Opg Power Ventures Share Price (OPG)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Opg Power Ventures Plc	LSE:OPG	London	Ordinary Share	IM00B2R3RX72	ORD 0.0147P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.875p	+4.76%	19.25p	609,795	08:43:36

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
19.00p		19.50p	19.75p	18.375p	18.375p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Electricity	140.12	-1.11	-24.68		74.7

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Opg Power Ventures (OPG) Latest News (4)

Opg Power Ventures News

Date	Time	Source	Headline
21/5/2019	11:45	ALNC	OPG Power Ventures Hedges Around 60% Of Annual Coal Requirements
21/5/2019	07:00	UKREG	OPG Power Ventures plc Fixed price coal purchase agreement for 1m tonnes
29/4/2019	15:02	ALNC	OPG Power Ventures "Pleased" With Full-Year Performance
29/4/2019	07:02	UKREG	OPG Power Ventures plc Trading Update
11/3/2019	09:54	ALNC	OPG Power Ventures Restarts Operations At Chennai Unit IV
11/3/2019	09:06	UKREG	OPG Power Ventures plc Second Price Monitoring Extn
11/3/2019	09:00	UKREG	OPG Power Ventures plc Price Monitoring Extension
11/3/2019	07:00	UKREG	OPG Power Ventures plc Re-start of operations of Chennai Unit IV (180 MW)
28/2/2019	12:14	ALNC	OPG Power Ventures Confident As Chennai Power Plant Does Well
28/2/2019	07:03	UKREG	OPG Power Ventures plc Trading Statement

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Date	Time	Title	Posts
21/5/2019	14:57	OPG- INDIAN OPG POWER PLANTS. MASSIVE UP-COMING GROWTH	5,040
29/5/2014	14:39	OPG Power - India	1,638

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Opg Power Ventures (OPG) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
2019-05-21 15:28:56	19.29	974	187.88	O
2019-05-21 15:22:38	19.28	40,000	7,712.00	O
2019-05-21 14:55:03	19.29	2,569	495.56	O
2019-05-21 12:16:01	19.29	8,994	1,734.94	O
2019-05-21 11:53:50	19.29	3,750	723.38	O

