

I wonder what happens to his very large position here.

tiger

castleford tiger
22/10/2024
17:05
A WOKE appointment

could you expand on this statement please?

tiger

castleford tiger
22/10/2024
12:24
A WOKE appointment
envirovision
22/10/2024
09:49
New CEO now appointed. She's hugely experienced in the industry, expecting exciting times ahead for LPA.
evhoward
25/9/2024
21:26
This share is so dead. Hardly any trading volume! The real spread here is north of 5%, which makes this hard to invest in even if one wanted to...They need to invest in better investor relations if they want a healthy market in these shares.
boonkoh
28/8/2024
08:58
Tiger, he has several options. Probably his first option is to play Mr Grumpy and communicate this to the board to try and get them to find a suitable acquirer for the company. If this doesn't work then he could offer his shareholding to possible acquirers directly. I doubt at his age (70+) he would want to go on the board and run it himself but he is undoubtedly in a position of influence. One thing I have spotted is the company filed a PSC08 at Companies House in May 2024. No person with significant control. Either this is an error (possible) or PG has reached an agreement with LPA only to exercise 24.9% of his votes not the 25% which would trigger a PSC01. Persons of Significant Control. There might have been problems in certain contracts regarding change of control if PG didn't voluntarily limit his voting powers. Anyway the company should clarify the position.
kinwah
21/8/2024
21:12
Over 28% now .whats his next step?
castleford tiger
19/6/2024
12:48
certainly difficult times but i still think the underlying business has legs.

A shake up is needed now and a strong CEO brought in to drive the business forward.

tiger

castleford tiger
19/6/2024
07:52
As expected and further losses to come.
charo
02/6/2024
12:34
Operational shambles.Chair out of comfort zone.Expect further negative trading statement.
charo
31/5/2024
08:28
I agree, hopefully now a time to recruit someone who can deliver a profit from the £20m turnover. Perhaps sale and leaseback of freeholds?
evhoward
31/5/2024
06:49
Looks like maybe the CEO pushed out?Positive in my eyes that we might get fresh CEO, fresh momentum and urgency.IMO chairman should also go. Has had 3 years to turn things around too and not have much to show for it.
boonkoh
17/4/2024
12:50
Alstom train factory been saved by government order of 10 trains
packman8
21/3/2024
15:39
Ok.

i have placed an order for 50k shares as i think this offers a cheap additional entry into LPA.

I have been a holder for many years and took part in some fundraising many years ago.

Lets take a step back..........

The company has said the orders worth approx £1.5m are deferred.

I am guessing that in this highly regulated world the brokers will of pushed for the information to be shared as targets were not going to be met.

Sometimes this means running with limited information and being unable to properly look at the outcome. ( hence the push out to 2025)

Its clear the CEO is not happy about these one sided contracts especially when no fault delays cause eruptions like this.

Moving away from these dangerous grounds is clearly the plan but it takes time.

I will be very close to the 3% mark if and its a big if i get them.

anyone out there wanting to sell we can do it ( via a broker ) and save each other a few quid.

Tiger

castleford tiger
21/3/2024
14:32
Just found it, £3.8m.
keane16
21/3/2024
14:08
Anyone know the value of the freehold properties they own?
keane16
21/3/2024
13:31
Disagree Tergifts.

I have such contracts and so do many others. Growing 1000 acres some of the up front costs are shared. Its a partnership.
Contracts cannot be so ONE sided to leave a company with what could be serious cash flow issues.


These are not contracts i would want to take at all.

I understand delays can happen on both sides but this timescale looks very long.
Clearly the CEO is not happy as well.

1.5m is not going to bust them but lots of the good work has been undone here.

The major holder will have plenty to say.

Lets see what the new notes say.

castleford tiger
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