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MARS Marston's Plc

36.50
-1.70 (-4.45%)
24 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Marston's Plc LSE:MARS London Ordinary Share GB00B1JQDM80 ORD 7.375P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -1.70 -4.45% 36.50 36.55 36.95 38.25 36.55 37.05 3,932,686 16:35:01
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Malt Beverages 885.4M -9.3M -0.0147 -24.90 232.1M
Marston's Plc is listed in the Malt Beverages sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker MARS. The last closing price for Marston's was 38.20p. Over the last year, Marston's shares have traded in a share price range of 25.55p to 39.50p.

Marston's currently has 634,148,510 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Marston's is £232.10 million. Marston's has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -24.90.

Marston's Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
29/4/2020
23:46
Wetherspoons plan to open in June apparently. But in what capacity. Doesn't sound economically viable while having to maintain social distancing. Interesting days and weeks ahead.
creddy
29/4/2020
20:42
I think this one is set for a good day tomorrow . Remind me to buy more in the am (mental note)
john09
29/4/2020
19:50
I think it's almost guaranteed for MARS to raise cash
the deacon
29/4/2020
18:22
Yes at 900p which was the price earlier in the day. It closed at 960p ie above the placing price which is relatively common at the moment with other stocks

Be good if marstons also got a placing away

john09
29/4/2020
18:16
Placing at JDW after close.
eeza
29/4/2020
17:46
Good for you Sbb1x. What are the particular features of the company as an investment which attracted you more than other currently down-beaten shares?
dogwalker
29/4/2020
09:48
Bought a few
sbb1x
29/4/2020
09:06
Time the shareholders had a whip round to pay for executive salares, bonuses ans share options.
redartbmud
29/4/2020
09:00
And those who can afford this?
Surely they will have read about the 9 people in a restaurant in China , infected with CV via the restaurant's aircon recirculating the virus from 1 customer ?

fenners66
29/4/2020
08:16
Prices will need to rise.
At the risk of sounding snobby, the World will become more Waitrose and less Aldi.

A meal at a nice pub for 2, people well spaced out, should cost a minimum of £30 plus drinks.
..bring it on,

careful
28/4/2020
23:10
Exactly. What's more, if they're only partially full, they're unviable. What's the point of reopening with all of the costs for 30-50% of the revenue?
jeffian
28/4/2020
20:35
But pubs are, well, pubs. They are designed for camaraderie and social mingling. Without that, they are nothing.
grahamburn
28/4/2020
16:28
Trend is to manage social distancing in other countries.
The way things are moving it is unlikely that pubs will be fully closed for much longer.
They will be opened with conditions.

Difficult to see how the measures introduced in other countries can be ignored here.

careful
28/4/2020
07:54
RBC Capital Markets Sector Performer 31.00 31.00 130.00 40.00 Reiterates
skinny
27/4/2020
23:15
Had some Stella and finest 2019 crop shiraz. Had a think. Gearing (debt) above 65% ; no bad thing long as borrowing to invest and not spend on corporate jets. Estate is over 90% freehold. I assume staff have been furloughed and Rishi will extend that policy till pubs allowed to reopen (probably around Xmas). Long as management can service debt till business as normal (covenants currently waived till mid June), potentially triple your hard earned. Always do your own thinking, read the economist, bloomberg and drink lots of hobgoblin (that'll be the one with the ugly old evil witch) .
creddy
27/4/2020
07:31
There there.. The market has handed you the wooden spoon. Learn and move on. Atb
wigwammer
26/4/2020
23:55
Wrong I have never suggested anyone buys / sells / holds or does whatever with the stock.

On the 22nd you were suggesting that Marstons did not have to provide depreciation on assets as they were not in use.
You needed to have the accounting concept explaining to you.
Depreciation is governed by accounting rules not use.

You also said that MARS is vital to the economy and would never be allowed to fail , prioritised before spending on public services , unless pubs are shut down for 3 years.....


Thereafter you bought and I congratulated you on a paper profit asking you if you had sold and thus crystallised it.


After that when the share price was 44 there was a discussion about debt. Debt kills shareholders or companies or both.

If the Marstons underlying business is good enough - and the lock down long enough it may do for the shareholders as the debt holders take it.

The debt was then and is now still a large risk. It has not gone away and since its likely pubs will be one of the last commercial businesses to reopen the debt will be a bigger problem before they do.

Nothing in that respect has changed.

However the share price has since fallen.

One interpretation of that could be - everyone has taken profits
or
the market sentiment has changed and the speculation of longer shutdown and risks on debt have come to the fore.

Take your pick.


You actually said "I was fortunate enough to buy mars near the lows, and have taken out half of what I purchased in the mid 40’s. I understand there are risks"

That could be interpreted as you bought some at the lows and some in the mid 40's

You are clarified that you sold half of your position in the mid 40's hence you are presumably left with a much smaller profit on the other half.

fenners66
26/4/2020
20:28
Fenner. You suggested at 25p that people should not buy the stock. It promptly doubled. I took profit with the stock in the mid 40s. This is the third time I have stated this - you evidently still have difficulty listening. No you have not added anything to my understanding of the investment case. Hope that helps.
wigwammer
26/4/2020
18:50
Drip feed funds in and average down if price drops further. Can't be much downside from here and will rocket on any positive sentiment. Always do your own thinking and watch wolf of Wall St first.
creddy
24/4/2020
22:05
Probably worth a punt at 15p in a few days.
dinvester
24/4/2020
19:25
Having bought in and out, in and out of this, I told myself I’d buy back again if it went sub 30p. It was teetering on the edge throughout today.

What do people think, is 30p a bargain or will it test previous lows again? I know at the moment there’s nothing but negative sentiment towards pubs but the instant that changes, the price here will rocket.

archy147
24/4/2020
13:20
fenners66
26 Mar '20 - 11:39 - 3514 of 3530 Edit

"Wigwammer - I'm not knocking your profit... have you sold or still twisting ?"

wigwammer
26 Mar '20 - 13:02 - 3520 of 3530

"Fenner - you may not be knocking my profit, but what about the prescience of your own musings? 60%+ offside in 3 days... The market isn’t giving you a high score.. atb"



The price then was 44
Price now 30


Did you sell ?
Well done if you did

Still convinced I had nothing to add to the debate ?

fenners66
22/4/2020
18:34
And, another one for the masturbatorium!!
ianood
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