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21/5/2019 09:20	Opg Power Ventures Daily Update: Opg Power Ventures Plc is listed in the Electricity sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker OPG. The last closing price for Opg Power Ventures was 18.38p. Opg Power Ventures Plc has a 4 week average price of 17.75p and a 12 week average price of 17.75p. The 1 year high share price is 28.25p while the 1 year low share price is currently 9.65p. There are currently 387,910,200 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 135,800 shares. The market capitalisation of Opg Power Ventures Plc is £74,672,713.50. Read Full Thread Reply
21/5/2019 14:57	andycapp1: Not necessarily. If in contango then might pay more now. What they should do is look at mkt, look at their PPA and see what hedging can squeeze out in terms of return. It’s all about certainty here. The more of that, the more valuable the cashflows now the higher the share price etc. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/4/2019 20:19	andycapp1: The free cash yield could be 30-40% and given the repayment schedule on the debt I think they ought to pay 50-70% of free cash out. Alternatively pay a sustainable 3-4p and then a special. But give a commitment to do this. That they don’t I simply don’t understand. The shares have rebounded from utterly daft levels but have stagnated at 20p odd. The issue is (I’m a stuck record) Gupta. He is a terrible presenter, carries a rather arrogant air and I don’t think pays his board or shareholders enough respect. Result is an utter misalignment of share price and intrinsic value. He doesn’t seem to get it. That said this is cheap! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/1/2019 20:20	beangrinder: AndyI'm going on the basis of DCF and to an extent PE multiple in valuing OPG. But looking at EV, currently I'd guess we are at about £160m. Market cap is around £105m plus net debt (restricted cash £20m) of £55m. The FD's interview late November indicated he predicts EBITDA of maybe £40m+ for FY20 and when the gross debt is nil he suggests a similar cash generation for 30-35 years!If you are correct to use a multiple of 5 then I guess you are still a bit pessimistic with 30p share price. If the debt is paid down over the next year or two and cash reserves build then I think your multiplier implies EV of £200m. This supports a share price of around 60p.My question is whether a higher multiplier would be reasonable when the company is debt free? I don't have any comparatives to assess your multiplier at 5 but assume it reflects industry specific risk for thermal power.I'm happy to hold for at least 60p on a two year horizon but as I said I'd be happy to take some money if it rises to say 50p sometime this year. The company certainly seem clearly focussed now on working what they own and staying away from new ventures for a while!Thoughts anyone? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
28/12/2018 09:06	winnings1: The share price has come down a fair bit over the past week, mainly due to the general market nerves I would say. When markets stabilize and a degree of confidence returns (which can happen very quickly despite Trump), then the share price here could rapidly rise to well above 30p when considering EPS forecast at 4p for the current financial year, rising to 6p next year. Coal price futures are very low indeed, and show signs of going lower still. OPG is in a real sweet spot, managment must be smiling! IMHO Read Full Thread Follow Reply
28/11/2018 20:55	winnings1: This share does not deserve a high PE-ratio, but does deserve a respectable PE-ratio, which in my view should be a forward Ratio of between six and ten. I understand that housebroker Cenkos is forecasting EPS of 3.8p for the current financial year, which fully justifies a share price of not less than six times 3.8p = 22.8p. Looking at the next financial year, with EPS forecast at 6p (Cenkos), then the share price should rise over the next six months or so, to not less than six times 6p = 36p. If the outlook remains robust long term, then the PE-ratio should move above 6 to nearer 10. Somehow I sense substantial further rises in the share price.... IMHO. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
12/10/2018 13:11	turbocharge: Just wondering, given the choppy market conditions, the OPG share price being (hopefully) near the bottom, and the recent purchases by the FC, that we might actually be in a better position that holding UK shares? Just speculating, I could be wrong, I'm no pundit. But the fleeting thought of buying some more did cross my mind... Read Full Thread Follow Reply
17/7/2018 20:40	turbocharge: I get the feeling our man in the darkened room has, in reality, a soft spot for our resident optimist and purveyor of flowers. Mind you, these exchanges do help to break the monotony of waiting for some sort of upward action of the OPG share price... Read Full Thread Follow Reply
27/6/2018 14:38	turbocharge: After about a week of downward trend in coal price, it's been on an up-trend since 21 June. Need to have a sustained drop in coal price over a long period to help OPG share price. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
