Rolls-Royce Share Price (RR.)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Rolls-Royce Holdings	LSE:RR.	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B63H8491	ORD SHS 20P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+7.00p	+0.79%	896.50p	895.50p	896.00p	897.50p	887.50p	887.50p	5,200,505	16:35:23

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Aerospace & Defence	14,955.0	-4,636.0	-220.1	-	16,500.83

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
18/9/2017	12:31	UKREG	Rolls-Royce Holdings plc Director/PDMR Shareholding
08/9/2017	16:33	UKREG	Rolls-Royce Holdings plc Director/PDMR Shareholding
07/9/2017	15:34	UKREG	Rolls-Royce Holdings plc Director/PDMR Shareholding
31/8/2017	15:40	UKREG	Rolls-Royce Holdings plc Total Voting Rights
08/8/2017	15:21	UKREG	Rolls-Royce Holdings plc Director/PDMR Shareholding
07/8/2017	16:11	UKREG	Rolls-Royce Holdings plc Director/PDMR Shareholding
03/8/2017	14:27	UKREG	Rolls-Royce Holdings plc Holding(s) in Company
01/8/2017	09:17	DJN	Global Shares Advance Amid Strong Earnings
01/8/2017	08:31	DJN	Rolls-Royce Swings to Profit
01/8/2017	07:01	UKREG	Rolls-Royce Holdings plc Rolls-Royce Holdings plc 2017 Half Year Results

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Date	Time	Title	Posts
18/9/2017	10:16	Rolls Royce: Winning big orders - Up Full Thrust?	2,906
02/12/2010	11:53	* Rolls Royce *	24
13/1/2010	16:22	Rolls-Royce: About to fall out of the sky?	2
11/8/2009	13:12	RR. Warning to holders Ref C Share reinvest scheme	2
12/8/2008	21:52	RR. Buy or Sell using SMA's as a guide along with other factors.	3

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Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
16:05:48	895.25	1,243	11,127.98	NT
16:05:47	893.25	5,374	48,003.26	NT
16:05:43	893.75	1,317	11,770.69	NT
16:01:25	895.01	173,086	1,549,142.67	NT
15:49:22	894.82	1,638	14,657.12	NT

