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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Mountfield Group Plc LSE:MOGP London Ordinary Share GB00B3CQW227 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 1.15 0.00 08:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
1.00 1.30 1.15 1.15 1.15
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Construction & Materials 16.22 1.11 0.27 4.3 3
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 1.15 GBX
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Date Time Source Headline
14/5/202007:54ALNCFAlliance News Flash Headline
14/5/202007:00UKREGMountfield Group plc Contract Win of GBP1.2m at CAF
06/4/202016:16ALNCMountfield Expects 2019 Profit To Be At Same Level As 2018
06/4/202008:36UKREGMountfield Group plc Trading Statement
18/9/201911:50ALNCMountfield Interim Earnings Rise; Expects Improved Outcome For 2019
18/9/201907:01UKREGMountfield Group plc Half-year Report
09/7/201914:40UKREGMountfield Group plc Result of AGM
14/6/201908:18ALNCMountfield Shares Rise On "Extremely Successful" 2018 Performance
14/6/201907:00UKREGMountfield Group plc Final Results
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14/5/202009:22Mountfield Group - Restructure starting to pay off!3,432
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28/5/2020
09:20		Mountfield Daily Update: Mountfield Group Plc is listed in the Construction & Materials sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker MOGP. The last closing price for Mountfield was 1.15p.
Mountfield Group Plc has a 4 week average price of 0.95p and a 12 week average price of 0.60p.
The 1 year high share price is 2.45p while the 1 year low share price is currently 0.60p.
There are currently 254,244,454 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 159,053 shares. The market capitalisation of Mountfield Group Plc is £2,923,811.22.
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14/5/2020
08:23		molatovkid: I think as shareholders, we are going to need the figures to start to speak for themselves to generate a meaningful share price re-rate. The good thing is that we have a low market cap. so as soon as we start to put together substantial results then the value investing crowd gets involved and off we go.
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14/5/2020
07:27		molatovkid: This should kick start the share price hopefully....clearly business is going well with a healthy pipeline of new business opportunities
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13/3/2020
19:17		here and there: I think the share price is completely out of kilter to what the company has been achieving . I'm really looking forward to the trading statement. 2019 must have smashed 2018. The half year statement was excellent , the order book very strong. £3m MC makes no sense. Just wish the company would make an effort to promote itself. last interview I could find was 2011!!! They run this like a private company. I know they re busy making business and making money, however, if you are a listed company, you have to devote time and resources to getting interest in your company on a regular and consistent basis. If you are listed, you are competing with thousands of other companies for investor attention and investment. If you refuse to compete, if you make no effort to engage with the market, you are doing your share holders a dis-service. Their is no liquidity in this stock and very limited interest. Management have to change their ways otherwise this company will always be under valued by many multiples. They have also talked about paying a dividend for many years....this is what all successful companies should aspire to, it is how you reward your share holders for putting their hard earned capital into your company........so far they have failed to follow through. it would be an excellent way to gain some credibility. Considering their cash balance and excellent trading now would be a good time
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20/6/2019
07:37		rivaldo: A reminder of this excellent summary of the results and prospects - it sees £7m as conservative fair value compared to the current £4.7m m/cap: Https://cube.investments/mountfield-group-cashing-in-on-a-5g-bonanza-mogp/ Conclusion: "In summary, I am very pleased with today’s results which show great operational progress and a very positive outlook for 2019. Since April 2019 the share price has also gathered some upward momentum rising almost 50% from 1.35p to 2.0p. This seems like a business operating in a sweet spot and I perceive the Group to still be undervalued despite the rerating of recent months. Excluding the non-recurring tax charge the Group is on a net cash adjusted PE of <6 and I maintain my short-term valuation of £7 million which is likely to be conservative given the positive outlook. With ROCE / ROIC at circa 20% this is a very small but quality business that I am happy to be invested in. I encourage any investors to attend the AGM in July, show their support and meet the management team."
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14/6/2019
12:07		rivaldo: Cheers re the article on Cube Investments. Particularly useful re the improvements in working capital and cash flows. The writer values MOGP conservatively at £7m, which would roughly be around a 2.8p-3p share price.
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03/6/2019
15:16		rivaldo: Looking good with the results likely in the next week or so. Assuming the results live up to the trading statement and bullish outlook, then hopefully buyers will look forward to a potential 3p-4p share price in the relatively short to medium term rather than simply flipping for a tiny gain.
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15/2/2019
15:16		tarlok: hi ,thanks ,still think its strange for a rush of just a few sells, share price drops , looks like only MM made money ,not all those private sells at just above 1.5p ,cheers
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31/1/2019
10:29		liamnich04: Hi Gleach I quote - "Althought the boards primary concern is the group's business it is true that a substantial amount of time at board meetings is taken up with discussions about the share price and why it does not equate to our view of the value of the company" Then goes on to say he's had number of years experience with PLC's and in practice and now as a board director knows that money (even large sums) spent on PR produces some return in the short term but little to nothing beyond that. - To me this is really good news and sounds like they're not the type of people who want to spend money on promoting the company through the likes of pro active investor and share trade shows etc. I have a really good feeling about this little sub £4m compay - though I must admit, 99% my gut feeling is wrong lol
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31/1/2019
09:59		liamnich04: I e-mailed Peter Jay at 09:12 and he replied with quite an in depth response at 09:36 in fairness to him, and answered all of my questions. Nothing market sensitive of course and to confirm that he is going to issue a trading statement and he is currently working on it, with the intention to issue it within the next month. He's said he's spoken to other share holders about being unable to disclose margins as the clients would ensure the margins were reduced on subsequent contracts. In addition the information on individual contracts is often misleading without knowledge of the context e.g operating costs. His belief is that the market wants to see an extended series of good results before it marks up a share price, and is confident that 2018 was a strong year. Shareholders reaction to positive news is to sell and take small margins rather than hold on for the longer term, though he fully understands why an active share holder would do that, the impact on the share price sometimes makes this tactic self-defeating. He's also said that time at board meetings is taken up with discussions about the share price and why it does not equate to their view of the value of the company. Seems like a nice, friendly bloke willing to speak to the shareholders
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27/9/2018
13:23		rivaldo: Excellent coverage from Graham Neary - should bring in some interest. Interesting to see this was the first time he'd heard of MOGP: Https://www.stockopedia.com/content/small-cap-value-report-thur-27-sep-2018-vle-bon-mogp-zoo-402359/ "Mountfield (LON:MOGP) Share price: 1.95p (+2.6%) No. of shares: 254 million Market cap: £5 million Half-year Report This is a new one for me. We had a few reader requests so I'm happy to take a look! It consists of three businesses that provide: data centre installation building work, employing skilled labour and subcontractors flooring installation The highlights are very encouraging. H1 turnover up 56% to £8.9 million H1 PBT more than doubles to £700k Orders higher compared to those held at the same stage a year ago. Drilling into the segmental analysis, the big win was in construction which went from breakeven last year to a PBT of about £450k this year, on greatly improved revenues. The balance sheet has negative tangible net worth and a large build-up of receivables, and is partially funded by borrowings. So it's not too pretty. My view - I imagine that these shares could easily re-rate higher when people have digested the earnings that are likely to be achieved in full-year 2018 and 2019. On current trends, it's going to look very cheap in comparison to a £5 million market cap. While it may have individual merits, it's not for me simply because this is not a sector I want to get involved with. Incidentally, I wonder what the long-term trend for data centres is likely to be. Are they likely to grow with demand, but then eventually shrink as less space is needed to store the same amount of data?"
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