Nichols Share Chat (NICL)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Nichols	LSE:NICL	London	Ordinary Share	GB0006389398	ORD 10P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.00p	+0.00%	1,715.00p	1,680.00p	1,750.00p	-	-	-	0	06:30:30

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Beverages	117.3	31.5	69.1	24.8	632.56

Nichols Share Discussion Threads

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Date	Subject	Author	Discuss
02/8/2017 11:02	Nichols has been eclipsed of late by its sector peer Fevertree, whose market capitalisation has now soared to £2.45bn compared with Nichol’s more lowly £700m. The shareholder register of Nichols suggests it remains a favourite of many AIM for IHT investors having delivered consistently, if rather unspectacularly, over many years. We've recently covered 3 other solid AIM companies whose shareholder registers are dominated by long term inheritance tax planning investors.	investorschampion	Read Full Thread Reply
19/7/2017 15:10	2017 Interim results out tomorrow	glw1975	Read Full Thread Reply
15/6/2017 11:31	HTtp://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2017/05/08/2-quality-aim-stocks-id-buy-on-any-dips/	davebowler	Read Full Thread Reply
16/5/2017 12:49	Just invested in these today. Superb results and a great dividend. Hoping to see some of the broker targets achieved too	maverick82	Read Full Thread Reply
02/3/2017 22:18	Very good results.......yet again. This share is a treasure!	ygor706	Read Full Thread Reply
04/1/2017 16:18	NICL Nicholls..........breakout from trading range and momentum looks strong. Not cheap on fundies but many arent at the moment. 10 year high. Company Nichols Plc engages in the production and trade of beverage products.The company engages in soft drink sales.It operates under the following brands: vimto, levi roots, sunkist, and panda.The company operates through two segments: Still and Carbonate. Valuation 2016e 2017e P/E ratio (Price / EPS) 25,3x 24,2x Capitalization / Revenue 5,19x 5,02x EV / Revenue 5,20x 5,03x EV / EBITDA 19,9x 18,9x Yield (DPS / Price) 1,68% 1,80% Price to book (Price / BVPS) 7,02x 6,01x	3rd eye	Read Full Thread Reply
05/11/2016 14:35	Get ready for christmas guys, its not cancelled!	alcoholtradebuyer	Read Full Thread Reply
14/9/2016 15:35	Big selling today....what's going on?	ygor706	Read Full Thread Reply
25/8/2016 17:36	Yes, Summer is unseasonable, in August. Lol !!!!!!!!!!!!!	eeza	Read Full Thread Reply
25/8/2016 17:18	Was on a normally deserted UK beach yesterday and almost got trampled to death by the crowds. The soft drinks manufacturers must be making a fortune out of the unseasonable weather.	ygor706	Read Full Thread Reply
22/7/2016 14:23	Another set of good numbers. Have made a lot of money out of this share over the years and although I took profits last year I'm still happy to hold a reasonable position. Britvic arguably offers better value just at the moment because of its yield and a couple of years of good cash flow which has improved the look of it's balance sheet. Nevertheless, Nichols is still a star as far as I'm concerned!	ygor706	Read Full Thread Reply
21/7/2016 09:55	HTtps://www.insidermedia.com/insider/national/vimto-owners-revenues-boosted-by-acquisition?utm_source=northwest_newsletter&utm_campaign=northwest_news_tracker&utm_medium=manufacturing_article	davebowler	Read Full Thread Reply
16/5/2016 19:14	what are you talking about?	cnx	Read Full Thread Reply
10/4/2016 20:03	46% of sales are already sugar free (annual report). That will rise further in the two years before the 'sugar tax' takes effect.	lobby ludd	Read Full Thread Reply
16/3/2016 14:43	.. NICL sharply down today owing to sugary drinks levy proposed in UK budget. Per litre level of tax is not announced however estimate is that levy will raise incremental tax revenue of £520 mln. Nielsen estimates the UK soft drinks industry at £7200 mln sales pa .. so that would imply a levy of 6.8%. Think NICL could live with that and think the 10% drop in the stock (on minuscule volume) is an overreaction... GLA ...	taudelta1	Read Full Thread Reply
16/3/2016 14:02	Agree Grosvenor.......it's only a matter of tweaking the sweetener for those who don't like paying the tax ..... even if it does happen! Hardly rocket science.	ygor706	Read Full Thread Reply
16/3/2016 13:59	Hopefully an over reaction.	grosvenor	Read Full Thread Reply
16/3/2016 13:57	Budget - sugar tax?	typo56	Read Full Thread Reply
16/3/2016 13:52	10% drop - sugar tax - should have seen that coming :-(	grosvenor	Read Full Thread Reply
02/3/2016 21:45	Chuffed with the results. I got in a £12. Plan to hold this for a long time.	guernseymoney	Read Full Thread Reply
02/3/2016 11:10	Mention on 27 Feb of NICL here - NICL target 1450p: Berenberg initiated coverage on the four UK mid-cap soft drinks manufacturers, highlighting a preference for Britvic and Nichols. “We feel this market is often overlooked by investors due to the lack of absolute growth in the end-markets. However, we believe these businesses score well on several elements relative to our broader UK mid-cap coverage.” The bank said they typically generate strong and stable margins driven by operating efficiencies, they can deploy capital on value-accretive M&A, and they have demonstrated a good level of success by UK and international expansion. It started Britvic and Nichols with a ‘buy’ rating and 850p and 1,450p price targets, respectively. The bank said its preference for these two was mainly due to a combination of a propensity for future EPS upgrades and reasonable valuations. On Britvic, it said EPS momentum was stabilising and there are several areas that could surprise to the upside, such as margin uplift from supply chain investment, Fruit Shoot’s move into the $2bn US multipack market, and the International division returning to profitability. “We believe these upside risks are not reflected in the current 14.3x FY 2016E P/E multiple, which makes the stock the cheapest among soft drinks peers and in the broader consumer sector.” As far as Nichols is concerned, it said recent acquisitions of Feel Good and Noisy Drinks have helped drive strong EPS momentum. In addition, the company generates much higher margins and return on invested capital than most peers.	fbrj	Read Full Thread Reply

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