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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Ocado Group Plc LSE:OCDO London Ordinary Share GB00B3MBS747 ORD 2P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -29.00 -1.47% 1,950.00 874,887 16:35:02
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
1,951.50 1,953.00 1,990.50 1,940.00 1,978.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Food & Drug Retailers 2,331.80 -44.00 -17.55 14,618
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
18:28:25 O 211 1,978.913 GBX
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Date Time Source Headline
22/6/202109:05ALNCTOP NEWS: UK grocery sales fall as consumers closer to old habits
21/6/202115:27ALNCIN THE KNOW: Morgan Stanley upgrades Ocado after share price slump
15/6/202117:31UKREGOcado Group PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
07/6/202112:14ALNCOcado loses court fight over distribution centre near primary school
04/6/202117:29DJNFTSE Ends Week Higher With US Recovery on Track
01/6/202112:26UKREGOcado Group PLC Total Voting Rights
01/6/202108:04ALNCPRESS: Ocado eyes launching retail operations in new European markets
25/5/202108:46ALNCTOP NEWS: UK grocery sales fall as diners return to beer gardens
18/5/202110:09UKREGOcado Group PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
13/5/202119:17ALNCIN BRIEF: Ocado shareholders vote 23% against Harrison re-election
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23/6/2021
09:20		Ocado Daily Update: Ocado Group Plc is listed in the Food & Drug Retailers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker OCDO. The last closing price for Ocado was 1,979p.
Ocado Group Plc has a 4 week average price of 1,825p and a 12 week average price of 1,825p.
The 1 year high share price is 2,911p while the 1 year low share price is currently 1,825p.
There are currently 749,649,503 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 877,171 shares. The market capitalisation of Ocado Group Plc is £14,618,165,308.50.
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19/6/2021
12:57		stutes: hxxps://www.thegrocer.co.uk/ocado/what-are-the-patent-claims-in-ocado-lawsuit-and-what-is-at-stake/649231.article If you consider a merger between Ocado and Autostore option, based on Ocado's current share price, would Softbank and Private Equity owners of Autostore, be securing a significant holding in Ocado on the cheap? Autostore have rolled the dice and we shall see which company has right on its side - if Autostore ends up on the losing side Ocado could demand fees from Autostore including damages. I do wonder why Autostore, under its previous owners, didn't act sooner on the alleged patent breaches? Overall commonsense says two years is a very long time for both firms to have question marks on their patents, which in turn, could deter potential clients from placing orders. From Ocado's written comments on its website Ocado considers it has a strong case and should prevail. Ocado refers to one of the patent relied upon by Autostore as being cancelled by European authorities. Begs the question, why is Autostore relying upon a cancelled patent?
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02/6/2021
08:42		stutes: I smiled about two analyst taking the view M&S and Easyjet, beneficiaries of rotation/covid19 restrictions being lifted, share price should fall on the basis recovery already priced or possible delay or footfall. If footfall is down - what about internet shopping in kieu of High Street trips? If people having more options to spend their money - why should airline share price gain If covid19 testing and isolation cost are ongoing? The City, from my perspective, wants rotation story to gain traction but the realities of possible need of additional capital, share prices exceeding current trading results (baked on), suggests City have got ahead of the economy.
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11/5/2021
15:34		imastu pidgitaswell: Yes, but you might as well say *you* missed out on Tesla, or bitcoin, or anything else that has gone stratosperic. The market ascribes valuation based on demand for their shares. You correctly predicted that demand for ownership of these shares would increase and that the share price would rise. My contention is that that demand was based on momentum, FOMO, tech mania etc etc. I just don't buy shares based on momentum, because I can't predict that, I can't value it and I can't say when it will all go wrong. My choice, and as a result I miss out on the Teslas, bitcoins and Ocados of this world. But I do OK elsewhere. It's honestly not an ego thing - I don't know how many times I can say 'I was wrong' - but I will qualify it by saying I was wrong about the share price. Not (yet) about whether this company will ever make any money. I may well be wrong in the end in terms of money that this company makes, but my point is that nothing has proved me wrong in terms of that (or lack of profitability) of this company. After over 20 years. Meantime, it's down a third in not too long a period, and clinging on to 1900. Again.
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07/5/2021
11:27		londondj1: I have, you certainly haven't. You've missed out on stratospheric share price growth and also lost huge chunks of your time over the years harping on about how crazy the share price increase is as it goes up and up and up... Some egos though won't be beaten. Hating to see fortunes gained and success stories they have missed out on/ misjudged.
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06/11/2020
16:23		imastu pidgitaswell: Right. I think maybe we both make the mistake of relating share price to profitability for both 'normal' supermarkets and Ocado. It's an odd dynamic when the ones that do make money see their share price static or falling, and the one that doesn't and will not make money sees their share price rise. But is what it is - no need to join in, so I don't. Have a good weekend!
