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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 Shares Traded Last Trade
  60.00 3.51% 1,770.00 283,543 16:35:27
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
1,764.00 1,768.00 1,776.00 1,714.00 1,730.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Construction & Materials 3,034.00 60.80 99.80 17.7 820
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
17:13:12 O 25 1,770.04 GBX
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01/3/202111:25UKREGMorgan Sindall Group PLC Total Voting Rights
25/2/202112:04ALNCMorgan Sindall To Deliver Results Ahead Of Forecasts After Weak 2020
25/2/202107:00UKREGMorgan Sindall Group PLC Final Results
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08/2/202107:00UKREGMorgan Sindall Group PLC Notice of Results
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01/2/202110:40UKREGMorgan Sindall Group PLC Total Voting Rights
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08/12/202014:00UKREGMorgan Sindall Group PLC Additional Listing
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2021-03-03 17:14:011,770.0425442.51O
2021-03-03 16:53:471,748.6486115,055.75O
2021-03-03 16:52:111,769.821923,398.06O
2021-03-03 16:41:201,766.4015,000264,960.00O
2021-03-03 16:37:131,770.004,46479,012.80O
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03/3/2021
08:20		Morgan Sindall Daily Update: Morgan Sindall Group Plc is listed in the Construction & Materials sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker MGNS. The last closing price for Morgan Sindall was 1,710p.
Morgan Sindall Group Plc has a 4 week average price of 1,404p and a 12 week average price of 1,344p.
The 1 year high share price is 1,906p while the 1 year low share price is currently 992p.
There are currently 46,335,417 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 322,801 shares. The market capitalisation of Morgan Sindall Group Plc is £820,136,880.90.
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27/2/2021
19:43		bluecash: Galeforce, I agree. P/e looks very low and dividend is very respectable at this price.
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19/2/2021
16:01		galeforce1: It will be interesting to see the full year results next Thursday, but since we had a trading update in November I suppose there aren't that many 'unknowns'. I'll be interested to hear how the Fit-Out division is going. Is the general move by companies to reduce office space enlarging or decreasing the order book for MGNS? I reckon it will be surprisingly strong because so much office space will have to be re-configured. House building, Regeneration and Infrastructure should all be strong. I still think this is one of the best value stocks out there, with a good dividend, a very strong balance sheet, a big order book and great management. I've topped up today on the slightly weaker share price.
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06/11/2020
16:34		quickquid: I'm 100% confident with MGNS because I know the work is priced correctly with goodmargins. MGNS has the correct attitude, if it isn't profitable, don't bother tendering. MGNS also pass on design responsibility to subcontractors and design specialists thereby eliminsting risk.
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04/11/2020
15:31		essentialinvestor: MGNS should not even be mentioned in the same breath as Kier. As mentioned many times over the years, if you must invest in this sector- MGNS or BBY, or both.
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29/10/2020
16:34		imastu pidgitaswell: No - not short, nor on KIE, nor anything else. Just following - doesn't hurt to be informed as to stuff in the sector. Or maybe it does, given COST's share price performance. A lot of angry people about on a lot of threads, notably KIE - all seems a bit pointless to me.
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14/7/2020
11:49		jadeticl3: I am not sure whether this news and the sharp fall in MGNS share price are connected! Is this statement (in the above posting) good news or not?
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20/2/2020
10:42		bogdan branislov: Very happy with these results. Given that the sector is coming out of a tough few years the following points are impressive: Around 6% gain in EPS, but more importantly, tangible balance sheet equity, i.e. shareholder funds, are up over 12%, a remarkable achievement when you consider the sector backdrop. The net cash position is strong and if you cash adjust the PE ratio, the PE ratio is slightly under 10. The average cash or debt adjusted PE for the mid cap or large end small cap is approaching the mid 20s now. MGNS has a cash adjusted PE of less than half the average and yet MGNS is one of the very highest quality companies within the mid cap and larger small cap space. The order book being up 14% bodes well, this figure will likely move upwards as the sector recovery builds this year. All good, I wood place 'fair value' for MGNS at this point in time at about 60% to 70% above the current share price. But given the direction of travel, the 'fair value' price will probably be comfortably more than double the current share price in just 12 to 18 months time. Bogdan
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19/2/2020
18:41		bogdan branislov: I have almost £300k in MGNS. The market reaction is always unpredictable on results day. The sector recovery should unfold this year and beyond, I will be looking closely about what MGNS says about the next year or so. They won't hype it, they never do, but then again there won't be nasty surprises either. The thing to bear in mind is that the sector has had a rough 3 years, bear in mind that Carillion has been destroyed and Kier all but destroyed, while MGNS has shown some profit growth and most importantly, strong growth in tangible balance sheet equity, year after year. MGNS's current PE in the current market is very modest for such a resilient high quality business. Although my SIPP has averaged c28% growth pr annum compounding for over a decade, which equates to 14x growth of the fund in just under 11 years, my most consistent mistake has been either selling or top slicing too soon because the price has gone up and I developed gains vertigo! Not this time, when MGNS reaches a fair price I will progressively begin to top slice, I see a fair price right now as about 50% up from here. If the sector shows a strong recovery this year, which I see as very probable, the fair price for MGNS in about a years time will likely be be nearer 100% up from the price today. You can't make real money in investing by just being right, you must have the capacity both to be right and to sit tight, both skills are not often found in the same person, not without a lot of self discipline and a lot of working on it.
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05/2/2020
11:08		bogdan branislov: Good gains, but we are still in the foothills. The construction sector has had a difficult few years, MGNS has coped admirably, now the sector can look forward to many good years ahead. MGNS should see its growth accelerate and yet its earnings ratio is still only 2/3 that of the average mid cap (yes MGNS is still at the top end of the small cap index for now). Even a 50% gain from here would only put MGNS on the same earnings ratio as the average mid cap, while MGNS is a far higher quality business than the average mid cap. MGNS is also highly likely to outgrow the average mid cap company over the coming years, giving even more share price head room.
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28/1/2020
10:39		bogdan branislov: MGNS is a high quality business demonstrated by the fact that MGNS has coped so well with the sluggish past 2 to 3 years. Still selling very cheaply as shown by its high rating on IC's 'shares that have it all' screen, one of IC's best performing value growth screens over the long term. Interesting to see that MGNS came out in the top six stocks on this screen even thought the screen does not make any allowance for the construction sector having such a challenging time in recent years. The screen itself does not allow for soft risk factors but the accompanying IC commentary does as well as links to their separate company analaysis. They say that of the 5 stocks with a higher screen rating than MGNS only CSP, along with MGNS are really solid, the other 4 are probably cheap for good reasons not picked up by the screen. The key here is not to sell to early. MGNS's PE can go 50% up from here before a fair price is reached, but by then the sector recovery showing be showing giving more head room again for MGNS's stock price, should be able to double our money on MGNS from this point over the next year or two. To make money on stocks it is not enough just to be right, you need to be able both to be right and to sit tight.
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