Primary Health Properties Share Price (PHP)

Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Primary Health Properties Plc LSE:PHP London Ordinary Share GB00BYRJ5J14 ORD 12.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  1.00 0.65% 154.20 6,678,570 15:50:33
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
154.00 154.40 159.40 153.60 158.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Real Estate Investment Trusts 121.30 -70.20 -6.50 1,877
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
15:54:46 O 1,915 154.40 GBX
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Primary Health Properties (PHP) Latest News

Primary Health Properties News

Date Time Source Headline
02/4/202005:40ALNCFAlliance News Flash Headline
01/4/202013:03UKREGPrimary Health Properties PLC AGM Voting
01/4/202012:54UKREGPrimary Health Properties PLC Director Declaration
01/4/202009:57ALNCPrimary Health Properties Rent Collection "Robust" Despite Covid-19
01/4/202007:00UKREGPrimary Health Properties PLC Trading Update and Investor Q&A
30/3/202017:19UKREGPrimary Health Properties PLC Holding(s) in Company
27/3/202007:00UKREGPrimary Health Properties PLC Annual General Meeting - Update
26/3/202016:15UKREGPrimary Health Properties PLC Holding(s) in Company
24/3/202012:25UKREGPrimary Health Properties PLC Dividend Declaration
16/3/202007:00UKREGPrimary Health Properties PLC Rule 19.6(c) Confirmation
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06/12/201718:42Hardman & Co INTERVIEW - Primary Health Properties2
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Primary Health Properties (PHP) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time Trade Price Trade Size Trade Value Trade Type
14:54:48154.401,9152,956.76O
14:54:00154.051,7082,631.19O
14:52:20154.275,0007,713.50O
14:52:07154.2711.54O
14:50:33154.202,2193,421.70AT
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06/4/2020
09:20		Primary Health Properties Daily Update: Primary Health Properties Plc is listed in the Real Estate Investment Trusts sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PHP. The last closing price for Primary Health Properties was 153.20p.
Primary Health Properties Plc has a 4 week average price of 120.40p and a 12 week average price of 120.40p.
The 1 year high share price is 167.60p while the 1 year low share price is currently 120.40p.
There are currently 1,216,969,313 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 6,303,923 shares. The market capitalisation of Primary Health Properties Plc is £1,876,566,680.65.
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12/2/2020
12:47		mirandaj: Hargreaves Lansdown – comment in part: “It's been a transformational year for Primary Health Properties (PHP). The merger with rival MedicX has hugely increased PHP's size. That's created opportunities for cost savings, both in the cost of debt and operating costs. That should provide a long term shot in the arm for profits. As a REIT, PHP has to pay out the vast majority of profits as a dividend so benefits will ultimately feed through to investors' pockets. Looking to the future we think PHP has several features which underpin long, term income paying potential. Investment in out-of-hospital care, which includes the GP and community healthcare services which use PHP's properties, is set to run ahead of wider NHS spending. Meanwhile the increased interest in mega-surgeries which bring together multiple primary care services bodes well for PHP's purpose built properties. With 90% of the group's rent roll funded by the NHS or its Irish equivalent, we view the group's tenants as lower risk. An average lease length of 12.8 years should mean rental income is secure for years to come. There are some good reasons for caution too though. Loan-to-value is high by industry standards at 44.2% - and that means that, while neither look likely at the moment, an uptick in interest rates or widespread increases in rental arears would be painful. LTV could fall as the group invests in new assets at lower multiples, but that will take time. The very fact of the group's REIT structure also means investors are likely to be asked to fork out extra cash from time-to-time. Because REITs have to pay out most of their profits it's difficult for them to fund growth organically. That means they often sell shares to fund new acquisitions, potentially diluting existing shareholders. However, the biggest challenge facing investors in our opinion is a PE ratio of 26.6, which is well above the long term average. A high share price has also driven the yield down to 3.6%, below the market average, with only modest growth in the future. That means that although we continue to see PHP as potentially interesting for income seeking portfolios, investors will need to take a long term view, and be prepared for ups-and-downs along the way.” https://www.hl.co.uk/shares/shares-search-results/p/primary-health-properties-ordinary-shares/share-research
