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MGNS Morgan Sindall Group Plc

2,295.00
-35.00 (-1.50%)
Last Updated: 15:41:03
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Morgan Sindall Group Plc LSE:MGNS London Ordinary Share GB0008085614 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -35.00 -1.50% 2,295.00 2,290.00 2,300.00 2,350.00 2,290.00 2,350.00 36,142 15:41:03
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gen Contractor-nonres Bldgs 4.12B 117.7M 2.4853 9.25 1.09B
Morgan Sindall Group Plc is listed in the Gen Contractor-nonres Bldgs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker MGNS. The last closing price for Morgan Sindall was 2,330p. Over the last year, Morgan Sindall shares have traded in a share price range of 1,604.00p to 2,400.00p.

Morgan Sindall currently has 47,358,398 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Morgan Sindall is £1.09 billion. Morgan Sindall has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 9.25.

Morgan Sindall Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
09/8/2007
11:34
on offer at a cracking price too - couldn't resist a big helping
alter ego
09/8/2007
09:40
Another good contract win in affordable housing
kenmill1
06/8/2007
09:57
Good, solid results with a positive forward statement. plenty to hang on for.
kenmill1
06/8/2007
09:57
Good results again and encouraging 25% rise in divi - bodes well for the future.
penpont
26/7/2007
14:59
not for the first time. up and down like a tarts knickers
alter ego
26/7/2007
13:08
Bit of overkill in a falling market today on very little volume
kenmill1
12/7/2007
12:46
Is everyone waking up to the prospects for MGNS affordable housing arm after yesterdays govt announcements?
alter ego
09/6/2007
15:52
Tuffbet, is htere any chance you could include some charts by going into edit and ticking the boxes. Many thanks
johnrxx99
05/6/2007
11:08
not sure you're right tuffbet, after all share price has risen more or less in line with earnings upgrade - that seems reasonable to me.
alter ego
05/6/2007
09:57
positive reaction seems overdone to me short term but nothing to complain about - sometimes downside reaction to a little negative news also gets overdone - that's the markets for you.

on the subject of the market I don't like it at all at the moment it looks way overvalued. Have decided to exit most stocks until things settle down again but that could be months or years if my gut feeling is right

tuffbet
05/6/2007
08:42
Report in today's Times says 08 eps have been upgraded by 15%:
penpont
04/6/2007
12:38
I imagine the analysts may have crunched some numbers following the meeting this am - will be interested to see the upgrades when they appear..... :-))
penpont
04/6/2007
10:59
Well well up 14% this morning so far - wonder what was said in this mornings presentations - somehow I don't think the individual investor is competing on a level playing field but that's the way it's always been.
tuffbet
04/6/2007
09:45
And 'materially enhancing' next year...

This mornings presentation must have gone down well:

penpont
04/6/2007
09:14
Well the market certainly appears to like the deal. Like you Tuffbet, I have a lot of faith in the management of this business and like the fact the deal is expected to be immediately earnings enhancing before the scale is leveraged.
riskblue
04/6/2007
09:01
This looks like an excellent deal with AMEC which clearly suits them both.

Will take time to determine whether the price paid is reasonable but given that MGNS's management a good record and AMEC were anxious to get rid of these companies in order to push on with their re- shaping I would be surprised if this didn't turn out to be a bit of a steal.

Synergy looks good but more importantly the businesses purchased are operating in sectors which all look to have good growth potential- nice one MGNS

tuffbet
16/5/2007
11:23
motoring again after a spell in the doldrums
alter ego
05/4/2007
13:31
Another good contract win. This is still a strong hold for some time yet
kenmill1
21/2/2007
09:18
As an aside I have found through experience that there is an almost direct relationship between the quality of a company and the number of posters on the ADVFN bulletin boards ie high quality solid earnings,decent dividend etc = low number of posts and vice versa.
tuffbet
20/2/2007
17:19
tuffbet, you could be right. I have seen this unjustified share price decline before with rapid recovery soon after and wondered if mm's were seeking stock by shaking the tree. I also noticed todays buys and sells were pretty even so the big drop is even harder to justify. Anyone looking to pick up some stock could do a lot worse than buy this week I suspect. I'm sitting tight and pretty happy with the results and the outlook.
alter ego
20/2/2007
16:26
Share sales today vis a vis purchases don't match at all with the movement in the share price - there is almost an even balance so something is afoot
tuffbet
20/2/2007
13:00
This is the part that seemed overdone..........

"Group operating profit increased by 16% to £46.2m (2005: £39.9m). This
improvement was due to strong growth at Affordable Housing and Fit Out with
modest progress also made by Construction, offset by a reduction in operating
profit at Infrastructure Services. Fit Out increased its operating profit by
38% to £22.6m (2005: £16.4m), Affordable Housing by 29% to £24.0m (2005: £18.7m) and Construction by 4% to £3.4m (2005: £3.2m). Infrastructure Services' operating profit reduced slightly to £5.1m (2005: £6.0m)."


".......strong growth at Affordable Housing and Fit Out...."

I would agree with the Fit Out part, but Affordable Housing only increased revenue by 3.6% and the Order Book by 7.7% - the operating profit was then due to increased margins and not ..."strong growth".... IMHO.


"........modest progress also made by Construction......."

The progress was certainly very modest - Revenues +2.1%; Op. Profit +6.3%; Order Book -2.6%


"........Infrastructure Services' operating profit reduced slightly..."

Really, I would have passed over this one as the Op. Profit -15.0% and reduced margins is explained by restructuring, but I feel, as indicated with the Affordable Housing and Construction comments, that the writeup has been overdone and so am not convinced.

Hence,.."Results......... do not seem to be quite as good as they pretend, but not bad either." - AIMHO

Which could be why the Market has reacted so strongly, (profit taking !!!),
but...SOLID results said AFX news in the morning, now changed to POSITIVE results.

piedro
20/2/2007
12:08
Peidro, I thought that these were another solid set of results from MGNS and I can't understand your comment nor the market's reaction this morning. I always look to see if the operating cash flow exceeds the operating profit to make sure that a company is not being "creative" with their accounts and I certainly have no worries on that score here. The prospects for the year ahead also look promising.

Is there something that I'm missing? Would you care to elaborate?

gre
20/2/2007
10:29
Results......... do not seem to be quite as good as they pretend, but not bad either.
piedro
18/2/2007
13:32
jadeticl,

Preliminary Results.....Tuesday 20 Feb.

Not sleeping but very relaxed.
Topped up at £12.07 and took out bets on the way down.

piedro
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