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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sabre Insurance Group Plc | SBRE | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| -2.60 | -1.51% | 169.60 | 16:35:07 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 168.00 | 168.00 | 172.80 | 169.60 | 172.20 |
| Industry Sector |
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| NONLIFE INSURANCE |
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Posted at 25/3/2023 15:08 by wba1 A simple question insurer investors should ask. Sabre is currently valued at about a third of the valuation of the Direct Line core retail business (£1bn of the £1.8bn DLG market cap is accounted for by the commercial operation (NIG) and the rescue and other personal lines business (plus some smaller stuff like the accident repair centres). The question is whether this seems reasonable. Sabre has annual GPW of £171m. DLG (for its core retail - motor and home) has £1.9bn. Both have recent history of underreserving and similar solvency ratios. If Sabre does recover even halfway to historic CORs it looks good but that is a big if. DLG has a worse COR but very valuable brands and the other lines to smooth the recovery.To me there is a serious mismatch in valuations. I do not claim to know in detail where this arises, but until the interims it does make me more nervous about Sabre. Having said all of that - I received another invite for a telephone consult on motor this week (which I turned down) - but the list of companies they wanted to talk about had the usual suspects (DLG, Admiral plus some disruptors - and Sabre). It seemed odd that Sabre were in there but no LV, Aviva or others. Who knows? |
Posted at 28/3/2022 14:57 by km18 Sabre Insurance is engaged in the writing of general insurance for motor vehicles and motorcycles in the United Kingdom. Currently, the firm is providing its products through a network of insurance brokers, as well as its own direct brands. As a result, Sabre Insurance Group expanded its sources of income, enabling the firm to derive an attractive EV/EBITDA of 14.24, which in turn led to a robust profit before tax of £37,199. The firm also derived a concise P/FCF of 17x, signifying that operating, investing and financing activities were funded effectively, enabling the firm to achieve organic growth and thereby a relatively high EPS growth of 15.9%. Consequently, it implied that Sabre Insurance Group managed to optimise earnings while paying out attractive dividends to investors. This supporting evidence suggests that the group has adopted a conservative dividend payout policy, where current shareholders are paid fairly and on time, illustrated by the dividend yield of 6.05%. From a valuation perspective, Sabre Insurance boosted its P/S ratio to 3.71x, as the firm is suppling more insurance products with different brokers. Given that the group is trading at a P/E ratio of 15.8x, the security is undervalued with respect to the insurance services industry, thus the stock is expected to surge in value, illustrated by the P/B ratio of 2.24x.Keep up to date with WealthOracle AM |
Posted at 25/10/2021 17:20 by wba1 There seem to be some outfits sniffing around the motor market. I have done some phone consults for Third Bridge in the past and, in the last couple of weeks have twice been asked about the UK motor market (I turned them down as I am now retired so do not know the identity of the clients). Going on past consults from this source it suggests either an activist investor or a potential bidder from overseas looking at someone. I will be interested to see if anything emerges. |
Posted at 03/12/2020 09:10 by wba1 The explanation for the mid-November spike has become apparent. Kayne Anderson Rudnick increased their shareholding from 6% to 7.5%, so it was the filling of a large buy order. The interesting question is about their intentions. They are not known as an activist investor, but 7.5% is a fairly large holding. |
Posted at 16/10/2020 14:25 by aquaesulis01 True, but it was a very positive update none-the-less and the Director buys are a positive sign. Also, the RSI has hit sub 30, oversold territory so I would anticipate this is at the bottom or near bottom and is a very good entry point for new investors especially with the promise of a healthy dividend ahead |
Posted at 05/4/2020 11:39 by wba1 From The Scottish Mail on Sunday;INVESTORS hunting for shares that are less exposed to the virus crisis might want to take a look at car insurer Sabre Insurance. While major companies have been slashing their dividends left, right and centre, number-crunchers are predicting that Sabre will on Tuesday unveil a special dividend alongside its annual results. That will mean the FTSE 250 company pays a larger dividend than it did last year with pre-tax profits expected to come in around the same as the year before at £61million. Most shares have gone into reverse recently, but Sabre appears to have dodged the worst of it. |
Posted at 22/3/2018 16:41 by cc2014 Motor insurer Sabre (SBR) reversed 12.6% to 242p after disappointing investors with no maiden dividend for the year to 31 December 2017. The company listed in December and said it was confident of delivering an attractive dividend this year. |
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