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RST Restore Plc

232.50
4.00 (1.75%)
30 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Restore Plc LSE:RST London Ordinary Share GB00B5NR1S72 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  4.00 1.75% 232.50 230.00 235.00 232.50 228.50 228.50 224,127 11:21:12
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Business Services, Nec 279M 16.8M 0.1227 18.95 318.35M
Restore Plc is listed in the Business Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker RST. The last closing price for Restore was 228.50p. Over the last year, Restore shares have traded in a share price range of 116.50p to 295.00p.

Restore currently has 136,924,067 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Restore is £318.35 million. Restore has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 18.95.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
20/3/2015
13:09
Sell, while you can.
irnbru2
20/3/2015
09:51
irnBru2 - in responding to my Post 644, you seem to be arguing against something I never said. I merely posted a chart overlaid with the 200 day moving average - with no added comment either way.
m.t.glass
20/3/2015
09:38
IrnBru2 - think you have made your point. Either you have a short running or you are wasting your time. If the former, for transparency pls advise. If the latter just go elsewehere!

IMV the chart posted by MT above demonstrates just how well the company has performed over the last few years. And guess what - nothing has changed in the last couple of months except the share price got a bit ahead of itself.

So I sold 75% in the 270s and now await a re-entry point to top up.

melody9999
20/3/2015
08:52
IC buy tip today.
apad

apad
19/3/2015
20:55
They need to change the strategy.
irnbru2
19/3/2015
16:54
Some pretty sizeable buys don't seem to have stiffened the share price
apad

apad
18/3/2015
21:09
MTG,

Ask yourself, what is their nature.

Data storage or acquisitions.
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Most of junior oil explorers, that made good, were run by a guy that was passionate about drilling, it is what he did, it was his nature.

irnbru2
18/3/2015
21:00
Aged 50, Charles Skinner joined Mavinwood plc as Chief Executive last year as part of a completely new board brought in to restructure the business.

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Would any of them know an A4 file, if they fell over it while drunk.

MmTG, is the trend bust.

It was a good story.

Turned around.

Growth by acquisition.

As a previous poster pointed out, they Mr Skinner is now buying the same amount of turnover, with debt.

Not smart.

Where is the zing.

The share price will not react, to acquisitions, as did in the last few years.

Iron Mmountain will kill them, because the BoD are interested in data storage.

Ok, the city boys, will provide any amount of funding, but there is no "added value".

Remember, Hanson, bought a company, broke it up, and made money, because the parts had a greater value, than the whole.

If we are to believe in the RST dream, it works the other way round.

RST need to take Market share from Iron Mountain.

Is Skinner the mman to do this.

irnbru2
18/3/2015
11:48
agree nw
im out too for now

gucci
18/3/2015
11:08
as i said up trend over.

im out.

good luck.

nwalsham15
17/3/2015
07:47
IrnBru2 - don't hold back mate - let all those difficult feelings out ;)

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Fukcing right m8.

irnbru2
16/3/2015
18:48
LM
Good post - especially about the difficulties in understanding acquisition accounts - Ta. If the management have a big interest in the company they tend to be more careful than if they are taking big salaries. I'm not sure if RST let their acquisition companies continue to manage their businesses (HALMA style) or incorporate them to get economies of scale. I was having a chat about this issue with a friend over lunch, but we became a little incoherent as the Sauvignon level dropped.
I have a small holding as a prompt to look into it more seriously on any weakness/results and my pal has a large holding. I took the weakness on the results to simply reflect the previous high rating rather than any intrinsic problems.
apad

apad
16/3/2015
18:38
Acquisition growth is often received slightly less favourably then organic or hot sector growth - its because it isn't just based on environmental tail winds - it has to be continually bolted together manually - also the results can be harder to interpret, do like for likes by definition, tend to have larger one offs, adjusted/unadjusted PE,EPS differentials etc - hence because the results don't carry a simple straightforward 'yes yes yes' msg - folks take profits. Understanding these is almost a specialist area in a way.

As it happens this mgt team are particularly good and will continue to just bang out the deals and the growth - I have no doubt. They make it look easy.

So accept the nature of the beast - get a good entry dip if you can around an old buying zone - and let it run imho

ATB LM

luckymouse
16/3/2015
17:21
IrnBru2 - don't hold back mate - let all those difficult feelings out ;)
luckymouse
16/3/2015
08:23
Get your facts straight. Securities not in public hands 30.0%
geovest
14/3/2015
17:11
The percentage of securities not in public hands: 83.8%
The identity and percentage holding of significant shareholders: Geraldton Services Inc 57.7%, Legal & General 15%, Hargreave Hale Limited 5.8%, Gartmore 3.3.

How come all these guys are backing this drunk git.

irnbru2
12/3/2015
22:00
I was tempted to sell out before the results as shares mag flagged up that the share price had got ahead of itself. The only problem with that is, would I definitely have bought in again - with other opportunities abounding? So I took the view that I would rather stick with RST over the longer term. Can't see this not being at a new high in say 12 months time. Best to stick with a good business long term imv.
gargleblaster
12/3/2015
11:55
mmmm.

uptrend seemingly over now.

nwalsham15
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