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07/1/2020
17:14		speedsgh: Am I correct in thinking that the last published EPRA NAV was 105.20p as at 30/6/19? If so, the current share price (158.70p) represents a 50% premium to last published NAV and offers a prospective 3.7% yield. Not often one sees a 50% premium to NAV. Does anyone have any consensus forecasts for NAV as at 31/12/19?
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04/12/2019
11:13		perfect choice: Looks like comparing share price to NAV method of valuation has been thrown out of the window for now in pursuit of relatively safe income going forward (so value here presumably for todays buyers, namely reliable income). Notice new intra day high of 149.4/149.6p as well. I bought my holding at lower levels for a nice base income but welcoming capital growth as well, be it higher than I was expecting myself.
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19/6/2019
22:55		pixelrobox: 1olddog Run has been exceptional. I do not recall php prem/nav being this high, having held since 2008. I would not draw much reassurance from my analysis however, I am a poor investor, I mentioned adding to my holding for sake of disclosure. The shift seems to be sector(al)though, some property sub sectors doing well (last mile logistics, flex work space) and others (out of town/retail) doing badly. PHP might be benefiting on a premium being placed on perceived rent roll security, analysts often allude to quasi'bond-like' characteristics, so maybe not a coincidence that since January the share price has spiked in tandem with CB's interest rate rises being delayed/reversed, bond yields dropping. Cant see what operationally has changed despite the merger, rents are hardly on fire and last set of results were fine, if rather pedestrian. Attraction for me has been the consistency of delivery and long term strategic premise.
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19/6/2019
22:45		jgh03: The portfolio update of 6 June stated that the book value of the properties was £2,316m, and that net debt was £1,115m (both as at 31 March, post merger with MedicX). Number of shares at 15 March (post merger) was 1,131,235,006. So that would mean NAV per share is 106.17p. However that excludes the recent 1.4p dividend and shares issued as part of the scrip dividend. Maybe its easiest just to subtract 1.4p to arrive at a NAV of 104.77p. Today's share price is 133p, which is 26.9% above NAV. This excludes the convertible bond. However, it looks rather higher than pixelrobox's estimate, so maybe I've missed something.
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18/6/2019
10:41		norland1: Thanks PC I must admit that I only skipped over the RNS. The end bit went over my head anyway. The premium I thought about was the share price relative to the NAV which looked high when I saw an item in The Property Chronicle. (freebie version of course ) Share price doesn't particularily worry me as I have changed from BTL to this investment -less hassle- but never thought about BTL valuation anyway so not going to worry about this share price. I understand the position when shareholders are asked to fork more cash which affects the share price but this Bond issue is much more complicated.
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30/1/2019
14:39		schofip: It seems like the market makers did a pretty good job of wrong footing and shaking a number shareholders out of the market before the share price took off. A nice way for them and institutions to take some cheap stock on board. The subsequent rise outstrips the dividends for the year.
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02/12/2018
19:37		norland1: Positive comments in Sunday Times today. Should see share price reduction tomorrow then.
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24/4/2018
17:11		typo56: Well, PHP was already in the FTSE All-Share index. Never mind. Over 10m shares uncrossed at close yesterday thanks to the index funds. A more normal 183k today. I'm not sure what it will mean for the share price. Possibly not that much. I see MRO took the opportunity to 'kitchen sink' their GKN acquisition today, now that they've safely made it into the FTSE100!
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18/1/2018
09:31		stupidboypike: A quick look at the financials comparing PHP to Assura (which I hold) looks like:- PHP NAV per share 83.5 share price 113.6 premium 36% Assura NAV per share 49.4 share price 60.9 premium 23% What am I missing please someone? Best regards SBP
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