Pendragon Share Chat (PDG)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Pendragon	LSE:PDG	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B1JQBT10	ORD 5P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-1.25p	-4.03%	29.75p	30.25p	30.75p	31.00p	30.00p	30.75p	2,125,669	16:35:12

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
General Retailers	4,537.0	73.0	3.8	7.8	424.41

Pendragon Share Discussion Threads

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Date	Subject	Author	Discuss
13/7/2017 09:41	Fears over weakening consumer driving this. Unfair and overdone perhaps but can't see it changing anytime soon.	its the oxman	Read Full Thread Reply
13/7/2017 08:14	New distribution centre and building on the success of used car sales, plus confirmation of a strong start to 2017 ahead of 1st August statement, and the shares go down. Interesting.	stocky12	Read Full Thread Reply
14/6/2017 18:26	3.5 mill big sale wonder if he is on his way out, not before time in my opinion	dimpkins	Read Full Thread Reply
14/6/2017 16:25	even the CEO is selling :(	mister md	Read Full Thread Reply
15/2/2017 19:44	Well I was a seller at this level. I paid less than 15p for them and was thoroughly unimpressed by the results, so I banked the profit. It may be on a "modest rating" but the market doesn't seem to 'like' this company and hasn't given it a decent rating for years and I can't see much reason for it to break out of the range in which is has been trading for the past year, despite persistent good news about its marketplace. It's on wafer-thin margins and is vulnerable to any downturn in the car market as we come into a period when it is likely that consumer spending power will be squeezed. In the meantime, I have the opportunity to recycle the money into a deep-discounted Rights Issue in RPC which is guaranteed to give an immediate c.30% uplift in value with continuing growth from a company with an excellent track record. Hope that helps.	jeffian	Read Full Thread Reply
15/2/2017 18:56	Not that I would put much money where the IC say, but they have retained this as a buy citing the lack of recovery since the Brexit fall amongst other factors. Been a volatile few days but broken clear of that small area of resistance which always bodes well. Cannot understand sellers at this level, but I would happily be on the other side of the trade if I had the funds	tintin82	Read Full Thread Reply
15/2/2017 09:37	Every time I hear the current board talk about expansion and new initiatives I cringe given their past success, I wish they would run the business for cash and have a more aggressive buy back policy. Pinewood looks interesting though anyone know if external customers contribute any of the profits yet?	dimpkins	Read Full Thread Reply
14/2/2017 18:44	Tintin - not sure about "double digit growth".....AFAICS this comment relates to used vehicle revenue only. IMO these results are pretty disappointing and I will be expecting better from Lookers and Marshall Motors who will both be reporting within the next month. Also there should be trading updates from Cambria and Vertu. I remain positive on the sector and agree that PDG is on a very modest rating. But for me there is even better value elsewhere in the sector.	jaf111	Read Full Thread Reply
14/2/2017 15:36	One must allow for the exceptional gains in 2015 from disposal of property and investments, which amounted to £24m. The results seem decent enough to me and the company is on a very modest rating.	jimbox1	Read Full Thread Reply
14/2/2017 12:58	Growth in revenues, maybe, but profits? Unimpressive figures (with much obfuscation and "underlying" interpretation), wafer-thin margins, increasing net debt.....and all in a boom market which is probably as good as it gets.	jeffian	Read Full Thread Reply
14/2/2017 09:25	They are making cash profits of 1/10th mcap a year! How exactly is this not great? Confident of double digit growth also.	tintin82	Read Full Thread Reply
14/2/2017 09:01	seems ok to me. Nice yield and debt levels ok. Happy to hold.	mister md	Read Full Thread Reply
14/2/2017 09:00	Agree not a great set of results. Cheap I suppose with a reasonable yield.	its the oxman	Read Full Thread Reply
14/2/2017 08:52	That's me out. If that's the best they can do in a rip-roaring car market, goodness knows what will happen when the cyclical downturn comes. Profit taken.	jeffian	Read Full Thread Reply
14/2/2017 08:41	not sure i agree...uninspiring would be my view.....	jaf111	Read Full Thread Reply
14/2/2017 07:21	Very bullish results indeed. 'we believe we can achieve at least double digit growth in used revenue in 2017 and our aspiration over the next 5 years is to double our used vehicle revenue.'Total cash cow.	tintin82	Read Full Thread Reply
06/2/2017 13:18	'UK Car registrations surge to 12 yr high' There are times when a share price becomes truly detached from the underlying reality. This I believe is such a case. Highly cash generative, consumer demand clearly not dipping. Looking to add more if I can.	tintin82	Read Full Thread Reply
12/1/2017 15:48	Nice to see the break from recent resistance. One sector that is in for a good recovery IMO, seriously cash generative and undervalued.	tintin82	Read Full Thread Reply
09/1/2017 10:23	This from Citywire - "Odey drives in at Pendragon Hedge fund veteran Crispin Odey has added to his holding in car dealership operator Pendragon (PDG) following a slight recovery in its share price after it took a beating following the Brexit vote. Odey increased his stake in the company from 204 million shares to 229.4 million, a 15.95% stake worth £72.7 million at a share price of 31.68p, down 32% over one year. Most of the shares are held in the Odey Allegra International fund while the rest are distributed among other funds holding less than 3%. While car dealers were hit hard by the Brexit vote they have since bounced back and in an interim management statement covering the period from July to 24 October, Pendragon said it did not see a noticeable change in customer behaviour. In fact the company reported a strong third quarter, with a 6.3% increase in group underlying profit and a 5.7% growth in revenue compared to the same period in 2015. Chief executive Trevor Finn added that full-year performance would be in line with expectations. Analyst consensus for the stock is 'buy'."	jeffian	Read Full Thread Reply
15/12/2016 09:34	Recovery looking good this morning	miikke	Read Full Thread Reply
27/10/2016 08:03	Really??? The EU will have imploded by then - with a bit of luck	joe say	Read Full Thread Reply
26/10/2016 23:28	that's optimistic, more like 10 years at least to sort this mess out.	deadly	Read Full Thread Reply
26/10/2016 23:04	Another 30 months approx until the UK is post Brexit.	essentialinvestor	Read Full Thread Reply
26/10/2016 18:37	On the bright side, the company can buy back shares at lower price which will help boost eps (although only so slightly) and will reduce future future div payout on such buy-backs.	riskvsreward	Read Full Thread Reply
26/10/2016 18:14	Brexit is to blame for the £ crash and the share price crashes for all domestically oriented business, not just limited to pdg. Look across all the domestic focused companies, from banks (lloy in particular), retailers (next, mks, dixons etc), all the builders, all the commercial properties, look, vtu, mars all the motor dealers, and many more. Only the big internationally focused business earing $ profit, like pharms, oilers, miners, brewers etc are making the gains thanks to the crashing £. In $ terms even them are not making any big gains. I wonder why the Brexiters are not BUYING the Great British considering that the post-brexit GB is so great in their vision.	riskvsreward	Read Full Thread Reply

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