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RNO Renold Plc

37.50
0.50 (1.35%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Renold Plc LSE:RNO London Ordinary Share GB0007325078 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.50 1.35% 37.50 37.50 38.60 38.70 37.30 38.00 527,088 16:35:26
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Engineering Services 247.1M 11.8M 0.0523 7.27 85.66M
Renold Plc is listed in the Engineering Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker RNO. The last closing price for Renold was 37p. Over the last year, Renold shares have traded in a share price range of 23.80p to 45.90p.

Renold currently has 225,417,740 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Renold is £85.66 million. Renold has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 7.27.

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31/1/2014
10:43
Hi folks, I joined you long here today. A nice quiet thread, I see.

RNO came through one of my ShareScope filters looking for stocks making new highs with a PEG of less than 0.7.

saucepan
27/1/2014
09:15
Gap resistance from 2008 holding at mo.
sjc
24/1/2014
20:55
SJC . Thanks.
bogotatrader
24/1/2014
12:56
BegotaTrader Interim management statement 14 Feb '13 check the news. Heavy dir. dealing then too @ 23 to 25p. Rgds.
sjc
24/1/2014
11:06
Last dividend: 1.5p /share paid February 2005
rburtn
23/1/2014
12:39
What year /(decade !) was their last divi paid ?
coolen
23/1/2014
05:42
SJC - Full year figures are due on 29th May...interims were at end of last year....
bogotatrader
22/1/2014
09:42
Great chart & MACD. 70p looks likely imo for next stop poss before interims 14 Feb l/y.
sjc
21/1/2014
20:25
If it busts through 55p guess it will be 60p or so pretty quickly.....
bogotatrader
20/1/2014
21:01
Turning up again.....will it push through 55p in next few days?........
bogotatrader
09/1/2014
15:35
This beggars belief. Mismanagement on so many levels for so long. A rapidly contracting business that, it is claimed, will increase margins to recover. Really? Looks all over a dead duck to me.

'Chain manufacturer Renold has been fined £80,000 after a worker's hand was badly mangled at its factory in Bredbury as no lifting chains were available – despite being manufactured in the same factory.
David Taylor lost parts of all the fingers on his left hand in the incident in September 2011.
A Health and Safety Executive (HSE) investigation found that the company, which manufactures chains for conveyor belts, escalators and forklift trucks, did not have a safe system for moving heavy tooling equipment.
Manchester Crown Court heard Taylor had been operating an overhead crane in the tool preparation area to lift equipment weighing nearly 300kg, using straps that had already been placed around it.
As he moved the crane with a handheld control, the equipment slipped out of the straps and started to fall towards him. He raised his left hand to protect himself but it became caught in one of the straps and was pulled into the crane's hook.
Taylor lost half his thumb, the tip of his index finger, two thirds of his middle and ring fingers, and all of the little finger on his left hand.
The HSE investigation established that the company had failed to produce a written risk assessment for the work, and there was not a safe system of work in place. Taylor had also never received any formal training to use the crane, despite working for the firm for nearly three months.
Renold has since changed its working practices to use eye bolts and chains to lift heavy equipment. The court heard that no chains were available on the day of the incident – despite the fact that they are manufactured by the company.
Renold Power Transmission Ltd, of Styal Road in Wythenshawe, was fined £80,000 and ordered to pay costs of £12,696 after pleading guilty to a breach of the Health and Safety at Work Act.
HSE investigating inspector Ian Betley said: "One of Renold's employees has suffered severe injuries to his left hand that will affect him for the rest of his life due to the company's poor safety system for using the crane.
"It's shocking that the chains produced by the company weren't even available on the day of the incident for use by its own employees. Instead, David had to use an unchoked sling to lift a heavy tool, which led to him being badly injured.
"If the tool had been properly secured before being lifted then his injuries could have been avoided."
A spokesman for Renold said: "Renold deeply regrets the accident involving David Taylor in 2011. Important lessons have been learned since the accident and the company has since achieved a significant improvement in its health and safety procedures. Renold is absolutely committed to protecting the safety of its employees."
Renold announced its plans to close the majority of its Bredbury site in October.'

man overbored
06/1/2014
09:36
Last yr trading update 14th Feb, could start to move up in anticipation.Next target 71p ( from 2008) on good news.Massive dir. buys over last year or so.Great chart just needs volume to move up imo.
sjc
27/12/2013
15:47
at 50p support...getting ready for next leg up to 55p or higher over next week or two?
bogotatrader
10/12/2013
14:59
Errr, apparently not, unless of course the lovely MMs are trying to shake out loose holders. But they don't do that, do they? :¬)
lefrene
09/12/2013
16:32
very firm today.....will momentum continue to take these to 60p this week?
bogotatrader
09/12/2013
15:08
ryanj2222,

I am a little puzzled by the most recent surge on Friday and today. It has been a slow recovery story since early 2010. The volume today is not huge. I have top lopped some 56p.Someone is keen on them.

roddiemac2
09/12/2013
14:38
You may have missed the 500 000 and 90000 dir buys at 28p in August.always a strong indicator for me.
sjc
09/12/2013
14:31
Heading for 70p time to add rather than wait imo.
sjc
09/12/2013
13:49
Surprised to see this keep on going up! I sold out at 50p. I think it's got some long term recovery potential so am hoping for a bit of a drop to get in around 40 p at some point. Brewin's target price is 53 p, bang on at the moment.
ryandj2222
06/12/2013
14:34
80p would be nice. Certainly wouldn't get any complaints from me. It's doing good so far, but maybe near the top of its channel just now. BWTFDIK
blippy2
06/12/2013
11:38
next leg up?
bogotatrader
04/12/2013
21:00
Looking very firm...guess it will move up a wee bit more short-term and with earnings coming through for the next year this could be a doubler....80p/100p?
bogotatrader
03/12/2013
16:51
I read today that credit suisse says "recommend focusing on companies with unfunded pension liabilities as they should benefit as gilt yields rise further."

Not too sure on the pension liabilites with RNO but it seems they could be affected positively by rising gilt yields?

ryandj2222
01/12/2013
13:35
Having backtested 40p, price has quickly risen to 50p.
That 70p prediction by someone could now be viable.
But DYOR.
Flow

go with the flow
28/11/2013
15:44
I agree about the pension deficits.
roddiemac2
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