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NBPE Nb Private Equity Partners Limited

1,602.00
8.00 (0.50%)
31 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Nb Private Equity Partners Limited LSE:NBPE London Ordinary Share GG00B1ZBD492 ORD USD0.01
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  8.00 0.50% 1,602.00 1,596.00 1,608.00 1,612.00 1,596.00 1,602.00 34,644 16:35:17
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty 89.54M 27.07M 0.5819 37.81 1.02B
Nb Private Equity Partners Limited is listed in the Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker NBPE. The last closing price for Nb Private Equity Partners was 1,594p. Over the last year, Nb Private Equity Partners shares have traded in a share price range of 1,450.00p to 1,714.00p.

Nb Private Equity Partners currently has 46,521,006 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Nb Private Equity Partners is £1.02 billion. Nb Private Equity Partners has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 37.81.

Nb Private Equity Partners Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
12/10/2022
11:00
I should say all comments made in good humour :)
badtime
12/10/2022
10:33
Your opinion ..mine differs ..thanks for the nuts ...and of course it's my money not yours lol
badtime
12/10/2022
07:00
Thanks, but that's nuts. Government debt is the risk-free rate, you've almost no margin over it.
adae
11/10/2022
21:06
Agreed; also prefer shorter maturity dates. Also prefer 4.65% to 4.2%. Simples...
skyship
11/10/2022
21:03
Already hold TN25..I prefer to have eggs in several baskets with different maturity dates
badtime
11/10/2022
15:48
hxxps://www.hl.co.uk/shares/shares-search-results/t/treasury-5-07032025-gilt
adae
11/10/2022
14:42
Why would you buy these at a 4.8% GRY, when you can get not far off the same from Gilts?
adae
11/10/2022
14:40
Hi..I can't add really to what Sky posted ..sums it up
badtime
11/10/2022
14:26
Likewise BT - added to my NBPS the other day after the maturity of NBPP.

A healthy corner of my SIPP - 15x cover and a GRY at 118.65 of 4.8% to maturity 30/10/24 @ 130.63p.

Hope that helps ali...

skyship
11/10/2022
13:12
why badtime ? and explain in the 0000- thanks
ali47fish
11/10/2022
11:02
Toying with adding to my holding in the zeros
badtime
21/9/2022
07:37
NBPE nicely show the risks inherent with all PE ITs atm, & why you can't trust the NAVs. Decent drop in NAV (-2.5% over a month/10% YTD) and yet:

"Valuations of private companies increased by 2.7% in constant currencies"


Nudge up the unlisteds whilst the listeds take a tumble. Unlisted valuations usually 12-28 months behind public markets.

spectoacc
21/9/2022
07:33
cant evaluate rns update when they dont mention the comparatives from last update?
ali47fish
24/8/2022
17:32
can't believe no one comments on the update of nav and other numbers -from the rise of 3pc today i judges it to be fair
ali47fish
09/8/2022
08:57
Sent you an answer
donald pond
08/8/2022
16:00
>> Paul De G

you have a message

toffeeman
08/8/2022
14:20
Actually, that £5m buyback reduces annual fees by £125k. Not of course that any manager should charge fees on cash but some do.
donald pond
08/8/2022
09:03
The OCI buyback announcement today is pretty big: adds around 1.5p to NAV and reduces their fees by £30k a year, so at least partially addresses some of skys criticisms
donald pond
05/8/2022
10:09
DP - thnx for that. An excellent article which I've added to the PE thread Header.
skyship
04/8/2022
11:14
https://www.trustintelligence.co.uk/investor/articles/strategy-investor-diverging-fortunes-in-listed-private-equity-retail-aug-2022?utm_source=Profund&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=newsletter_thursA very interesting read
donald pond
31/7/2022
13:57
Most of the PE trusts have had a good rally over the past month:

# ICGT @ 1160p. NAV Disc. = 31.4%
# HVPE @ 2380p. NAV Disc. = 39.9%
# NBPE @ 1565p. NAV Disc. = 33.3%
# PIN @ 259p. NAV Disc. = 44.0%

Clearly PIN has missed out and looks the best value of the bunch. It has seen considerable selling pressure recently; but that seems to be drying up, so a further recovery looks likely - a good trade for a continued bounce.


free stock charts from uk.advfn.com

skyship
31/7/2022
12:58
i thought the reaction of the share price to the last update was positive even tough the volatility seems persistent but i am interested in long term and how knowledgeable investors here are psositioning? would appreciate comments
ali47fish
20/7/2022
08:24
DLG is very much not a FTSE100 co - FTSE 250, & about 140th overall.

Agree on debt point - Enterprise Value.

spectoacc
20/7/2022
08:15
Also - all FTSE 100 companies carry debt. The extent of gearing always has to be considered; but it not a red line - business thrives on borrowed money!
skyship
19/7/2022
22:41
All portfolios are risky at present, even solid FTSE 100 companies like ADM, DLG etc. are perceived as bad risks at timeslike these. Don't see that NBPE at a huge discount is more risky.
deadly
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