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RQIH R&q Insurance Holdings Ltd

5.34
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
R&q Insurance Holdings Ltd LSE:RQIH London Ordinary Share BMG7371X1065 ORD 2P (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 5.34 5.00 5.68 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Title Insurance 82.8M -297M -0.7929 -0.07 19.44M
R&q Insurance Holdings Ltd is listed in the Title Insurance sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker RQIH. The last closing price for R&q Insurance was 5.34p. Over the last year, R&q Insurance shares have traded in a share price range of 4.50p to 73.20p.

R&q Insurance currently has 374,572,864 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of R&q Insurance is £19.44 million. R&q Insurance has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.07.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
29/2/2016
07:06
Disposal above book value:



It's encouraging that they have a conservative asset valuation policy!

jonwig
24/2/2016
21:45
big volume today for the first time in ages
hybrasil
15/2/2016
12:44
If they follow previous form, we should get a Trading Update at end Feb/start March followed by Final Results in Apr (last year's were delayed due to the ongoing arbitration in former Syndicate 102 at the time).
speedsgh
15/2/2016
12:13
Completed my purchases of these today. Large part of my portfolio now.

Will see!

hybrasil
28/1/2016
15:51
These are now at a nine year or all time low. I have been buying for the capital dividend and I suspect (and hope) that I will be rewarded by quite an increase in the share price. In the meantime I'm getting a 10 per cent return on which I pay capital gains tax as opposed to income tax and let's just say my capital losses are more than sufficient !!
hybrasil
24/11/2015
16:08
Hybrasil - we both like capital repayment plays - some as per those on the SL thread - a thread for liquidation plays.

Best play by far at the moment surely has to be LMS ahead of next month's Tender - see my Post No.50 on the JDT thread:

skyship
24/11/2015
11:21
initial investment here today. I like the idea that they return capital
hybrasil
11/11/2015
17:07
from Interim Results (22/9)...



"We continue to expect a materially better full year result in 2015 compared with 2014, subject to customary actuarial reviews. Despite a sizeable first half loss, recent positive developments on two large legacy transactions mean we have confidence in delivering a profitable outcome for the full year, which together with stronger expected cash generation to year end, has led to in the maintenance of distributions per share at 3.4p per share."

"The Board believes that the prospects for the Group's core operations continue to be attractive. Its traditional run-off and service core look to have profitable opportunities for expansion and our success in these operations is evident. Meanwhile, being chosen as turnkey provider to a potential high profile syndicate start-up should, in the event of securing Lloyd's approval, give both added scale and profile to our managing agency."

Make of that what you will.

speedsgh
11/11/2015
16:45
So whats the outlook here now days ?
my retirement fund
24/9/2015
08:29
It may take a while to rake up enough cash for the next decent deal.
russman
23/9/2015
08:27
Possibly, they've been quiet on that front recently.
but they do pay cash, so the share price itself isn't a hindrance.

jonwig
23/9/2015
08:04
I think they need to do another couple of deals.
There is lots of cheap junk around - flagging share price does not help.

russman
22/9/2015
19:19
It was the " Whilst our core operations are performing satisfactorily, slower income development in the US healthcare and legacy broking units and weakness in investment markets are likely to lead to the full year result being below market expectations." bit which I didn't like in the Intrim results. still holding for now maybe all the bad news is in the price, lets just home there are no more nastys to come.
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3800
22/9/2015
18:44
Disappointing results. Will hold on to these as hopefully things will turn around in the medium term. No comment on the final dividend, but not entirely unexpected. They need to prove their worth in H2!
topvest
22/9/2015
11:59
"We continue to expect a materially better full year result in 2015 compared with 2014, subject to customary actuarial reviews. Despite a sizeable first half loss, recent positive developments on two large legacy transactions mean we have confidence in delivering a profitable outcome for the full year, which together with stronger expected cash generation to year end, has led to in the maintenance of distributions per share at 3.4p per share."

Let's hope they manage to deliver on their statements. Credibility is beginning to wear rather thin.

speedsgh
22/9/2015
06:11
H1 results: still dogged by poor US performance which should have been cleared by now.

That fact seems to have been leaked over the past few weeks!

jonwig
17/9/2015
10:13
Price hasn't been below 100p since 2012. Theoretical strong support at 90p (all-time-low). Chart still looks awful.

Anyone have any idea when interims are due? Last year was on 26th Aug.

speedsgh
07/9/2015
08:30
hybrasil - spotted yr June post just last week! Emailed, but no reply, so perhaps yr email address has changed. Will try to send you a secure message - see box below the ADVFN logo.
skyship
29/7/2015
07:45
The roc resolution was passed at yesterday's AGM, so this will be the "ex-roc" drop.
I have payment of 5p due on the 10th prox.

jonwig
27/6/2015
05:42
IC comment on results suggests HOLD. Summary:

Randall & Quilter has a useful entry into US underwriting markets with the Accredited acquisition and a good pipeline of run-off business. Management hinted at a stronger second half and the possibility of a bigger dividend. Challenges remain, but with the attractive dividend maintained, the shares are worth keeping. Hold.

jonwig
23/6/2015
13:41
At least he didn't sell any to cover tax. Exercise prob cost £70k+ in tax. Not as good as a director buy becasue of the dilutive effect but better than getting free shares and selling the majority to pay the tax. Strange to be awarded and exercise straight away - usually the option has time value in itself.
dangersimpson2
23/6/2015
12:11
Director/PDMR shareholding - HHTP://www.investegate.co.uk/randall---38--quilter-ld--rqih-/rns/director-pdmr-shareholding/201506231300529793Q/

"Under the terms of a grant of options made on 23 June 2015, Tom Booth, Group Chief Financial Officer of the Company has exercised options over 122,449 ordinary shares in Randall & Quilter today at a price of 2p per share..."

Wish I'd been able to get my recent top-up at a 98%+ discount to the prevailing share price!

speedsgh
22/6/2015
10:31
As ever it's almost impossible to interpret these results. It's the nature of their business that profits will be lumpy and unpredictable (to shareholders anyway). You either believe Mr Randall and Mr Quilter know what they are doing or go elsewhere. Yield is 6.8% and the outlook is bullish. So far they've never cut the dividend. Historically they have traded between 90 and 180 so relatively low at the moment. So at the moment I hold (from 111p)
stemis
22/6/2015
07:59
On the basis of these results, are they a "hold" at this level?
I think so.

They repeatedly use the phrase:

... the legal costs relating to the recently concluded Syndicate 102 arbitration ...

but I can't find these legal costs actually quantified. Are they within the "Other Operating Expenses" (Note 8) which have increased by £9.7m since last year?
Since the year's loss was £4.5m, would they have made a profit (OK, a reduced one) without that issue?
(I know other one-off issues contributed.)
And tangible NAV would have been 13.5p higher.

Does it all depend on the US Re result being a temporary feature?

jonwig
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