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MPAC Mpac Group Plc

442.50
17.50 (4.12%)
Last Updated: 10:37:01
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Mpac Group Plc LSE:MPAC London Ordinary Share GB0005991111 ORD 25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  17.50 4.12% 442.50 435.00 450.00 442.50 422.00 425.00 130,285 10:37:01
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Special Industry Machy, Nec 114.2M 2.7M 0.1319 33.55 90.6M
Mpac Group Plc is listed in the Special Industry Machy sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker MPAC. The last closing price for Mpac was 425p. Over the last year, Mpac shares have traded in a share price range of 185.00p to 472.50p.

Mpac currently has 20,474,424 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Mpac is £90.60 million. Mpac has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 33.55.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
10/11/2020
10:57
Andy Brough of Schroders briefly talks about Mpac here (11mins)

hxxps://www.linkedin.com/posts/paul-hill-a5994116_andy-brough-from-schroders-discusses-his-activity-6731870667890855936-VAxK

brummy_git
06/11/2020
15:14
Mentioned on today's vox markets stock-picking video

hxxps://www.linkedin.com/posts/paul-hill-a5994116_justin-waite-paul-hill-talk-about-7-stocks-activity-6730489344181768192-vA_g

brummy_git
03/11/2020
10:32
RCH 200k buy just in, PE under 4 still. Thanks for heads up
ggbarabajagal
02/11/2020
22:34
Lots of upside so added a further 10000 shares today.

Tiger

castleford tiger
01/11/2020
22:03
CAR. Value dog?G.
garth
01/11/2020
21:15
Bytheway, Mpac is now a totally different company. Automation is a booming trend where many bluechip companies are investing ro remain competitive. Summing they operate in growth and resilient sectors and we have a good risk reward company here with a very good management. As terry smith says, waiting is the more difficult thing
arregius
01/11/2020
19:23
If you want a tip apart from Mpac, look at $IPA a canadian cro business that soon will be uplisted to nasdaq. You are all welcome
arregius
31/10/2020
12:25
Thx for posting.
shaker44
31/10/2020
12:19
Hello, Castleford Tiger and shaker44,

These are Japanese value dogs.

I won't go into huge detail, as I'm aware that few investors want to diversify into akitas and shiba inus, preferring the more readily understood British mongrel and pug.

((I have done a post on broad considerations on investing in Japan on the VALUE share BB at post 143 on the 4th September.))

Charle Co, Rhythm Watch Co, Tesec, Nishimoto and Tokyo Broadcasting, and one or two others are all within a few % of my long-term buy price. Fukuvi and hi-lex are two I already hold, but are still fantastic value.

All are trading at deep discounts to tangible value.

have a good weekend!

cjohn
30/10/2020
14:36
I never mind a tip or something that I can have a look at.
Currently looking at Northern Bear for example.

I think the story is just starting here and will re consider at a market cap 110 =to 100 ex cash

tiger

castleford tiger
30/10/2020
13:25
Haha. Yes that's your style Tiger right.? Find value then sit back and wstch
shaker44
30/10/2020
12:51
shaker I will ask the same
castleford tiger
30/10/2020
12:29
Well done! Wanna share your value dogs??
shaker44
30/10/2020
11:36
I've taken the opportunity of the price spike of the last few days to sell my entire holding here.

I bought the stock at a small fraction of the current price when it was still called Molins, and was a classic value dog, trading at a discount to asset value, in part because of over-blown concerns about the pension situation. In addition the business was poor.

The company's transformation over the past few years was not visible at that time at all - or at least not to me.

So I agree - to a certain extent - with the bullish statements of other posters on here, but have decided to re-cycle my MPAC investment into a couple of value dogs, trading on dirt-cheap multiples.


Good luck to holders and thanks for all the informative postings.

cjohn
27/10/2020
10:36
Yes I think they are.
Pretty sure some news is coming but not 100% yet
tiger

castleford tiger
27/10/2020
02:09
Announcing something Tiger? So still a buy at this level in your view?
shaker44
26/10/2020
16:46
so we get some official forecasts

panmure have 2021 at 37.4p eps and a target of 461p.

I disagree.
Firstly a company with such growth potential is worth more than 13x earnings.

We are ignoring the cash of 10m still waiting to be spent.

I also feel the targets whilst a move forward are still behind the curve.

I gave my estimates about a month ago on here and I still feel that the official numbers will rise to meet my target.

Its a good place to be and a new closing high in modern times.
The company may also be announcing something soon.

tiger

castleford tiger
26/10/2020
14:18
Mngf - ST is Simon Thompson of investor's chronicle. Regards RA
redalert
26/10/2020
13:38
Wot does mfhmfh mean
pjleeds
26/10/2020
13:23
Sorry guys what does ST mean?
mngf
26/10/2020
12:15
I am happy with the target price mfhmfh, by no means unrealistic.
our haven
26/10/2020
12:15
What I like about ST is that he sets realistic and achievable medium term price targets, but is not afraid to upgrade them as events unfold.
richjp
26/10/2020
12:06
ST just updated his view on MPAC:

New target price of 461p.

mfhmfh
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