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Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Moonpig Group Plc	LSE:MOON	London	Ordinary Share	GB00BMT9K014	ORD 10P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	2.10	1.56%	137.10	110,858	12:25:40

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
136.90		137.50	138.30	134.60	134.60

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Offices-holdng Companies,nec	304.33	31.44	9.20	15.06	469.04

Last Trade Time	Trade Type	Trade Size	Trade Price	Currency
12:22:24	AT	53	137.10	GBX

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Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
11:22:24	137.10	53	72.66	AT
11:22:24	137.10	102	139.84	AT
11:22:24	137.00	11	15.07	AT
11:19:26	136.70	364	497.59	AT
11:19:26	136.70	204	278.87	AT

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Posted at 31/3/2023 00:11 by waldron Consensus Mean consensus BUY Number of Analysts 11 Last Close Price 125,70 GBX Average target price 238,50 GBX Spread / Average Target 89,7% High Price Target 300,00 GBX Spread / Highest target 139% Low Price Target 135,00 GBX Spread / Lowest Target 7,40% Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 30/3/2023 20:59 by pugugly Depends on what type:- MOON do a very nice line in personalised cards mouse mats etc where you send them a photo and the words you want - They produce and send to the person you specify. Great for family photo's etc but I suspect not a major part of their business. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 30/3/2023 13:27 by yump Card have reported a 27% drop in online over Christmas as a result of the strikes. If MOON have had the same problem, then there’s quite a bit to come in “normal” years. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 07/12/2022 14:45 by kalai1 Moonpig Group Plc posted Interims for the 6 months ended 31st October this morning. The results indicate a resilient business model with high profitability and robust cash generation. Revenues were roughly flat at £142.8m, gross profit up to £77.2m. Adjusted EBITDA was marginally lower at £34.6m, with adjusted PBT down around a quarter to £18.9m. This dip in statutory profit reflected interest on financing for the Experiences acquisition and amortisation of the technology platform investments that underpin the Group’s expectations for future growth. The Group remains highly profitable while management are strengthening the b/s and expecting pro forma net leverage to decrease to between approximately 1.9x and 2.0x at30th April 2023. Management confirmed unchanged expectations for full year adjusted EBITDA in FY23 on revenue of about £320m. Valuation is average, the share price remains in a correction and postal strikes pose near term risks to the business. There is no rush to buy here, but the business has growth potential and is a share worth monitoring for the time being... ...from WealthOracle hTTps://wealthoracle.co.uk/detailed-result-full/MOON/628 Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 07/12/2022 08:13 by privileged On typical valuation metrics hard to see why this is more than about 60-70p/share so another 50% to goWill keep short Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 14/10/2022 10:24 by seball Moonpig is ridiculously undervalued at its current price. Expect a run up to over 200p by end of 2022. Strong Buy Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 27/5/2022 12:04 by r9505571 Moonpig tumbled after various shareholders sold around £80m worth of shares in the online greeting cards and gift retailer in a placing. The shares were sold at 250p each, which is a discount of around 8.2% to the closing share price on Thursday. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 23/5/2022 08:09 by bigbigdave RNS Number : 3477M Moonpig Group plc 23 May 2022 THIS ANNOUNCEMENT CONTAINS INSIDE INFORMATION Moonpig Group plc ("Moonpig Group" or the "Group") Becoming the ultimate gifting companion Proposed Acquisition of Buyagift 23 May 2022 Moonpig Group, the leading online greeting card and gifting platform in the UK and the Netherlands, announces the proposed acquisition of the entire issued share capital of Smartbox Group UK Limited ("Buyagift"), the UK's leading gift experiences platform, for cash consideration of GBP124 million(1) (the "Acquisition"). Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 29/3/2022 06:57 by tole Peel Hunt upgrades 'overly derated' MoonpigPeel Hunt has upgraded online card and gift retailer Moonpig (MOON), which it believes has 'overly derated'.Analyst Jonathan Pritchard upgraded his recommendation from 'hold' to 'add' but lowered the target price from 400p to 300p on the stock, which closed up 4.8% at 223p on Monday. 'Moonpig has been overly derated by a market that has developed an aversion to 2021 floats and online retailers,' he said.'We believe Moonpig should not be dragged into that basket: it has robust margins and a clear growth trajectory ahead.'Although Pritchard said a 'nervous consumer is less helpful than a confident one', sales of greetings cards have 'low income elasticity, and we see very limited downsides to forecasts'.'On the basis that the shares have halved in the last 12 months, we therefore see an opportunity here and upgrade.' Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 18/4/2021 08:54 by waldron SpaceX wins $2.9 billion NASA contract for lunar lander Jackie Wattles By Jackie Wattles, CNN Business Updated 1852 GMT (0252 HKT) April 17, 2021 These are the challenges of going back to the moon by 2024 NOW PLAYING These are the challenges of going back to the moon by 2024 CNN nasa mars 2020 rover perseverance scientist mission williford intv tsr vpx_00002130 'A dream come true': NASA scientist on Mars rover landing Watch SpaceX's Mars rocket prototype crash land... again Why NASA calls landing the Mars rover '7 minutes of terror' Watch this rocket launch from the wing of a jumbo jet Hubble Telescope image NASA releases never-before-seen images from Hubble Telescope space technology benefiting earth spc intl_00010230.png How space technology is benefiting Earth Watch astronauts arrive at International Space Station Baby Yoda in space Baby Yoda hitches a ride to the International Space Station Now Playing These are the challenges of going back to the moon by 2024 marte fotos