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SUS S & U Plc

1,890.00
0.00 (0.00%)
14 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
S & U Plc LSE:SUS London Ordinary Share GB0007655037 ORD 12 1/2P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1,890.00 1,855.00 1,900.00 1,950.00 1,865.00 1,950.00 2,429 16:35:18
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Personal Credit Institutions 115.44M 25.44M 2.0934 8.91 226.61M
S & U Plc is listed in the Personal Credit Institutions sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SUS. The last closing price for S & U was 1,890p. Over the last year, S & U shares have traded in a share price range of 1,750.00p to 2,450.00p.

S & U currently has 12,150,760 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of S & U is £226.61 million. S & U has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 8.91.

S & U Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
29/3/2007
12:20
Yes but it's time they got the profits moving forward or they won't be able to do that for ever. Earnings per share are no further forward than they were making in 2002 and they've been either down or static in every year since, so divi increases are simply being funded by reduced cover. It shows in the increased gearing too. I don't mind high yielding/low PER shares as long as profits grow steadily, if unspectacularly, but when profits start to slide back, watch out as 10+ PER is too high a 'R' if the 'E' is going backwards (see Metalrax MRX as an example).

Regards, Ian

jeffian
29/3/2007
12:20
Excellent figures again and increased divi - just bought some more for my ISA this year.

Despite a general problem of bad debts, their asset quality is "excellent" and all cylinders firing sweetly.

It'll be bought out eventually but meanwhile, solid as a rock and yielding fantastic income growth.

philjeans
29/3/2007
11:19
Tidy results like the confidence to increase the dividend
dd776
12/3/2007
23:37
Will problems on Dow with sub prime lender be reflected in SUS share price tomorrow?
jadeticl
08/3/2007
09:41
Nice wee steady climb back toward the £6 mark.
chrismcglone
02/3/2007
14:13
Long established niche business with high margins and sporting good yield.

Successfull low tech cash cows will never go out of fashion! This one seems to run a regular cycle and we're back on the "up" cycle!

philjeans
02/3/2007
09:16
Had simply fallen back too far IMO meadow50. I think we are simply seeing a bit of a correction.

Even though it is a small illiquid company, that juicy dividend is bound to support a reasonable valuation.

chrismcglone
01/3/2007
17:10
Up again.Any reason?
meadow50
20/2/2007
15:23
Noticed an article yesterday re Labour promising a crackdown on loansharks.

The legit door to door lenders would obviously benefit from this. I think Government would prefer a regulated doorstep industry with high repayment rates, as opposed to a criminal one with extortionate rates - and the threat of violence.

If anything i think the Government will realise that creating an environment which helps the legit operators can only be a good thing. Regardless of the perception this area attracts.

A necessary evil i would say.

chrismcglone
20/2/2007
12:07
Steady progress here; high yield and excellent record over the years.

If and when the family decide to cash in their chips, this will rocket!

philjeans
20/2/2007
12:06
.....and again, but as chrismcglone says, it's such a tightly held stock it doesn't take much to move it. If a few sellers are tempted out, it'll do exactly the same in reverse, I fear. I'm waiting to see how the year pans out after cautious interims.

Regards, Ian

jeffian
19/2/2007
21:47
May be only a few buyers but more today than in previous 10 days I think. Perhaps if ten of us buy tomorrow they will go up another 30p.
jadeticl
19/2/2007
16:51
Looking for another rise tomorrow!
verynervy
19/2/2007
10:22
Yep, haven't had one of them for a couple of weeks.

Anyway, back to the share price Any reason, or just a wee bit of interest from a few buyers. It doesn't take much after all to move this price.

chrismcglone
19/2/2007
09:18
Lucky you!

8-)

jeffian
19/2/2007
08:57
Nice jump this am!
verynervy
15/2/2007
19:18
Thanks GJ2. No intention of selling this. I like family run, tightly held companies. The owners interests are aligned very closely with the shareholders. Less chance of wasting money or taking the eye off the management ball.

Long term however i am quietly hoping that as the 3 main men get on, retirement looks inviting and a buyer is either sought or comes calling.

In the meantime, the 6.3% divie will keep me on board. Especially if base interest rates have peaked.

chrismcglone
14/2/2007
22:37
chrismcglone : Next divvie has not yet been announced, however assuming last year's events are repeated, next divvie would be 22p paid 2/6/07, Xd 3/5/07. (Last interim divvie was 9p paid 10/10/06, Xd 11/11/06)

philjeans : at last - an upturn - sunshine after the rain ! Just hold on !

gj2
14/2/2007
22:04
Anyone know when the divie is paid or when this goes ex-div? The weekend FT had its annual schedule of results and dividends but i couldn't see it.
chrismcglone
14/2/2007
08:11
Looks to have found support and a few buyers. Will start the long climb back to six quid now.

Good yield AND capital growth prospects. Stick THIS in your ISA.

philjeans
09/2/2007
10:14
Bought this on the last dip. Have only held for a few months so not long enough to judge too harshly. However, what you say re the yield taylor20 could be true.

Why risk your cash for 6% when you can sit it safe at the same rate. I don't like the way it appears to be forming a down trend.

chrismcglone
07/2/2007
13:48
I guess the 6% yield doesn't hold much attraction if you can get the same in a cash ISA at the moment.

Vague possibility of a trading statement soon?

taylor20
07/2/2007
11:38
on a downward trend!
purplerain2
27/11/2006
06:44
interesting that this is not just a one off.
Thinking the MM's are up to something with this one

hifkdmer
26/11/2006
23:09
My trade doesn't appear either? They normally pop up eventually but not this one.
chrismcglone
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