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06/11/2020
16:17		londondj1: Yes, the massive share price increase certainly soothes the pain of continually explaining why Ocado is an incredibly successful company month after month on this board. Tesco and Sainsburys have had absolutely huge online growth over the pandemic so far. However their share prices are lower than when the pandemic started. Is that because human store pickers running around their stores filling orders isn't profitable? Ocado shares on the other hand have increased over 130% since the pandemic started and last week increased their Ocado group EBITDA by 50%. The new aquisitions last week will improve their offering further and allow them to move into more markets outside online grocery. Online grocery is extremely complex, different product temperatures, perishables, fragile products etc etc. Ocado have mastered it, Moving into other markets will be straightforward for them given their enormous technology capability and experience. We'll still be here on this board explaining the company in 10 years time though, even with a future quadrupled share price.
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12/10/2020
16:40		quokkatech: Too many obsessed with the valuation, its currently the share price that matters, trend and momentum are all working in favour here with no sign of an ending anytime soon, the share price looked oversold last week and now it starts to bounce back once more. If you're waiting for a collapse in the share price you could be waiting a long time
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27/9/2020
11:09		waldron: THE MOTELY FOOL Should investors buy into the Ocado share price ahead of a second lockdown? Rupert Hargreaves | Sunday, 27th September, 2020 | As the coronavirus crisis continues, speculation is growing that the government could announce a second national lockdown to control the spread. This could have significant implications for the stock market, although some companies would fare better than others. The Ocado (LSE: OCDO) share price is one investment that may produce large returns for investors in the event of a second wave. Is the Ocado share price undervalued? Many investors, including myself, may recoil at buying Ocado shares at current levels. Indeed, the stock looks highly overvalued right now. The company as a whole is worth over £22bn, but it is not profitable. And analysts don’t expect this to change. They’re forecasting losses for at least the next two years. However, despite Ocado’s losses, the company’s top line is exploding. Revenue is projected to hit £2.3bn in 2020, up from £1.7bn in 2019. It will hit £2.6bn by 2021 according to current projections. A second lockdown could help the business beat these forecasts. In the second quarter of 2020, demand for Ocado’s services surged as customers flocked to the company’s online offering. Demand was so high that the business had to stop taking on new customers. This time around, Ocado may be better prepared. The business has hired thousands of new staff and knows what to expect. A second lockdown may lead more customers to the company. These new customers may stay with the group rather than returning to old providers. Investor rewards Considering the company’s growing importance in the UK grocery market, I think the Ocado share price could be an excellent long-term investment. As more and more customers rely on the business to provide their weekly shop, the group’s profit margins should increase thanks to economies of scale. As such, while analysts might not be expecting any profits from the business in the next two years, in the medium term, I reckon Ocado has the potential to become a highly profitable enterprise. That’s without considering the group’s technology. Ocado’s robotic warehouses are in demand. The coronavirus crisis has made it clear that retailers cannot always rely on humans. This could accelerate the demand for the firm’s technology in the years ahead. As other retailers around the world rush to automate their supply chains, the Ocado share price may benefit. The bottom line All in all, the combination of the company’s grocery business, and its technological expertise, seem to suggest that the outlook for Ocado shares is bright. As the company continues to capture market share in the UK grocery market, it should benefit from economies of scale, which could drive profit growth in the medium term. At the same time, rising demand for the company’s technology may provide much-needed cash flow to help the business’s drive for growth here in the UK. I reckon these tailwinds will help drive the Ocado share price higher.
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26/8/2020
07:31		londondj1: Key to me regarding significant further moves upwards in the OCDO share price are any moves into what Citigroup term “adjacent non-food solutions". They have just doubled their price target as they see good potential in that area for Ocado. What does anyone think likely "adjacent non-food solutions" are for Ocado to move into? (Disregarding Ocado's vertical farming investment) They've mastered online grocery delivery and it's huge complexity. Delivering fragile, short expiry goods at different temperatures whilst minimizing food waste and utilizing robotics to the maximum to achieve a margin positive solution. This knowledge is very transferable and management have shown that they are always willing to look outside the box. Any ideas? Of course they could improve the easy challenge of improving efficiency of clothes, books, other non perishables. I'm thinking about more ambitious areas of growth.... Cheers!
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25/8/2020
09:47		londondj1: Roch, Agree with your points above. Key to me regarding a significant move upwards in the OCDO share price is any moves into what Citigroup term “adjacent non-food solutions". They have just doubled their price target as they see good potential in that area for Ocado. What do you, or anyone else, think likely "adjacent non-food solutions" are for Ocado to move into? Ocado have shown they've mastered online grocery delivery and it's huge complexity. Delivering fragile, short expiry goods at different temperatures whilst minimizing food waste and utilizing robotics to the maximum to achieve a margin positive solution. This knowledge is very transferable and management have shown that they are always willing to look outside the box. Any ideas? Of course they could improve the easy challenge of improving efficiency of clothes, books, other non perishables. I'm thinking about more ambitious areas of growth.... Cheers!
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