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MER Mears Group Plc

392.00
0.50 (0.13%)
Last Updated: 13:31:38
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Mears Group Plc LSE:MER London Ordinary Share GB0005630420 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.50 0.13% 392.00 391.00 392.00 393.00 390.00 390.00 36,123 13:31:38
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Bldg Clean & Maint Svc, Nec 959.61M 29M 0.2640 14.85 430.54M
Mears Group Plc is listed in the Bldg Clean & Maint Svc sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker MER. The last closing price for Mears was 391.50p. Over the last year, Mears shares have traded in a share price range of 236.50p to 396.50p.

Mears currently has 109,831,369 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Mears is £430.54 million. Mears has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 14.85.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
27/3/2009
10:02
Dipped a toe into this one, looks like it has hit the bottom and charts look ready for a move upwards, MACD crossing which seems to be a good medium term indicator for this chart so it should be around the bottom!
devonlad
26/3/2009
13:21
Just bought in. Fingers crossed. Great company, can only see these rising.
lucky_lady
26/3/2009
11:07
this is I think the lowest PE ratio rating it has had in ages-about 10 on historic earnings and now yielding 2.2% which isn't that much but still above base..........i hop this is just one of those malaises as some fund or number of investors sell a few as its so liquid
nfs
24/3/2009
14:32
can't believe this has dropped to this level
5dally
18/3/2009
19:46
Well, I have been watching this for weeks and finally went in early this morning at 231p, and what does it do? It ends up at 216p..... It is a long term investment but it would have been nice to do better on the first day!
wilfman
11/3/2009
10:23
Positive mention in The Mail this morning :-)
5dally
10/3/2009
16:34
See that silly share price movement has reversed itself
5dally
10/3/2009
16:09
"The Group has experienced no delay in settlement of debts within its Social Housing or Domiciliary Care divisions where the customers are local authorities and housing associations. The Group is, however, experiencing some delays in settlement of debts within its M&E division where customers are typically blue chip construction companies. Whilst this delay has a short term impact on the Group's net funds, the credit risk is insured."

What do you make of it?

quickmind
10/3/2009
10:30
Outlook statement suggests good contract wins are in prospect.
standish11
10/3/2009
10:14
PE of 12 still too high,
cambium
10/3/2009
10:08
If these were such great results, why the fall?
lucky_lady
10/3/2009
09:43
Crystal - and I agree.
joshalexander
10/3/2009
09:37
sitting on the sidelines at the moment waiting and watching

PE of 12 is a little steep in this market even with the growth and order book and cash and divi and..........shall I carry on?

cambium
10/3/2009
09:17
Cambium

I thought you had a change on mind on MER, you like these again?.

joshalexander
10/3/2009
09:10
Increased Divi,,,,,not many company's offering one these day's let alone increasing it,,,,and down the share price goes,,,,mad market
5dally
10/3/2009
08:05
no .................theyre great

"Our order book stands at GBP1.6 billion and the demand for our services
continues to be strong. Importantly our two growth markets Social Housing and
Domiciliary Care, which account for over 80% of Group revenues, largely reflect
quality partnership relationships with first class public sector customers.
These are defensive sectors where spend is largely non-discretionary and which
afford us substantial immunity from bad debts.


"We continue to place great emphasis on winning good quality contracts that can
provide clear and sustainable margins. The sales pipeline remains buoyant and we
have a number of significant opportunities which are at an advanced stage of the
bidding process. There are also tremendous opportunities with existing customers
to unlock significant additional revenue."

pe 12

cambium
10/3/2009
07:50
Results look very good
5dally
26/2/2009
13:51
Surprised on this drop,,,,after such a good piece in The Mail today
5dally
15/1/2009
17:13
Josh
MER CNT etc. will probably do OK while Labour stay in power - Keynesian economics - though Yesterday's papers announced massive local authority job cuts - but when the Tories take over they will slash public spending to the bone . At the moment there are so many better things to short e.g. just indices or Euro against the dollar

hosede
09/1/2009
08:41
Pro

I admire anyone who has the guts to admit that.

However what Bears continue to fail to grasp IMO, is that MER
provide essential services which LA's have a legal and contractual obligation
to provide.

You are heading for the local burns unit with an open short
here IMO. Holt learnt his trade at MITIE - have a look at their 20 year + record.

joshalexander
08/1/2009
15:44
for the record i am short on this...target 200p...
pro_better
08/1/2009
15:25
All across on the oilers Josh.
scurfiee
08/1/2009
09:52
Where are the Bears??? - Missing in action IMO.
joshalexander
08/1/2009
09:52
Where are the Bears??? - Missing in action IMO.
joshalexander
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