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NEXS Nexus Infrastructure Plc

135.00
0.00 (0.00%)
04 Oct 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Nexus Infrastructure Plc LSE:NEXS London Ordinary Share GB00BZ77SW60 ORD GBP0.02
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 135.00 130.00 140.00 135.00 135.00 135.00 30,598 07:47:58
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Management Services 112.18M 58.8M 6.5084 0.21 12.2M
Nexus Infrastructure Plc is listed in the Management Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker NEXS. The last closing price for Nexus Infrastructure was 135p. Over the last year, Nexus Infrastructure shares have traded in a share price range of 65.00p to 155.00p.

Nexus Infrastructure currently has 9,034,307 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Nexus Infrastructure is £12.20 million. Nexus Infrastructure has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 0.21.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
20/4/2020
15:18
Continuation from Friday Sicknote
s34icknote
17/4/2020
12:45
Beginning to race up with every small trade .Shame about the spread on this one Sicknote
s34icknote
24/2/2020
21:45
Panic selling. Great buying/top-up opportunity. IMHO.
mfhmfh
20/2/2020
17:42
Thanks for spotting that. It looks like significant news, as previously I think they were just doing 'communal' points (not sure if that's the right phrase).

Not sure if I posted this before but looks at market segments:

I wonder if charging is potentially enough of a stand-alone business to float it off ? It would certainly be an attractive float. There are a variety of VC's etc funding various stand-alone charging businesses.

yump
13/2/2020
11:30
I think they provide all their services now for residential including EV charging points.
shauney2
13/2/2020
08:39
General data on scale of electric charging points: we’ve got a few thousand but will need 100’s of thousands. That includes home installations of course which nexs not involved with afaik.
yump
06/2/2020
18:05
NEXS mentioned:

Who will be the winners from the electric vehicle revolution?

hxxps://www.investorschampion.com/channel/blog/who-will-be-the-winners-from-the-electric-vehicle-revolution

mfhmfh
05/2/2020
12:10
The UK's EV charging infrastructure is woefully inadequate at the moment.

The company's eSmart Networks should benefit from the need for infrastructure investment. This from the full year results released on 10.12.19:

eSmart Networks:

· Revenue totaled £2.1m (2018: £0.3m) as customer base increased and diversified

· Investment of £0.6m as business continues to scale up in parallel to the growing pace of the EV charging infrastructure market

· Continuing period of investment, with profitability expected towards the end of 2020


All IMHO.

mfhmfh
05/2/2020
11:06
mfhmfh

Yes, the earlier aims for electric cars must mean the installation of charging stations has to accelerate significantly and NEXS will benefit.

yump
04/2/2020
14:59
I note the comment that the increase in SUV sales has made a 'mockery' of the electric car initiative.

But surely we can't expect people to give up their pathetic illusion of being a celebrity by buying a nice shiny SUV and sticking a personalized number plate on it.

yump
04/2/2020
09:34
More need for EV infrastructure and at a quicker pace:
mfhmfh
04/2/2020
08:32
Still sneaking up...
yump
29/1/2020
16:38
Looks like it might head back to where it was before the problems. If they restore margin in Tamdown, with an increased order book across the whole business, then in theory it will at some point be worth more than the previous high. Quite happy to wait though.

Perhaps its attracting the attention of electric car market watchers ?

The forecast I've seen is 16p for year to Sept 20, with a 3% yield. So if it gets back around 250p that would be a p/e of around 15.

yump
27/12/2019
12:04
Perhaps the electric vehicle charging market opportunity has caught some interest, although from a small base, 0.8mln to 2.5mln in a year isn't bad. Can't imagine traders buying at this level, so presumably longer term investors.

I think future share price growth depends on whether NEXS comes to be viewed as a solid growth stock with a good dividend, which might then jump the rating.

Surely a pause somewhere around 210p is likely - as its recovered that sudden drop from early this year.

yump
23/12/2019
10:21
200p being made today.
mfhmfh
20/12/2019
15:45
Anyone's guess where this ends up, but would seem fairly likely to find a level at 200p - its a fairly safe valuation there - then just leave it for a year.
yump
20/12/2019
15:00
nice and steady
mfhmfh
18/12/2019
17:41
Looks like it was Ruffer releasing a few.
yump
16/12/2019
23:48
That's a huge volume compared to 'normal'
yump
16/12/2019
16:06
x 3 buys of 210,000 shares each at 190p.
mfhmfh
16/12/2019
11:22
More significant £ being spent buying now but if you wanted a large no of shares not sure theres many available. Could be like this a fair while until someone releases a large block.
yump
16/12/2019
11:19
all buys today. 200p next stop. uncertainty over with Tory majority.

All IMHO.

mfhmfh
11/12/2019
12:26
This could be the only floated play thats partly on electric car charging ? Very early days though.

Theres an obvious advantage in being part of nexs, as the whole project can be handled from survey to commissioning without contracting out.

yump
10/12/2019
18:22
I have done some, yes they can bid for contracts and cross sell from other parts of their business, start-up to >£1mm turnover in a year with >£2mm order book, seems this board can build another big business, as they have done with the other two. E-charging points not tied to house building either, though that is no doubt a bonus, check their website blog, the photo’s/locations and forecourt operators. I’d say they are a minnow in this emerging market, but it’s a lake of opportunity - NIA, GLA
tokyojoe007
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