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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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May Gurney | LSE:MAYG | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B1528L44 | ORD 5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 302.50 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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26/6/2006 11:05 | Reminds me of Mouchel Parkman who are on a forward P/E of 18. | simon gordon | |
22/6/2006 18:33 | In the absence of a prospectus, Shares mag today has a decent summary: Continued demand for infrastructure upgrade and maintenance services has prompted May Gurney to seek a UK listing. The company has been growing turnover and profit for the past seven years and has major deals with the likes of Network Rail, the Highways Agency and South West Water. Chief executive David Sterry claims May Gurney has experienced significant growth since a management buyout in 2001, competing for contracts against large plcs. He believes a stock market listing will raise the company's profile, strengthen the balance sheet and provide funds to support organic growth and select acquisitions. More than 75% of contracts are on a longterm basis, typically between five and ten years. It is primarily interested in highways, rail and utilities work, where there is ongoing demand for maintenance services. It works with several county councils on road projects, with new contracts worth between £15 million and £50 million per year. London Underground's £2.3 billion station modernisation programme is also providing good opportunities, with May Gurney currently undertaking escalator upgrades. Costs include salaries for its 3,200-strong workforce and ownership of maintenance vehicles and systems. It made £16.7 million pre-tax profit in year to 31 March, 2006 on £364.9 million turnover. May Gurney will join the Aim market this week with a £130.6 million market cap. It has placed 23.7 million shares at 186p with institutions, with the offering nearly twice over subscribed. After expenses, it has raised £13.5 million with a further £30 million going to existing shareholders. The management will own 40% post listing, with 11% held in an employee share option trust and 35% with institutions. But is it worth chasing higher? not for now ... | jonwig | |
21/6/2006 07:50 | Placing price 186p. 2x oversubscribed. Looks to have made a strong start. Won't be buying until (unless) the share price settles down a lot. | jonwig | |
21/6/2006 07:49 | ... Significant shareholdings: Polar Capital Forager Fund ...... 2,920,000 ... 4.16% Mr AD Wright .................... 2,300,000 ... 3.27% Octopus Investments ............. 2,149,351 ... 3.06% May Gurney Group Limited ESOT ... 1,604,378 ... 2.28% David Sterry .................... 6,758,800 ... 9.62% Ian Findlater ................... 4,550,000 ... 6.47% Richard Dean .................... 3,600,000 ... 5.13% Michael Dunn .................... 1,469,344 ... 2.09% Tim Ross .................... David Galloway .................... 100,000 ... 0.14% PhilipFellowes-Prynn Total shares in issue: 70,236,016. | jonwig |
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