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WINK M Winkworth Plc

162.50
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 08:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
M Winkworth Plc LSE:WINK London Ordinary Share GB00B4TT7L53 ORD 0.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 162.50 155.00 170.00 162.50 162.50 162.50 0.00 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Real Estate Agents & Mgrs 9.31M 1.95M 0.1511 10.75 20.98M
M Winkworth Plc is listed in the Real Estate Agents & Mgrs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker WINK. The last closing price for M Winkworth was 162.50p. Over the last year, M Winkworth shares have traded in a share price range of 117.50p to 182.50p.

M Winkworth currently has 12,908,792 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of M Winkworth is £20.98 million. M Winkworth has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 10.75.

M Winkworth Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
15/1/2020
20:39
I agree with you, it's a great little company, but should point out a small error. The 9p per share payment was a return of capital and not a special dividend, and so is taxed differently.
aleman
15/1/2020
19:35
Good results today. I love this company and have held for several years. It plods along nicely and pays a dividend 4 times a year. It even pays special divis if it makes too much cash.... What's not to like?
dulciemo
06/12/2019
13:03
House prices pick up slightly as London activity increases.



Also from the Guardian:

Lucy Pendleton of estate agents James Pendleton:

“Contributing to the pick up in the annual pace of growth is the London market, which has started to bubble away again.

“In the capital, a big jump in the number of sales going to best-and-final offers is going hand in hand with increasing footfall through front doors as buyers’ appetites return.

aleman
16/10/2019
12:50
ONS has average London house price jumping from £457k in May to £473k in September, which backs up comments by some estate agents saying there was signs of a bit more interest in the capital. There are signs in some regions of a summer pick up but the annual number is still weak due to falls in previous seasons that have yet to drop out.
aleman
11/9/2019
12:43
Not bad results for a difficult market. Cash fell £0.653m but that's after a return of capital to shareholders of £1.15m. Current liabilities fell a touch and receivables were nearly flat so that's a very good showing really, in that they suggest an ability to generate slightly more than the £500k cash added over 12 months AFTER dividend and adjusting for capital return. It suggests room for a dividend rise or maybe another return of capital in a couple of years. Of course, that's if things remained the same, which they no doubt will not. Still slowly expanding the number of offices, too. Should do well if the bouncing along the bottom the housing market ever turns into a recovery. Meanwhile, seems to be generating plenty of cash from a mediocre market.
aleman
05/9/2019
06:54
Interim results will probably be next week.
aleman
05/9/2019
06:45
It's interesting to read that Hunters' interim profit was boosted from £857k to £1.1m by IFRS accounting changes (IFRS 16 mentioned specifically). However, their underlying operating cashflow was up about 30% anyway, so they are doing well. They raised the interim dividend 9%.
aleman
11/7/2019
10:54
Hard to say. It certainly won't help but would it actually stifle the nascent signs of a recovery? Maybe.

The RICS survey actually shows that weak prices have started to stimulate activity all across the south and rents are strong.

aleman
11/7/2019
10:50
I would have thought woes in the City will hold back London prices..eg Deutsche Bank lay offs..most of whom unlikely to find new jobs .
gfrae
13/6/2019
12:33
Rental market looking stronger. London sales market not quite as weak and signs shortage of stock is lifting prices in some areas and drawing a few more out to sell.
aleman
01/5/2019
09:48
A month ago, WINK said it was sensing pent up demand, waiting for more certainty.
As prices have declined over the last few years, we have noticed a consistent increase in applicants and so a pent-up demand that has not yet flowed through to a rise in sales. This is partly attributable to changing political dynamics creating uncertainty and holding transaction levels back. So long as political uncertainty dominates the news we anticipate that this will remain the case. However, when we eventually enter a period of relative stability we would expect the market to unlock, with sellers coming forward and buying demand feeding through to increased transactions, albeit without significant price increases due to affordability and tax changes. In lettings we anticipate strong levels of demand to continue to be driven by young professionals.

Today, we have another report suggesting signs of the market picking up as those wanting to move can hold off no longer. Chestertons say it's their best start to a year since 2014.

aleman
27/2/2019
10:29
Foxtons shares up 20% in the last couple of weeks.
aleman
16/1/2019
07:51
2018 slightly ahead of expectations and a slight dividend increase to 1.9p.

What a pleasant contrast to the news I've been getting from most of my other small caps.

aleman
13/11/2018
08:06
Foxtons have reported a slightly improved, flat Q3 trading update, as strengthening lettings offset sales revenue that was only down slightly. They have been reducing costs by closing branches so there could be a slight benefit for Winkworth on top of the slightly better market trend.
aleman
24/8/2018
09:15
In the context of the return on capital, it might be worth a reminder that Simon Agace (Chairman) owns 43.5% of shares and Dominic Agace (CEO) owns another 5%.

I am not complaining though.

wilmdav
24/7/2018
13:26
There's a little update on the end of the return of capital confirmation.



Dominic Agace, CEO of the Company, commented: "Winkworth continues to be cash generative and has a strong balance sheet, so we welcome this opportunity to return excess capital to shareholders. It remains the Company's policy, market conditions permitting, to make quarterly dividend payments, and we declared a second quarter dividend on 18 July. While the sales market remains challenging, our lettings business has started the year strongly and we continue to grow our franchise network."

aleman
22/6/2018
06:35
I reckon the return of surplus capital equates to 9.0p.
aleman
18/6/2018
10:30
I've topped up. The shares are cautiously rated even though the company is still expanding its office numbers at minimal cost and disruption. The latest rightmove survey says London sales volumes were -5.0% in May, compared to a YTD of -6.5%. Although prices are down for the 10th month in the capital, it agrees with other surveys/Foxtons which indicate lower prices might be starting to stimulate slightly more activity.
aleman
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