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PEG Petards Group Plc

8.25
0.00 (0.00%)
13 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Petards Group Plc LSE:PEG London Ordinary Share GB00B4YL8F73 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 8.25 8.00 8.50 8.25 8.25 8.25 31,952 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Security Systems Service 10.87M 524k 0.0093 8.87 4.66M
Petards Group Plc is listed in the Security Systems Service sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PEG. The last closing price for Petards was 8.25p. Over the last year, Petards shares have traded in a share price range of 3.00p to 8.25p.

Petards currently has 56,528,229 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Petards is £4.66 million. Petards has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 8.87.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
18/7/2017
15:44
Negotiate to redeem them!
bookbroker
18/7/2017
15:44
Negotiate to redeem them!
bookbroker
18/7/2017
12:55
bookbroker,

What on earth do you think that the directors can do to "address this convertibles issue"?

effortless cool
18/7/2017
12:01
Bb, the market is currently not fussy:Small + AIM + illiquid = Speculative
bones
18/7/2017
11:46
Probably wants to visit the 25p support - great opp if it does
panic investor
18/7/2017
11:17
Another concern I have is this friggin useless Govts. policy regarding rail franchises, it amazes me that the current businesses running the rail networks do not simply stand and say enough is enough, they are struggling to make any return the conditions are so onerous!
bookbroker
18/7/2017
10:47
Total volumes over the last couple of days are just over £10,000 - tiny! All that's happening imo is continued volatility in an illiquid stock and the MMs protecting themselves.

As we saw last week, any decent buying would similarly see the price up 2-3p.

Patience. And if you're positive about PEG then take this as an opportunity.

rivaldo
18/7/2017
10:38
I don't see this as a speculative share, solid earnings profile, ok it's having a mini correction, but the directors here need to address this convertible issue, otherwise it is heavy dilution, that is now being reflected here in the falls since April!
bookbroker
18/7/2017
10:32
Lots of small cos have drifted 30% or more in the last three months. I own three like that. It's the market sentiment rather than company specific IMO. Speculative shares got overbought in run up to April. Might have to wait til the players are back in September for action in the markets.
bones
18/7/2017
10:26
There is a lack of confidence in this company to deliver, and that convertible is a millstone around this companies neck!
bookbroker
18/7/2017
10:24
What the hell is going on here, we see a rebound and now retreat, these Abdullahs are not the right people here, this company needs a more independent direction, two guys as thick as thieves, this may have seen a re-rating, so why now the return, I want to know what margins these contracts are based upon.
bookbroker
15/7/2017
09:28
Thanks, pldazzle - I stand corrected.
effortless cool
15/7/2017
08:12
Just a thought . CAF could make a bid for PEG ?
tonytaxi
14/7/2017
21:42
EC (973) - On a point of order, they ARE (or are commonly believed to be) brothers. Apart from that, I share your sentiments!
pldazzle
14/7/2017
11:27
Re the above, worth noting that CAF are already an existing customer of PEG's:
rivaldo
14/7/2017
10:34
Nice rise. I wonder if it's partly prompted by this news story today:



CAF are opening a new £30m train building factory - more evidence of the boom in this sector:

Extract:

"Spanish infrastructure firm Sacyr also unveiled plans for a new office in London.

Richard Garner, CAF’s UK director, said it planned to increase its work in the UK, where it has more than £800million in contracts, at a time of huge development in the industry.

CAF is looking at contracts on the new HS2 high-speed line, having worked for major projects and companies including Heathrow Express, Northern Ireland Railways, Arriva Rail North and FirstGroup.

On Wednesday, CAF announced it was buying the Nottingham engineering consultancy BWB Consulting, to help with expansion plans."

rivaldo
14/7/2017
09:30
Stop surmising here EC., that is utter tosh, I want to see better oversight in companies, particularly small ones, there is a very thin pool of major investors here, and control essentially is held by the board!
bookbroker
14/7/2017
08:27
Need to see this taken over, do not trust the management here, they appear to be a bunch of bandits, two brothers in arms!
bookbroker
13/7/2017
17:29
£10m mkt cap for a co with £1.6m Ebitda and £2.3m cash. Coupled with £4.5m of recent orders......value will out !!!
basem1
13/7/2017
16:50
I can see some director buying coming at this level.
basem1
13/7/2017
09:43
Nice turnaround. The bounce has begun :o))

EDIT - maybe next time....

rivaldo
13/7/2017
09:16
Added another 10000 as this is an absurd valuation. Finishes unchanged or blue and support has held nicely. Fully expect that to happen.
basem1
13/7/2017
08:50
Managed 50000 at 26.9 What a steal.
basem1
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