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MSI Ms International Plc

805.00
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Ms International Plc LSE:MSI London Ordinary Share GB0005957005 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 805.00 790.00 820.00 805.00 805.00 805.00 11,021 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Special Industry Machy, Nec 83.96M 4.12M 0.2521 31.93 131.41M
Ms International Plc is listed in the Special Industry Machy sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker MSI. The last closing price for Ms was 805p. Over the last year, Ms shares have traded in a share price range of 445.00p to 970.00p.

Ms currently has 16,324,746 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Ms is £131.41 million. Ms has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 31.93.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
06/6/2019
13:20
I did sell my small holdings here at the open and very surprised to see the share price rebound today, The outlook statement certainly read like a profit warning and feels like they are preparing the ground for a weaker new financial year.

Hope I am wrong for shareholders here but I felt very uncomfortable holding such an illiquid share after reading the results and was very relieved to have sold at a better price then anticipated.

interceptor2
06/6/2019
09:00
The company has the luxury of being able to talk calmly about the economy,prospects etc as it sees them, because it does not care what it's share price is. Not many companies can afford to be downbeat !
gfrae
06/6/2019
08:37
Normally a problem going private, but I had a good experience with HNN going private, see the thread, so after an initial mark down may not be so bad if MSI follow the same route?
royaloak
06/6/2019
08:05
I wonder if the downbeat comments were with a view to taking it private. Not sure what they would offer shareholders and whether it is worth the wait. Cannot see much else putting a rocket under the share price
tiswas
06/6/2019
08:02
Interest received 93 51
Interest paid (116) 82)

Seems a bit odd for such large cash balances

tiswas
06/6/2019
07:16
Strip out the cash and a very low pe, still happy to hold.
royaloak
06/6/2019
06:46
Interesting results. EPS would have been 29p but still 23p even with pension equalisation payment.

Net cash up to £23m.

cfro
04/6/2019
20:44
from the interim statement
'At 28th April, 2018, an impairment provision of £615,000, relating to the uncertainty of the recovery of certain indirect taxes due to the Petrol Station Branding division, was made. Following the resolution, with the relevant authorities, of the uncertainty the impairment provision of £615,000 was released at 27th October, 2018.'
This surely implies that these interim figures - which cover the six months up to 27th October - have been flattered by the reversal of a provision for the same amount taken in the second half of last year? Don't we need to adjust expectations for that?

srichardson8
03/6/2019
13:02
MSI had some pr about exhibiting a new naval gun back in Feb too. I'd have thought the weak GBP is good for business.
mr. t
31/5/2019
14:32
A browse through their website is quite interesting. The forecourt division in particular looks to have been busy in the second half of the year:




Looking forward to the results on Monday or early next week latest.

cfro
16/5/2019
08:14
Ah - very interesting. I had missed the statement of accruals in note 22 to the 2018 account - which I guess is the statement you refer to as I can't see an explicit statement of prepayments anywhere.

Thank you for that - it does change the picture somewhat.

cheers

illiswilgig
15/5/2019
11:55
One has to recognise that MSI is essentially a private company with a listing.That said one can be assured that shareholders will be well taken care of in the medium term even if the lack of newsflow and failure to communicate with shareholders in the short term can be very annoying.The Board is made up of a very sound bunch of individuals and there could be some fairly rich pickings here for investors in due course.In the short term don't be taken in by the high level of cash on board as much of this relates to up front deposits from customers on the naval gun side of the business as stated in the Group accounts.Having said that I consider MSI to be a little jewel to be held in the longer term to see how things unfold.
thorne3
13/5/2019
13:06
Bought in a few wks ago, could easily be doing 30p+ eps for the FY with 17m in cash on the balance sheet. Still ridiculously cheap even taking into account overpaid directors and illiquidity
tudes100
13/5/2019
11:26
Blimey, even asking a question moves the price! 😆
tiswas
13/5/2019
07:50
Any thoughts here ahead of results early June?
tiswas
04/12/2018
15:08
They have been for the last 4 years.
cockerhoop
04/12/2018
12:09
i just bought in too. and i also used to own these some years ago. if i remember the profits are weighted to the second half
patricia59
04/12/2018
09:23
Bought some too. Used to own msi a few years back. A nicely run, low key business...with websites that would have looked dated in the 1990s.Can be cyclical but looks like on a nice upward path for now. A low valuation, especially if you strip out cash.
mr. t
04/12/2018
08:28
Bought in here at the open, can't ignore figures like these.
interceptor2
04/12/2018
08:06
Fantastic results - doubled up and more.
podgyted
29/11/2018
16:55
I guess we'll see tomorrow - small punt on them continuing to build.
podgyted
17/10/2018
10:21
There's still a fair bit of investment in petrol stations, associated shops, motorway service area's etc. Companies like Applegreen expanding rapidly don't seem too concerned. Changing fuel types could be a opportunity as well as a challenge.
cockerhoop
17/10/2018
10:12
£68m in revenue, but £32m of that came from the petrol station divisions of the company. With the rapid introduction of electric cars, what future does that side of the business have? Maybe that's why the shares are so cheap.
gustavfenk
17/10/2018
10:05
FD bed & ISA's involving a net purchase of 2500 shares.



Whenever I do a similar transaction I like to choose a subdued share price to minimise CGT #justsaying

cockerhoop
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