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19/9/2017 09:20	Rolls-Royce Daily Update: Rolls-Royce Holdings is listed in the Aerospace & Defence sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker RR.. The last closing price for Rolls-Royce was 889.50p. Rolls-Royce Holdings has a 4 week average price of 879.50p and a 12 week average price of 879.50p. The 1 year high share price is 994.50p while the 1 year low share price is currently 635p. There are currently 1,840,583,460 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 4,718,200 shares. The market capitalisation of Rolls-Royce Holdings is £16,500,830,718.90. Read Full Thread Reply
25/1/2017 12:03	arf dysg: I also note that the news about the fine came out on the 17th of January, four days after FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH. That sent the share price up to a range where it stopped crossing 666. Coincidence? I think not. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
25/1/2017 11:47	arf dysg: Has anyone noticed that, ever since the middle of November, the share price has been bouncing around 666 and has repeatedly crossed 666? I bet that crossing 666 is a whole lot worse than having a black cat cross your path. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
18/11/2016 16:30	bili1946: Odd,no change in company outlook 2 days ago.Now significant problems on the RR engines powering the A380, non exec.stands down and 12% decline in share price? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
10/9/2016 18:29	grahamburn: Major new appointment.... strange day to announce it! http://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/RR./share-news/Rolls-Royce-Names-HS2-Boss-Simon-Kirby-as-Chief-Op/72402881?xref=newsalert PS One wonders why he's leaving HS2........... Read Full Thread Follow Reply
31/7/2016 21:05	drradcliffe: I think you're right, £10 in 12 months or so. The share price reflects an improving situation, so while not a bargain at today's figures there is enough in the latest results to encourage institutions to buy now for future growth in free-cash flow, and a progressive dividend policy. If Sterling remains weak then improved earnings look pretty well certain. If interest rates fall again, a further reason to buy shares like this. I wonder if RR. could benefit from the Hinkley Point situation - a new "mixed" energy strategy with some new nuclear capacity using smaller factory assembled reactors at locations such as Wylfa and Moorside. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
24/7/2016 14:58	seball: Expect share price to take a hit on write down news imo Http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36877569 Read Full Thread Follow Reply
08/7/2016 18:11	hazel11: Dont worry about orders if they get any big ones you can guarantee the share price will go down. Good as gold these shares at the moment can't beat selling your products in dollars is what I say. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
03/3/2016 13:43	careful: How depressing. This 'activist' investor clown joins the board of RR. and the share price rises. Reminds me of when Weinstock left GEC/Marconi and the dynamic Simpson and Mayo took over. the share price soared on their exciting plans, the city loved them. They were shown to idiots who destroyed a steady well run company. It is sad when it takes outsiders to make the RR. board do things they are too inept to do themselves. I hope this lot are not agents for someone like Pratt who would love to get their hands on RR. large engine portfolio. That would be the beginning of the end. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
25/11/2015 11:58	minerve: Interesting little snippet about the 'C' share option to be taken soon; I received the entitlements as I was holding and sold out just before the latest calamity - lucky me! Although this article is 2011 it is still useful to read to remind and may help new investors. I bought back in yesterday by being encouraged that Mr East looks like he may be getting his head around RR problems. For now he isn't giving in to Value Act and engine diversification is still the objective which encourages me greatly. Hope this little snippet helps and wait with bated breath to see what tricks Georgie is up to this afternoon. "Rolls-Royce: What to do with a problem like C shares? Just having some internal debate around what to do with my allocation of C shares in Rolls-Royce. For some time now the company has not delivered a traditional cash dividend due to the always complicated tax laws put in place by UK plc. Instead the company initially replaced them with B shares (June 2004) and then more recently these have been replaced by C shares (Jan 2009). Both of which are a means of ensuring more efficiency in the company's corporation tax dealings as cash dividends could generate something sinister called "shadow" Advanced Corporation Tax. Didn't have a problem with B shares which were quoted and as such came with 3 options: - retain B shares - convert to cash - convert to ordinary shares under a reinvestment option which had additional advantages of: - a rolled-over of any tax liability into the ordinary shares - no dealing or stamp duty charges - a calculated price for conversion being available prior to payment elections. However, since the introduction of C shares I have always taken them as cash as the re-investment option: - incurs a dealing (albeit low at 0.2%) and stamp duty charge (0.5%) - realises a potential capital gain as the C shares are converted to cash to create the funds to purchase shares (yes that is a potential capital gain and can't be avoided even when taking the cash option). - the shares are bought en masse on the open market after the election so no price is known and the very act of purchasing a large amount of shares could create an artificial market and drive up the purchase price (or at least that is my reading of the situation). The company markets this option as still being efficient for shareholders due to the reduced charges to purchase a small basket of shares. However, I can get this almost every week or month through alternate brokers such as Selftrade or Halifax Sharebuilder where the dealing charge is fixed at £1.50 per trade regardless of size as long as the dealer undertakes the trade on fixed days. This gives them an opportunity to aggregate purchases in the same company from similar minded investors, thereby creating some cost efficiency for them. So, B shares were more efficient for the company and its shareholders but C shares less so for the shareholders! Well, as a consequence of R-R not being able to hold onto any significant share price gains over the last 12 months, due to significant headwind from the US Senate/JSF issues and A380/Trent 900 problems, I had been asking myself whether or not to elect the re-investment option. But, I think I may have answered my own question by writing my thoughts down. The 3 available options are: 1:- retain the C shares as C shares. They are not quoted as B shares were but by retaining them you would postpone any potential Capital Gain. There would also be a small dividend due of 75% of the London Inter-Bank Offered Rate (LIBOR) 2:- convert to cash. A known quantity and a potential capital gain to be added to other capital gains when considering your 2011-12 CGT allowance of £10,600 (annual exempt amount). 3:- re-invest. Very little control or expectation of price/value once the election has been made. However, by utilising alternative means I could still re-invest the dividends in R-R shares at a time closer to my choosing (still restricted to certain dealing dates) and divorced from any artificial market that the C share re-investment plan might create. In addition, I can maintain my current strategy of taking the dividend and aggregating it with the cash and dividends already in my portfolio and either: re-invest a greater amount should the opportunity arise or, alternatively, I could re-invest in a different opportunity. So probably the cash option for me." Read Full Thread Follow Reply
22/10/2015 08:28	togglebrush: News: Thursday, 22 Oct 2015, 07:55 BST Rolls-Royce share price: Group lands $2.4bn deal with China’s HNA Company to provide engines and services for 44 aircraft Rolls-Royce Holdings (LON:RR) has inked a $2.4-billion (£1.5 billion) deal with China’s aviation conglomerate HNA Group, the British engine maker has said. The agreement was unveiled during the ongoing state visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping in the UK. Rolls-Royce’s share price rose 1.11 percent to close at 672.23p yesterday, outperforming the largely flat London market. The engine maker’s shares have shed some 14 percent over the past year. Rolls-Royce share price: Group lands $2.4bn deal with China’s HNA Rolls-Royce Holdings (LON:RR) has inked a $2.4-billion (£1.5 billion) deal with China’s aviation conglomerate HNA Group, the British engine maker has said. The agreement was unveiled during the ongoing state visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping in the UK. Rolls-Royce’s share price rose 1.11 percent to close at 672.23p yesterday, outperforming the largely flat London market. The engine maker’s shares have shed some 14 percent over the past year. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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