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RBGP Rbg Holdings Plc

9.25
-0.05 (-0.54%)
08 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Rbg Holdings Plc LSE:RBGP London Ordinary Share GB00BFM6WL52 ORD GBP0.002
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.05 -0.54% 9.25 9.00 9.50 9.25 9.25 9.25 469,441 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Business Services, Nec 54.13M 4.2M 0.0441 2.10 8.82M
Rbg Holdings Plc is listed in the Business Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker RBGP. The last closing price for Rbg was 9.30p. Over the last year, Rbg shares have traded in a share price range of 8.65p to 49.00p.

Rbg currently has 95,331,236 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Rbg is £8.82 million. Rbg has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 2.10.

Rbg Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
08/12/2023
21:22
Problem is Shep I don't think you're credible. You have an axe to grind for whatever reason and will say anything to damage sentiment.
scubadiverr
08/12/2023
20:50
My dear Scuba, the "Threat" of being taken private is non existant. This business is facing failure for the reasons I have referred to in my postings from the beginning.
shep22
08/12/2023
19:40
I presume you're alluding to the threat of this being taken private? Jon was asked this at an Investor meet company presentation and stated categorically that the plan was to remain listed for the long-term. That said, you'd hardly expect him to say otherwise, would you? His buy of 100,000 @ c. 17p can only be seen as a token buy and who knows if he financed that himself? I was lured into buying into the story initially knowing that the previous CEO had significant skin in the game, it now transpires that she was given that stake at the IPO. I sold the majority at a loss but still hold a little due to the historic metrics and the hope that they will return, pay down debt and then all shareholders will be rewarded. There's clearly significant risk here. A more significant buy though from Jon would help alleviate my concerns as to who will be the ultimate beneficiary. A sad and expensive mistake on my part, believing in what seemed such a promising opportunity for PI's.
scubadiverr
08/12/2023
18:37
that depends...
quepassa
08/12/2023
18:05
Crikey, stopped tracking this a long time ago but just happened to notice the share price now. Was a former holder way back and shocked how this has plummeted - the partners can't be too pleased!
riverman77
08/12/2023
13:09
oh dear...


new all time low.

but in my view, the share still has more to fall.


all imo. dyor.
qp

quepassa
04/12/2023
16:57
Would be a warning of profit? :)
smidge21
04/12/2023
16:01
Rumours of a profit warning on the way.
shep22
20/11/2023
08:30
I was, perhaps too subtly, agreeing with quepassa’s opinion that I have nothing original to add to my post of 1st Sept. No-one has.
tomtrudgian
19/11/2023
20:42
He also said"You have become very tiresome indeed" and that "most of your posts are full of woeful inaccuracies"It's hard not to agree
scubadiverr
19/11/2023
19:54
I refer to my post of 1st Sept 23. Quepassa said I have nothing original to add. I agree. All depends on how much the auditors write down the FY23 intangible assets, and HSBC reduce their 24 loan support.
tomtrudgian
16/11/2023
07:36
Sorry to disagree but some people do know something when predicting a market.

And I also disagree that the shares are underpriced now.

quepassa
16/11/2023
06:58
I thought the shares undder priced then and think them under priced now. Just my opinion. As I said, nobody knows anything when predicting a market, in this the case that the ex CEO would collapse the price by dumping 12m shares. I remain of the view that they don't miss her.
dayraider1
15/11/2023
19:50
hmmm......

...but you also penned this post number 909 on 9th. February this year:-


" Nobody knows anything as always, but at 50p this now looks very cheap. Unless the Y/E results show revenue has collapsed - and there seems to be no sign of that - surely has to be a v strong buy? Certainly can't think they'll be missing the CEO on her performance."


care to comment?

quepassa
15/11/2023
19:31
Shep does seem to have an axe to grind. I'm also a partner. From my perspective, we are a happy crew, and EXTREMELY busy.
dayraider1
15/11/2023
15:10
Let's stick with the facts, at the time of the acquisition of MC in April 2021 the firm had 29 partners and 66 other fee-earners, of these, 19 partners and less than 50 fee earners remain.
shep22
15/11/2023
15:07
Let's stick with the facts, at the time of the acquisition of MC in April 2021 the firm had 29 partners and 66 other fee-earners, of these, 19 partners and less than 50 fee earners remain.
shep22
14/11/2023
20:19
I am a legacy MC partner and for the record last time I checked only 1 of the top 7 fee earning partners has left - it’s time Shep stopped spreading disinformation
tv123
11/11/2023
13:04
The law firm Rosenblatt was made up of a group of mediocre lawyers led by the bombastic Ian Rosenblatt who charged clients ridiculously high rates. This formula no longer works, clients have left the company. In the case of MC, the high fee earners have walked taking with them their clients. Both of these scenarios have created a huge drop in revenues. The company has taken on six aditional senior lawyers at significant cost without the workload to go with them.
shep22
10/11/2023
13:20
What a poorly ran business
jonny_wright
10/11/2023
08:54
It doesn't please me. I am sorry for your losses.

However, the morale of the story is that it can be useful to listen to and weigh up other points of view.

quepassa
10/11/2023
08:16
I don't think my posts could be described as ramping. All my posts have been my honest assessment. I did think 50p was a good price, and I bought. I believed the elephantine cases were worth considerably more alone. Since then we have learnt differently and we are where we are. I'm extremely disappointed with communications and have lost money I can't replace. No doubt this will please you.
scubadiverr
10/11/2023
07:29
Scuba,

Early this year you were posting/ramping that at 50p this share represented good value

Price today c. 19p.


Care to comment?

quepassa
09/11/2023
21:15
Ask them - You allude to knowing the company. Post what you find out so we can make informed decisions. But why keep posting here with the sole intention to damage sentiment and create fear?
scubadiverr
09/11/2023
20:56
Can I ask the company if the guidance given earlier still stands with six weeks to go to the year end? Also a question to the auditors, are you comfortable with WIP figure as it has been consistantly overstated up to now.
shep22
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