Rpc Share Discussion Threads

[mornington crescent] 01/7/2015 07:13

they tend to be photo-degradeable rather han bio-degradeable

which means it takes longer to degrade

[dr_smith] 30/6/2015 20:41

Thank-you Phil'.
Its a funny game, as packaging isn't something we generally think about in life. As a society we are supposed to be using less packaging, yet we seem to use loads. I don't use fast food places very often, but when I do I find it alarming how much packing/containers/bags for each person.
I don't know which, or what percentage of the plastic packagingss are recyclabe - for example, I believe the discouraged plastic carrier bags aren't.

[philanderer] 30/6/2015 17:20

'RPC on The Hunt for More Additions to Portfolio'

[philanderer] 25/6/2015 20:29

'Happy with China expansion, RPC now moves into Brazil '

[philanderer] 23/6/2015 14:30

That must have been some Capital Markets Day yesterday ;-D

[philanderer] 23/6/2015 08:58

Nice one , thanks shauney, Jefferies and Panmure reiterating as well :-)

updated..

23rd june Panmure buy tp 828p
23rd june Jefferies buy tp 750p
23rd june Deutsche buy tp 730p
11th june RBC Capital outperform tp 700p
9th june JP Morgan overweight tp 700p

[shauney2] 23/6/2015 08:06

Positive upgrade in their target from Deutsche after the capital markets day.

From 690 to 730p

[philanderer] 22/6/2015 16:58

Big volume on today`s rise .. 1 million shares traded

[philanderer] 22/6/2015 09:05

22nd june Deutsche buy tp 690p

reiterates

just noticed that 'Capital Markets day for brokers and investors' today

[shauney2] 11/6/2015 15:09

All in agreement then.Shares magazine have a buy in this weeks edition.

Cites the 22 years of dividend growth.Unknown rise in the future price of polymer and reliance on European markets could be a weakness.

[philanderer] 11/6/2015 13:29

About time too ;-)

RPC Group plc (LON:RPC)‘s stock had its “outperform221; rating reissued by investment analysts at RBC Capital in a note issued to investors on Thursday. They currently have a 700p price target on the stock.


So I think they`re all in now....

11th june RBC Capital outperform tp 700p
11th june Jefferies buy tp 750p
9th june JP Morgan overweight tp 700p
9th june Panmure buy tp 828p
9th june Deutsche buy tp 690p

[philanderer] 11/6/2015 09:00

Jefferies retains 'buy'.... increases target from 685p to 750p

[philanderer] 10/6/2015 13:34

...or this new bottle is impressing a fair few ;-D


'Get a Grip with the New Pampa Range of Bottles from M&H'

[jeffian] 10/6/2015 11:44

Probably the "Telegraph effect" (all those retired colonels piling in)!

8-)

[philanderer] 10/6/2015 11:40

Showing 3.6 million shares traded so far today - maybe some are delayed reporting from yesterday after results ?

[dr_smith] 09/6/2015 21:59

Thank-you too Phil.

[shauney2] 09/6/2015 21:09

Thanks phil.A good market and we will see these through the yearly high hopefully.

[philanderer] 09/6/2015 20:40

'Buy' tip from the Telegraph`s Questor:

'Questor share tip: RPC shares for long term growth'

[philanderer] 09/6/2015 16:28

shauney , wanting to be less reliant on europe as well.. looking good.

[shauney2] 09/6/2015 15:57

Thr results make for pleasant reading.

The thought at the time of the Promens acquistion was they had overpaid.Not now with them flagging up more synergy savings to come.

The other recent acquisitions also doing well.Like-for-like sales grew 4%.

"Satisfactory" outlook statement and they continue to explore further opportunities.I wonder who they have next in their sights.

The chart looks good for more.

[philanderer] 09/6/2015 14:08

9th june Panmure buy tp 828p

reiterates

London Standard..

"Plastic packaging business RPC Group enjoyed a 22p rise to 640p on the back of better-than-expected annual results that prompted Deutsche Bank to lift its forecasts and target price to 690p."

[ed 123] 09/6/2015 09:12

Yes, looking good, philanderer.

Onwards and upwards, it seems. Some of the performance indicators went backwards but I think that might be a result of the acquisitions. They'll need time to bring in the financial benefits of being part of a bigger group.

The 12% rise in the dividend will have caught the eye of the institutions. In a time of ultra-low interest rates, there is a hunt for good income stocks. Ok, the yield is only about 2.4% but that's better than cash on deposit or government bonds and there's the prospect of a rise in the value of the shares (assuming the year goes to plan).

A strong hold for me. No advice intended.

[philanderer] 09/6/2015 09:01

Well received so far.

9th june JP Morgan 'overweight'

retains