Peel Hotels Share Price (PHO)

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Peel Hotels Plc LSE:PHO London Ordinary Share GB0002583606 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 50.00 0.00 00:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
50.00 60.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Travel & Leisure 15.59 0.18 1.50 33.3 7
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 50.00 GBX
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07/3/2021
08:20		Peel Hotels Daily Update: Peel Hotels Plc is listed in the Travel & Leisure sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PHO. The last closing price for Peel Hotels was 50p.
Peel Hotels Plc has a 4 week average price of 0p and a 12 week average price of 0p.
The 1 year high share price is 0p while the 1 year low share price is currently 0p.
There are currently 14,126,123 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 0 shares. The market capitalisation of Peel Hotels Plc is £7,063,061.50.
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06/12/2020
13:17		pdosullivan: I see that PHO's interim results were published on Friday. Unsurprisingly it reflects a very grim trading period (6 months to 9 August), with a net loss of £1.6m. However, NAV of £21.7m equates to c£1.50 a share versus the 50p level at which the stock last traded at. Provided lenders remain supportive in these unusual times (and there's no indication that they won't be), an orderly realisation of PHO's remaining assets should deliver strong upside.
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07/11/2020
12:46		pdosullivan: Looks like we're all in WYN! My other holdings apart from it and PHO are: AUG, AV/, BHP, BOCH, CLIN, CRH, EEP (delisted), GFTU, GRP ID, HMSO, IAG, IR5B, KMR, KYG ID, LLOY, OGN ID, PCA, PMO, PRSR, RB/, RWI, RYA, SN/, SPDI and THW PZ.
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05/11/2020
09:54		arthur_lame_stocks: Hi value hound Out of your list I own WYN HSP RBN TON HEAD CNKS SIXH ZYT STM. I sold my LPA for 95p as I felt they were fairly valued at that price.
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03/11/2020
19:34		cjohn: So the Full year results to 26th January have just been posted on the company website. If you're holding the shares through a nominee account, you will no longer receive reports by post, unless you make a direct request to be on a mailing list. The FY was neutral with revenue steady at £15.6m but profitability down to £18k. Net debt was down 400k to about £8.5m. Events subsequent to year's end put a huge dent into this picture of relative stability with revenue crashing in the half year to 9th August to around £2.6m from £8.3m for the comparative months in 2019. EBITDA loss was £1,328k! The company however has made a modest EBITDA profit for the start of the second half. On the positive front, the company secured a CBILS loan of £2.5m. It also sold the Cosmopolitan Hotel in late August for £4.35m,at around a 10% discount to book value. They were in breach of their banking covenant during the year. Pertinently for all shareholders, the bank loan has been re-negotiated on a capital repayment basis over the next year. (And they are now, therefore compliant.) And this strongly suggests there will be further asset sales this year. They speak of interest in their other assets and are confident that the sale price will be more reflective of the full value of the assets. (No clue as to why the Caledonia sale was different.) There's a race between the trading losses, given COVID's impact on the business, and their ability to sell the assets and return cash ASAP to shareholders.
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23/2/2020
10:42		battlebus2: Just to add the fire at the Calendonian is fully insure for loss and loss of business. They’ve set up a trading platform for our share Asset Match.
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22/2/2020
15:25		battlebus2: For anyone holding PHO in nominee accounts the half year results.. Rev +3% 8.3 v 8.09 GP -0.4% 989 v994 EBITDA -14% 558 v 649 OP -22.8% 170 v 221 Rev par +2.3% Occupancy +1.8% Admin +25.2% 431 Loss 48k v 9k profit Net debt 8.5mm Fire at Calendonian fully insured Outlook similar
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23/8/2019
14:30		davidosh: Who is going to attend the Agm? I already know three shareholders are going and clearly our position needs to be made clear on how our minority interests need to be protected. I do not think buying shares with our company cash at anywhere near the market price at the delisting is reasonable and it should be done only at a small discount (say 10 to 15% max) to the NAV per share if shares are being bought back and reducing the minority interests even further.
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06/8/2019
09:14		fillipe: Maybe they need to see the delisting gone through before they advise of the future way forward for share trades. A good site thought, SKYSHIP .... I've noted that one. f
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06/8/2019
07:57		fillipe: PHO doing rather well after the pull-back. Total rooms for the group = 727 rooms. All this for a mkt cap of approx only £6m! Bargain priced. f
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27/7/2018
18:36		topvest: Well its surprising that they have breached their banking covenants despite debt levels continuing to be reduced. Surely this should have been announced as there was a false market in the shares, as its clear from the share price that some people knew things had deteriorated. I think the problem here is that the asset values probably don't represent lots of value. Who wants one of their fairly run-down hotels, as they are very difficult to keep profitable? I think they will survive, but only because of the Peel directors who will find a way forward and are excellent at running hotels. Trouble is they are getting quite old (as are the hotels!) and so are probably acutely aware of the need to try and get this onto a firmer footing / exit.
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