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MAB Mitchells & Butlers Plc

236.00
-0.50 (-0.21%)
25 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Mitchells & Butlers Plc LSE:MAB London Ordinary Share GB00B1FP6H53 ORD 8 13/24P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.50 -0.21% 236.00 237.00 237.50 239.50 235.50 235.50 233,861 16:35:18
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Drinking Places (alcoholic) 2.5B -4M -0.0067 -353.73 1.41B
Mitchells & Butlers Plc is listed in the Drinking Places (alcoholic) sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker MAB. The last closing price for Mitchells & Butlers was 236.50p. Over the last year, Mitchells & Butlers shares have traded in a share price range of 163.30p to 275.00p.

Mitchells & Butlers currently has 593,880,188 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Mitchells & Butlers is £1.41 billion. Mitchells & Butlers has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -353.73.

Mitchells & Butlers Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
07/1/2021
09:04
I don't think a cap raise will be a disaster, it won't be a hige dilution like IAG RR or HMSN probably a 1 for 4 at around 200 will give them 250m gbp which is more than enough to fund for the next 12 months including current cash , once full able to open will return to printing cash .....
catsick
07/1/2021
08:47
Most of their premises are owned on a freehold basis. Many have large car parks and most are in fantastic locations. Despite all this and great food they have not paid a dividend for years. In place of that they give a book of 12 vouchers every year that give discount of 20% off your bill. On an average bill of £60 that's £12 saved. This encourages shareholders to be customers too. You only have to own 1 share to get the annual booklet. Trouble is that the share price has gone nowhere for years. When they can open again a rocket needs to be placed under management to start expanding their offer with investment in accommodation in suitable places. Also shareholders need a better return linked to the size of their holding. To give an annual discount of 20% for the price of one share is ridiculous.
irenekent
07/1/2021
08:47
Struggling to understand why the equity value is as high as it is given they are insolvent in 2 months. Surely any equity raise will have to be at a massive discount, like sub 100p. The only value in today’s equity is goodwill. At a steady state 400m ebitda, ev should be around 3bn. That’s 2022 value at best. Net debt was around 2bn. Add in more cash burn and probably closer to 2.2 so leaving equity value excluding solvency risk at 800m, which is below today’s market cap. Add in solvency risk and the fact that new equity is invested in cash burn and I am really surprised that mab isn’t trading today at around 160p with the rights prices around or below 100
schroedar
07/1/2021
08:14
I will start building a position here again having sold at 250

GLA

topazfrenzy
07/1/2021
07:57
TBH
in this market with a new lockdown with no end date to keep holding here with a TU due was a brave move.

dicktrade
07/1/2021
07:39
I’m glad your out but I wouldn’t call it happy days, other poor sods are still in and most will be pi’s like us, I wouldn’t touch these now until rights issue details are announced, it’s going to need £500m or more to be going concern and that may be a bridge to far
csmwssk12hu
07/1/2021
07:31
Happy days
I sold out at 235 on Monday.Will look to buy back in as MAB will do v well when things normalise as there will be less competition and loads of people wanting to eat out.
GLA

dicksmoney
07/1/2021
07:20
csm, with respect and given their debt, what did you expect as we enter a third lockdown?.

They won't be the last to require a cash raise.

essentialinvestor
07/1/2021
07:13
Well that is quite worrying, out of money to pay the bills within two to three months, wtf are they thinking saying they need an equity raise, your suppose to announce the terms at the same time, these are going to get shafted today after that as no-one will want to hold wondering what the rights issue price and terms could be, I have been annoyed at these, they were well run when everything was rosy, but it’s like they have froze in the headlights, they have some amazing size plots they could have sold to bring money in, they do amazing food and could have offered takeaway like other pubs near me have done and are doing very well at, let’s face it the food is much better than many takeaways and at least they could have been bringing something in
csmwssk12hu
06/1/2021
08:47
Trading update tomorrow morning. Obviously refers to the period prior to this week's total lockdown (up till Xmas) - but will carry some comment on the situation now? (Or play safe by avoid doing so?)
grabster
24/12/2020
05:45
definite growth / recovery potential after Covid19

watch the youtube

ukneonboy
18/12/2020
14:59
I would have thought this would be heading back to under £2 again, in early Jan if not before, if an extended lockdown or similar is announced for after Xmas
topazfrenzy
09/12/2020
10:05
I'll drink to that. Looks good at this exact second - no idea about the next second though.
netcurtains
03/12/2020
13:55
Snow tomorrow and week end.Will be nice to be sitting in a pub, with a glass or two and Week End papers and a "substantial" meal.Pubs will have a fantastic December in allowed areas.Good momentum sector
viking24
02/12/2020
10:24
Pubs opened today.....
netcurtains
02/12/2020
08:48
Vaccine being rolled out from next week

Stocks like MAB are the place to be, stay out miss out

topazfrenzy
30/11/2020
16:58
What happened to the FTSE - is there a NO DEAL Brexit? Anyone know what happened?
netcurtains
30/11/2020
07:44
Government planning to give more support to hospitality sector.
netcurtains
30/11/2020
06:56
Do you mean a quid!
bookbroker
29/11/2020
22:57
£3 here by Xmas

You have been warned!

topazfrenzy
27/11/2020
18:12
Ten Days to V day:
netcurtains
27/11/2020
11:08
Grabbed a few more :)
topazfrenzy
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