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MONY Mony Group Plc

224.40
-0.60 (-0.27%)
26 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Mony Group Plc LSE:MONY London Ordinary Share GB00B1ZBKY84 ORD 0.02P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.60 -0.27% 224.40 224.60 225.40 229.60 223.60 229.60 974,322 16:35:15
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Information Retrieval Svcs 432.1M 72.7M 0.1354 16.65 1.21B
Mony Group Plc is listed in the Information Retrieval Svcs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker MONY. The last closing price for Mony was 225p. Over the last year, Mony shares have traded in a share price range of 208.00p to 286.00p.

Mony currently has 536,941,460 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Mony is £1.21 billion. Mony has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 16.65.

Mony Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
19/10/2021
09:32
Market like the TU and/or the acquisition today, even if revenues from energy switching will be down.
deadly
27/9/2021
11:47
I'm in shares only for income and agree with Warren Buffet's view that my preferred holding period is forever, provided in my case that the share continues to deliver on income. I'm not concerned with price movement so am staying with MONY for the time being despite the fall on my cost, on the assumption that they will maintain the dividend at 11.71p where it has stood for the last two years.

If they do, at 213p that's a yield of 5.5% though my personal yield is lower on a higher cost price. But if they cut the divi due to poor results, I will reconsider.

anhar
27/9/2021
08:10
I'm out - imo better short term opportunities elsewhere.
Mind you this low share price could produce an offer.
Good luck everyone.
Suet

suetballs
26/9/2021
17:33
On the basis of wholesale markets declining board are confident of delivering expectations for the year, how long before the profit warning.
its the oxman
26/9/2021
13:07
No, car insurance is a flat fee, as is home insurance, bike and pet insurance, energy and credit cards.
disc0dave45
26/9/2021
12:52
They market car insurance for free then?
plat hunter
26/9/2021
12:45
They only get commission for travel insurance, breakdown, life insurance and loans.
disc0dave45
25/9/2021
21:39
Less choice always means higher prices. Higher prices, equals higher commissions.
plat hunter
25/9/2021
14:37
Less insurance comparisons coming too, with new rules about charging same to new and old customers?
eezymunny
24/9/2021
16:11
On the flip side, there's 1.5 million new energy quotes up for grabs
plat hunter
24/9/2021
16:11
It's a growth market Suet, no new cars, no growth.
plat hunter
24/9/2021
11:45
But peeps still have their old cars which they have to insure!
Suet

suetballs
24/9/2021
11:31
Fewer car sales, fewer quotes
plat hunter
24/9/2021
11:13
Plat can you tell my why chips affect MONY?
prokartace
24/9/2021
10:06
Car insurance is undoubtedly the biggest earner. MONY is a victim of the chip shortage it seems
plat hunter
23/9/2021
23:10
If it dips below 200p I may buy back in. I offloaded at about 250 last week. Need to scrutine the accounts as it's a 1B plus valued company...
pinemartin9
23/9/2021
22:43
Travel is improving too, surely an important part of revenue.
deadly
23/9/2021
21:32
Thought insurance was the biggest revenue segment, not energy?
boonkoh
20/9/2021
15:53
The big drop is not surprising then - nothing to compare.
Suet

suetballs
20/9/2021
15:35
Suppliers all pulling deals from pcws as prices settle at the price cap.
karadas09
20/9/2021
10:28
Small gas suppliers going bust having an impact here?
Suet

suetballs
22/7/2021
11:51
the market likes the results and so do I. Hardly any recovery from last year's lows so about time.
deadly
28/5/2021
12:25
Good counter arguments.
Suet

suetballs
28/5/2021
12:08
I don't see it that way. IMHO I think what it will mean is that insurance companies can no longer profit from luring new customers in and then hiking the price in return for loyalty. The ins companies will adjust their marketing as they will still be just as keen to attract new customers if not more so (as the chances of retention may increase). This means they will cyclically take it in turns to be the "market leader" (to new and old customers) for a year or two followed by many more years of being more expensive than others. This is what the gas and elec companies do. It might mean with all the publicity that the companies will put out that some customers are falsely reassured that they don't need to shop around but most are not stupid. Shopping around is here to stay and with autoswitching products on the price comparison sites will continue to increase.
rob the slob
28/5/2021
08:06
Isn't the FCA announcement re: auto renewals this morning a nail in the coffin?
robertball
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