volcan olympus mons sistema solar hope ultravioleta perspectivas mexico_00000411.png Why we are going to Mars NASA's tiny helicopter is ready to make history on Mars Watch yet another SpaceX prototype explode This image was taken during the first drive of NASA's Perseverance rover on Mars on March 4, 2021. The team has spent the weeks since landing checking out the rover to prepare for surface operations. NASA releases stunning new images from Mars Watch SpaceX Mars prototype rocket nail landing, explode on pad Watch the Perseverance rover's first footage of Mars Meet the 29-year-old cancer survivor set to make history in space nasa mars 2020 rover perseverance scientist mission williford intv tsr vpx_00002130 'A dream come true': NASA scientist on Mars rover landing Watch SpaceX's Mars rocket prototype crash land... again Why NASA calls landing the Mars rover '7 minutes of terror' Watch this rocket launch from the wing of a jumbo jet Hubble Telescope image NASA releases never-before-seen images from Hubble Telescope space technology benefiting earth spc intl_00010230.png How space technology is benefiting Earth Watch astronauts arrive at International Space Station Baby Yoda in space Baby Yoda hitches a ride to the International Space Station These are the challenges of going back to the moon by 2024 marte fotos volcan olympus mons sistema solar hope ultravioleta perspectivas mexico_00000411.png Why we are going to Mars NASA's tiny helicopter is ready to make history on Mars Watch yet another SpaceX prototype explode This image was taken during the first drive of NASA's Perseverance rover on Mars on March 4, 2021. The team has spent the weeks since landing checking out the rover to prepare for surface operations. NASA releases stunning new images from Mars Watch SpaceX Mars prototype rocket nail landing, explode on pad Watch the Perseverance rover's first footage of Mars Meet the 29-year-old cancer survivor set to make history in space Austin, Texas (CNN Business)SpaceX secured a $2.89 billion NASA contract to build spacecraft that will land astronauts on the moon for the first time in five decades. The fixed-price contract is a major vote of confidence for Elon Musk's rocket company, as the space agency is placing a large amount of responsibility for its cornerstone human spaceflight program, known as Artemis, on SpaceX. Friday's announcement is a blow to Blue Origin, the rocket company founded by Jeff Bezos, which had proposed working as a "National Team" alongside corporate behemoths such as Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin to design and build a lunar lander, and to Alabama-based Dynetics, which had put in its own bid. But ultimately, SpaceX won with its bid to use of a spacecraft the company is already developing on its own in South Texas. That vehicle, called Starship, is also the linchpin of Musk's personal goal of landing the first humans on Mars. Test flights of early Starship prototypes have all ended in explosions thus far, but the company is rapidly building new test vehicles. How SpaceX and NASA overcame a bitter culture clash to bring back US astronaut launches How SpaceX and NASA overcame a bitter culture clash to bring back US astronaut launches Last year, NASA announced three different contracts for lunar lander development, which were awarded to SpaceX and Blue Origin's "National Team," with the expectation that the companies would each work to bring operational vehicles to fruition and compete with each other on price and technology. Lisa Watson-Morgan, NASA's Human Landing System or HLS program manager, said during a press call Friday that NASA had "supported each partner, providing design support analysis, subject matter experts and testing" to all those contractors during that phase. Watson-Morgan added that NASA will continue to provide close oversight as SpaceX continues its development, "ensuring that this system will be safe for our astronauts." Boeing is building another key element for the Artemis program: The Space Launch System or SLS, a gargantuan rocket designed to carry the Orion crew capsule to the moon. That's the rocket that will carry astronauts to the moon's orbit, and then the crew will transfer to the Gateway space station, and from there, Starship will carry the astronauts to the moon's surface, according to Watson-Morgan. Many in the space community have expressed their frustration that NASA has stuck by the SLS program, considering that SpaceX's Starship would theoretically be capable of completing the entire mission. The SLS development program has also been billions over budget and years behind schedule. NASA said SpaceX will also be required to conduct an uncrewed demonstration mission, landing Starship on the moon, before astronauts will fly onboard. Friday's surprise announcement that SpaceX would be the sole awardee comes after the space agency struggled for two years to convince Congress to adequately fund the lunar lander development program. The space agency confirmed price was a major factor in its decision to move forward with one contractor. The Artemis contract announcement signals that NASA is willing to put immense trust in SpaceX, which had an early history of butting heads with the space agency for its move-fast-and-break-things approach to rocket development. SpaceX just got a big contract to launch two pieces of a future Moon space station SpaceX just got a big contract to launch two pieces of a future Moon space station But in recent years, the company has worked hand-in-hand with NASA on historic accomplishments, most notably crewed spaceflights on SpaceX's Dragon vehicles, which began last year and have carried astronauts on two flights to the Internationaol Space Station, with a third planned for next week. The Crew Dragon ushered in the return of human spaceflight from US soil for the first time since 2011. SpaceX was also previously selected to build another version of Dragon to carry cargo to Gateway, the space station NASA plans to put in orbit around the moon to support a future moon base where astronauts can live and work for extended periods of time. Correction: An earlier version of this headline incorrectly stated the amount of the contract awarded to SpaceX. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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