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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Morrison (wm) Supermarkets Plc | LSE:MRW | London | Ordinary Share | GB0006043169 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 286.40 | 286.60 | 286.70 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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23/12/2020 10:16 | I've not looked into this company's shares for quite some time, having done so this morning I was surprised to see the shares ca 170p, they were over 2 quid when I last held them. | gbh2 | |
22/12/2020 18:53 | Having joined Amazon Prime recently I decided to use the Morrison's food delivery service today. I put £40 worth of goods into the system to get free delivery and then tried to get a slot - which wasn't easy. Eventually found that a queueing system comes up around midnight which gets you a texted message between 8am and 5pm the same day saying you have two hours to complete your purchase. Text arrived at 10am, order completed at 11am and goods turned up by 1:30pm. Delivered by a couple of kids in a Ford Ka all neatly packed in paper sacks with chilled and frozen food in a cool box. Was impressed. Wholefoods is a sideshow for Amazon in the U.K. but this offering has substance. Amazon Prime is driving the Morrison product and Covid the experience. | ygor705 | |
22/12/2020 14:23 | Turkey curry, turkey stir-fry ;-) | philanderer | |
21/12/2020 10:34 | Looks like we will be eating that family sized turkey we bought until Easter. Another slice of breast my dear ? | marine boy | |
20/12/2020 12:38 | I saw a Morrison’s home delivery delivering frozen food from a unrefridgerated van yesterday,not good practice at all. | albert3591 | |
20/12/2020 00:17 | 'It WILL be a merry Christmas...festive food sales are flying': Morrisons boss says £18 champagne and chocolate puds are going down a treat | philanderer | |
19/12/2020 22:05 | Supermarkets urge shoppers not to panic buy after Christmas bubbles collapse The British Retail Consortium urged people to shop responsibly Online supermarket delivery slots full Royal Mail parcels not delivering Non-essential retail closed Stay at home means need full cupboards as not travelling to relatives, etc You can count on London and South East panic buying before Christmas and Brexit IMO | muffinhead | |
17/12/2020 13:32 | A 10p spesh probably would have been bad reputationally. The rates decision is fair enough I think. As a shareholder I hold the opinion that bad ethics is bad for business and maybe it follows that good ethics is good for business. | nerdlinger | |
17/12/2020 13:31 | It sadly seems ASDA will be going the same way for the same reason as Debenhams, Toys-R-Ss & Woolworths. Take over by private equity. Sale and long lease back of stores. Said company being loaded up with huge debt. Private equity paying themselves huge dividends. Said company floated back on stock market, barely able to pay the interest on its loans leaving the private retail investor to be fleeced as the said company goes bust after only a short few years after coming back to the market. | loganair | |
17/12/2020 13:06 | Asset stripping has started at ASDA; 15% share of UK grocery market... don't you just love private equity and if the wheels fall off ASDA? Asda buyers aim to raise £1bn from sale of property portfolio Walmart £1.1 billion dividend | muffinhead | |
17/12/2020 09:21 | The State of Wisconsin Investment Board, a pension fund founded in 1951 with $117B assets, has just declared its first ever recorded short position on the London Stock Exchange, 0.53% of MRW. Doesn't seem to be a sound investment, I suspect conspiracy. | nerdlinger | |
15/12/2020 08:27 | As long as you buy it prior to going XD(17/12/20) you should receive the dividend | cwa1 | |
15/12/2020 08:03 | When does one need to be on register for divi entitlement? | shammytime | |
11/12/2020 12:59 | This credit card "interchange fees" lawsuit rumbling on in the background.... June 2020 Mastercard and Visa face billion-pound payouts after UK court ruling [...] need to google ft link Today Supreme Court ruling paves way for £14bn damages claim against Mastercard | muffinhead | |
11/12/2020 11:09 | The McColls brand has so little resonance there doesn't seem to be much or any public shaming on their intention not to pay their rates bill. | scotches | |
11/12/2020 10:53 | Analyst Clive Black at Shore Capital said: “McColl’ “Clearly, Morrisons is ‘exposed’ “More encouraging for Morrisons, however, is the report that the strongest performance within the McColl’s estate came from the Morrison Daily format, where like-for-like sales growth is characterised as ‘significant Mr Black welcomed the news that McColl’s is reviewing the opportunities with respect to the Morrison Daily fascia and that it will be adding to the current cohort of 31 trial stores currently trading. “We welcome this news, firstly, because the tie-up is going well and secondly, from a Morrisons’ perspective, that the reach of the brand will be penetrating more neighbourhoods going forward in a capital light manner,” he said. “Lastly, and perhaps most significantly to us, McColl’s confirms that it is currently migrating the last cohort of stores, acquired from the Co-op, to the Morrisons’ wholesale supply system, and this is expected to be completed by March 2021. “Importantly, for us, such work should provide what has been an awaited step up in Morrisons’ wholesale activities, and, again, the potential benefits from the collaboration to push more fresh food volumes through the group’s infrastructure whilst boosting the authority and mix of McColl’s proposition.” | loganair | |
11/12/2020 10:41 | Dalton didn't mess about. He trumped that 1.7b easily. See 2013/14 accounts "The Group’s net debt grew, as planned, during the period, to £2,817m,(2012/13: £2,181m)" The reason for reporting debt split with and without IFRS16 is to have a much easier comparison with previous years. All trading reports by the grocers split out the lease liabilities. With 86% store ownership MRW compare favourably on that aspect of debt reporting. Anyway the point is accepted that the next divi is being paid for out of added debt. It's an unfortunate consequence of the contrivance Tesco thought up to be able to take receipt of their Thai business sale without suffering adverse comments with the added bonus of weakening all rivals. | scotches | |
10/12/2020 23:11 | "we expect 2020/21 year-end net debt to be around GBP1.7bn pre-IFRS 16" For a year by year comparison of net debt.... Screenshot from 2018/19 annual report shows 2015/16 year with net debt £1.746 I really don't think the special dividend is justified when £700 million odd extra debt has been added over the last year mostly due to covid Morrisons has lease liabilities of £1328 million (2019/20 accounts) So if pre-IFRS 16 net debt for 2020/21 is expected to be £1700 million, current year accounts may report to the current reporting standard £3028 million debt So why did management use the old pre IFRS 16 assessment of debt for 2020/21 in the trading statement? Debt is getting out of control and handing back the business rates relief is an embarrassment as management had already banked the relief until Tescos blew a hole in the grocery market? All imho! | muffinhead | |
10/12/2020 14:18 | Tesco and Morrisons defy call to shut on Boxing Day | philanderer | |
10/12/2020 13:48 | I think I will forgo the special dividend of 4p... always nice but I have a concern with the last trading statement which mentions revised debt levels "we expect 2020/21 year-end net debt to be around GBP1.7bn pre-IFRS 16" Unless someone can advise otherwise, this seems to match the 2015 debt level when the last CEO Dalton was kicked out the door for screwing up the company all the way to 140p | muffinhead | |
10/12/2020 11:40 | Boxing Day: Pressure mounts on supermarkets to close | philanderer | |
10/12/2020 11:39 | Morrisons launch new vegan party food range for Christmas including 'no-pigs in blankets' | philanderer | |
08/12/2020 08:22 | UK Grocery Sales Up 11.3% Y/Y In 12 Weeks To Nov. 29 – Kantar -Tesco Sales Up 10.4% Y/Y In 12 Week To Nov 29 -Sainsbury Up 10.8%, Asda Up 7.7%, Morrison’s Up 13.7% -UK Grocery Inflation 1.4% In 12 Weeks To Nov. 29 | cwa1 |
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