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PDG Pendragon Plc

35.55
0.00 (0.00%)
21 Nov 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Pendragon Plc 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
  0.00 0.00% 35.55 35.25 35.40 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Automotive Dealers, Nec 4.34B 81.7M 0.9378 3.45 30.97M
Pendragon Plc is listed in the Automotive Dealers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PDG. The last closing price for Pendragon was 35.55p. Over the last year, Pendragon shares have traded in a share price range of 31.00p to 36.45p.

Pendragon currently has 87,115,622 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Pendragon is £30.97 million. Pendragon has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 3.45.

Pendragon Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
22/9/2023
08:27
I think much depends on Penske ironically and how much they want it. But Hedin will this time have to put up or shut up. Maybe they will be happy enough forcing Lithia to a clean exit and then use their cash to pursue a piecemeal strategy in the UK. Penske might be just keen to force Lithia to pay up
daneswooddynamo
22/9/2023
08:08
I'm not so sure, as Heddin have a 26% controlling share! And it would need 75% vote to be approved. Unless of course its 35p!!!
buffalobillnuts
22/9/2023
07:44
Next move will be Lithia all in offer imo
daneswooddynamo
22/9/2023
07:35
Share price currently at 27.2p, the Lithia offer was only 27.4p total.
New offer from Heddin incoming imo.
I would much prefer a complete buyout instead of the complicated Lithia offer. GLA

buffalobillnuts
21/9/2023
07:32
We are not in a position to understand the merits of the case except to view it as potentially ludicrous in the context of the consideration paid for the licences.

What is clear however is that the current recommended deal structure is great for Lithia. They nab the entire motors business for at worst 280m if you include the 30m subscription to the ongoing technology business which might end up being swamped by a court case decision against them however unlikely. Existing shareholders get 16/17p and then ongoing exposure to that Inc any liability to the court case.

This deal will end up as a clean exit offer for the entire shooting match and effectively a fight between Lithia and Penske. The other insti investors will much prefer a clean all in offer.

daneswooddynamo
21/9/2023
07:15
magic - I am more used to smaller companies than those you mention.... and over the years they have informed shareholders of litigation and its merit based on their own legal advice. Indeed some of them make financial provision in their accounts even before the outcome is known. The ridiculous sum of £260m (was it?) is also hugely significant in the size of PDGs business now and the Pinewood offspin which has an anticipated mkt cap of 180m.
cb7
20/9/2023
16:52
Counter offer from Hedin can surely not be a surprise to Lithia / PDG Board so presumably they have a “cunning plan”???

As previously stated the Lithia deal was very low-ball so hopefully PDG share price should go considerably higher 🤞

jaf111
20/9/2023
15:38
They are a bunch of morons
3dwd
20/9/2023
14:54
yep no love lost at all and trevor finn can't wait to walk back in. with Penkske in their corner Hedin are more than able to see off Lithia as Penske is already the largest UK group. a few competition concerns but they can carve up between them
daneswooddynamo
20/9/2023
14:51
Somewhat amused by the self interested PDG board that they consider a 28P cash offer undervalues the company, but the lower offer from Lithia, with only 16.5p cash is fine by them!
cb7
20/9/2023
14:37
Currently EGM to approve Lithia deal 6 October….
jaf111
20/9/2023
14:28
Just read - Hedin and Penske will be required, by not later than 5.00 p.m. on 18 October 2023, either to announce a firm intention to make an offer for the Company. This can only be positive for the share price - a nice 11% rise since the announcement
c_k
20/9/2023
14:25
expecting a clean offer with a 3 in front by time this is over
daneswooddynamo
20/9/2023
14:22
No surprise about Hedin but more than interesting to see Penske joining in……..
Things already moving unusually quickly…..hold on tight!!!

jaf111
20/9/2023
14:11
The bidding war begins. Penske have deep pockets so teaming up with Hedin is strong combo
daneswooddynamo
20/9/2023
14:10
28p offer from Hedin and Penske rejected by the Board. What happens next?
c_k
20/9/2023
14:08
Here we go
daneswooddynamo
20/9/2023
13:14
nice and steady rise today. long may it last
grampsyrabit
20/9/2023
07:27
Very good point CB7…..
jaf111
20/9/2023
07:05
Also is this deal going to be consummated prior to the outcome of the case as it basically sorts out Lithia with the motors business and leaves a decent chunk of value with existing investors subject to damages ( even though I agree it is likely to be at a low level ). Interesting too that car dealer today reporting Lithia have get out clause if certain percentage of manufacturers don’t like the deal
daneswooddynamo
20/9/2023
06:59
Unless I missed it, (someone please correct me if wrong, as I find it unbelievable), I have never seen PDG inform shareholders of the litigation issue, despite recently writing chapter and verse on Pinewood. Even if they think the claim is baseless and the sum massively inflated (my thoughts), PDG should still state the facts and say it is without merit.
cb7
19/9/2023
19:36
Question I’d ask is what the technology is really worth… Then we could be in for some fun and games

D

dennisbergkamp
19/9/2023
19:29
You have to remember that there is no love lost at all between hedin and pdg. They always vote against Bermans whopping pay and of course Trevor Finn is non exec of hedin and spent so long at pdg.

I guess this might be pdg way of making hedin put up or shut up with a structure which they cannot block so they have to act if they don’t want it. Hard not to believe one or two others might be running the slide rule at this price for the motors side

daneswooddynamo
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