13/2/2018 10:56	jozo: oldboffy, Thanks for your thoughts - I hope you're right and it turns out that I am indeed exaggerating!! Strangely enough I too am hoping to make some significant money in opg for a second time and have been a buyer at prices ranging form 33p down to 17.6p - average price 22.5p However a couple of bad experiences over the last 20 years with highly indebted companies have made me especially cautious. On the other side of the coin I have made significant sums from companies that have pulled themselves out of these situations. I am, in spite of my posts, hoping for the latter with opg. I suspect I am more than guilty to reacting to some of the blind one-sided 'this company can do no wrong' comments often seen on this bb. Current cash flow may well be just enough to cover existing covenants and obligations but the rise in coal (up until 2 weeks ago) was exceedingly alarming and if sustained would undoubtedly have stretched opg's ability to stay cash flow positive particularly in the short term and would undoubtedly have put a serious strain on debt obligations. Fortunately it appears there are signs (for a number of possible reasons as discussed by myself and yourself) that coal prices are at last reducing - this really needs to continue. I also take your comments regarding group captive status being significant but from my understanding previous years (2016 and 2017) as well as going forward for 2019 have yet to be confirmed. There is a degree of uncertainty here - the market clearly does not like this and is understandably cautious. Also comments in recent results regarding withholding interest payments on long term debt, while I recognise as part of a process, are far form reassuring. The resolution of both these issues will impact significantly on market sentiment. I have copied and pasted the relevant sections below: - ''OPG Gujarat has recently received approval from the relevant Gujarat authorities confirming its Group Captive status for FY18. This is significant progress in resolving the matter of late payments and the Company anticipates that the amounts delayed for FY18 (approximately GBP5.3 million as at 30 September 2017) will be recovered principally in the current financial year. Constructive dialogue continues on receiving confirmation on Group Captive status for FY16 and FY17 and, consistent with the view held at the Group's FY17 results, management continues to expect the recovery of the monies, approximately GBP26.1 million as of 31 March 2017, withheld by theDISCOMs''............................................. ............................. ''The Group has been in regular dialogue with its lenders at the Gujarat plant with regards to the long term loans at its SPV, OPGS Gujarat ("OPGG"). Due to the previously disclosed delayed recovery of the amounts withheld by the DISCOMS at the Gujarat plant, the Company has withheld GBP3.9 million of quarterly interest payments due in respect of the period ended 30 September 2017 on OPGG's long term debt. This non-payment of interest enables OPGG to enter the Corrective Action Plan ("CAP") process set out by the Reserve Bank of India ("RBI") circular)(1) . The CAP process is well established and is designed to assist borrowers in the rescheduling and/or restructuring of its long term loans. In light of the recent reaffirmation of OPGG's Group Captive status the Board anticipates that the outcome of the CAP process should enable OPGG to better match the cash flows from the Gujarat plant with its debt obligations and to facilitate OPGG's self-sufficiency. [1] RBI's MASTER CIRCULAR - PRUDENTIAL NORMS ON INCOME RECOGNITION, ASSET CLASSIFICATION AND PROVISIONING PERTAINING TO ADVANCES (RBI/2015-16/101 DBR.No.BP.BC.2/21.04.048/2015-16, July 1, 2015 (https://www.rbi.org.in/scripts/BS_ViewMasCirculardetails.aspx?id=9908)'' I have been in and out of investing in opg since its very early days when it had less than 20 mw of output - I have seen the share price fall as low as 11p and rise beyond 110p. Operationally OPG have managed to achieve what they set out to do. One thing, however, that has always struck me is that opg management have always managed news flow really badly and have almost without exception over promised and under delivered. Yes a lot of these issues are not necessarily of their own making - eg high coal costs, but trust in management is at an all time low. The projected business model and raison d'etre of the initial public listing are all but abandoned. The 'jam' tomorrow anticipated by many investors has not materialised. OPG is not loved at all, but as the saying goes 'the darkest hour comes before the dawn'. With the right headwinds opg has the potential to reward investors at these levels. There is also some indication in the markets that investors are starting to seek out value. Opg is far from being a lost cause, and 'value' will always 'out'. While significant risks still exist (IMHO), I sincerely hope for all on this bb that opg has bottomed and we are all able to enjoy the rewards of a sustained recovery. jozo Read Full Thread Follow Reply
24/12/2015 09:22	source: Thanks MT. I know broker forecasts need some seasoning sometimes but OPG has 9 different forecasts (many reiterated only in the last few days too). ALL these are now forecasting an OPG share price of between 120p and 150p.http://www.marketbeat.com/stocks/LON/OPG/ -- Given OPG's recent confirmations on the company progress that:-(1) Its business has not been meaningfully impacted by the major floods in Chennai;(2) Its plants remain undamaged;(3) Rumours of cash calls are completely unfounded;(4) It has picked up new business in Chennai;(5) G2 is still on target as are its plans to get to 750MW (hopefully sooner than later - per my previous comments!)(6) Has existing opportunities and land for short/mid term expansion & is exploring numerous longer term opportunities for major further expansions. (7) Its markets seem to remain very buoyant and growing - supported strongly politically, socially and economically;(8) OPG's new freight ships will increase its cost advantages. Etc etcWhile there are obviously risks involved it is still very hard to not conclude the current low prices that the risk/reward seems more favourable than any time in the last 2 to 3 years. I'm of the opinion that the current pricing is an anomaly. Hopefully one that shouldn't/won't last long as the price discrepancy starts sinking in wider and some bigger buyers start to avail to the opportunity at these low share prices. It may now take till after Christmas but the above facts will not be going away :)IMVHO DYOR Regards,Source. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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