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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Renew Holdings Plc | RNWH | London | Ordinary Share |
Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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688.00 | 680.00 | 690.00 | 685.00 | 694.00 |
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Posted at 28/1/2025 10:15 by rivaldo Not complaining about a series of director buys!Good to see the share price continue to rally upwards. Hopefully any short-termers are now out and serious investors with a timeframe of longer than 3-4 months are taking stakes here ready for this quality company to continue to deliver. EDIT - nice £100,000 buy at 751.4p just now. |
Posted at 24/1/2025 22:26 by igoe104 AGM on Monday, so its a opportunity for the directors to convince investors and funds that its only a short term blip and the rail contracts will start filtering back in the short to medium term... |
Posted at 24/1/2025 11:19 by igoe104 Its very rare if you are a long-term holder you don't hit a bump in the road. But still they will at least hit last year profit and going forward they have a record order book. So going forward should recover over time.Unfortunately their are so many short term thinking investors out there. They expect things straight away or they move on. Thats what we are dealing with at the moment. |
Posted at 30/12/2024 12:22 by lammylover RNWH share price is just being manipulated down on low volume, by ATs (funds using algo trading). They are trying to shake out loose shares at a cheap price by scaring private investors to sell. There's nothing wrong with RNWH; its probably one of the most solid companies out there and should continue to do well as Labour invests in infrastructure. The best bet is do nothing or add more and wait for the share price to recover going into results. |
Posted at 01/12/2024 07:57 by rivaldo RNWH are re-tipped by Midas in today's Mail on Sunday - subscriber-only, but available for free using certain sites.And the article doesn't even mention nuclear decommissioning, 5G etc etc..... Extracts: "MIDAS SHARE TIPS UPDATE: We tipped Renew in 2012 at 75p, now the shares £10.79 and there should be more to come By JOANNE HART Updated: 16:50 EST, 30 November 2024 The Furness Line between Barrow-in-Furness and Lancaster was rendered impassable after Storm Bert battered the country last weekend. Tracks were flooded and services suspended, to the frustration of thousands of passengers. Renew Holdings was called in to clear up the mess. Within hours, a specialist team was on hand, using sophisticated kit to pump 450 gallons of water a second from the line. A vacuum pump was driven down the track and excavators put in place to re-engineer the line, even as the rain continued to fall. Fixing problems is just one branch of Renew's business. The group also works proactively across Britain, upgrading and maintaining railways, roads, energy and water services. Business is brisk. UK infrastructure was once the envy of the world. No longer. By early next year, 70 per cent of main roads, motorways and bridges will be more than 45 years old and in urgent need of repair. Around £45 billion has been earmarked for rail lines over the next five years, almost £90 billion of investment is expected on the water front and billions more will be needed to re-engineer electricity networks as we move to wind, solar and nuclear power. Renew is a key supplier to all these industries." "Companies are swiftly integrated into the group, retaining a degree of autonomy but collaborating with other parts of the business as well. The approach has delivered consistent expansion for the past 15 years with profits up 80 per cent in the past five years alone and dividends more than doubling in that time. Midas verdict: Midas first recommended Renew in 2012, when the shares were just 75p. By 2020, the stock had soared to £5. Now they are £10.79 and there should be more to come. UK infrastructure needs a revamp and Renew is working on some of the biggest projects in the country. Existing shareholders should hang on to their stock. Long-term investors might also take a close look at this one." |
Posted at 26/11/2024 10:26 by wfcreserves Perhaps future growth with all its potential uncertainties, like a pandemic for example, is not enough to tempt many investors needing the certainty of cash in hand received as dividends? The current yield I would posit is not a great attraction to new investors unless they like the promise of less revenue now for capital gains whenever. |
Posted at 26/11/2024 09:40 by phg87 But investors don't seem to care. Just moving sideways. I'm close to bailing |
Posted at 19/11/2024 12:09 by rivaldo RNWH thoroughly praised by "professional investor & Director at CEN Group Iain Staples" in conversation with Paul Hill (from 55.05 mins in): |
Posted at 04/10/2024 10:45 by rivaldo Nice positive review today from the Armchair Trader, who always comes across as a thorough and well-researched investor:Conclusion: "Renew is something of an under-the-radar company. But with the direction of the wind, the company could have a number of big wins in the next five-years and surpass its recent performance. The company’s shares opened the month (1st October) at 1,108p, up 50.75% over one-year and up 30.4% year-to-date. The company listed in 2006 and has a market cap of GBP832m. Renew Holdings appears to be well-positioned to capitalise on the UK government’s infrastructure investment plans. With its strong organic growth, strategic acquisitions, and focus on high-growth sectors, the company’s prospects look promising. Investors seeking exposure to the UK infrastructure market may want to consider Renew Holdings as a potential investment opportunity. The company becomes ‘One to Watch’ for The Armchair Trader." |
Posted at 01/10/2024 08:41 by rivaldo Thx connner, I'll live with that given this excellent update!Today's "ahead" RNS further extends RNWH's run of either beating or meeting expectations since (from memory) 2006. Not only does such an uninterrupted run warrant investor confidence, but this is backed up by the leadership role in a variety of high growth sectors, the lack of single contract risk, the healthy cash pile, the recurring maintenance/infrastr |
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