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SGE Sage Group Plc

1,170.00
4.50 (0.39%)
24 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Sage Group Plc LSE:SGE London Ordinary Share GB00B8C3BL03 ORD 1 4/77P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  4.50 0.39% 1,170.00 1,170.00 1,170.50 1,181.00 1,165.50 1,166.50 3,883,836 16:35:17
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Prepackaged Software 2.18B 211M 0.2059 56.85 11.99B
Sage Group Plc is listed in the Prepackaged Software sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SGE. The last closing price for Sage was 1,165.50p. Over the last year, Sage shares have traded in a share price range of 793.80p to 1,285.00p.

Sage currently has 1,024,647,151 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Sage is £11.99 billion. Sage has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 56.85.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/12/2020
16:19
The value of their short is very minor in relation to the Sage total market cap.

However, when investors see Marshall Wace on the short side many tend to take note,

as MW have enjoyed one successful short position after another of late.


We know 2021 is likely to be tough for Sage, it's a case of whether you

consider this is factored in the current SGE price, or not.

essentialinvestor
04/12/2020
19:05
if its being driven down by marshall wace, lets hope they suffer the
same fate as those tesla shorters who are being roasted alive on the spit.

notimpressed
04/12/2020
17:20
550 coming?
gswredland
04/12/2020
13:27
Topped up again a no brainer at this price imo
davethehorse
03/12/2020
08:57
Nice start today back up sbover 600p soon
davethehorse
02/12/2020
20:17
Same here. Quality company oversold.
oakville
02/12/2020
10:03
Just bought a few
davethehorse
29/11/2020
10:19
Positive Buy recommendation in this week’s IC.
techno20
29/11/2020
08:33
Hi Spacecake, I think they should sell off parts of the business that are sub optimal in favour of investing more in the strategic priorities. I agree we do not want share buy backs but have you read anything suggesting it is being considered? I only found the CFO saying that if there is surplus capital, we may consider making additional returns to shareholders.
martindjzz
28/11/2020
23:44
If Sage continue to sell bits off, how is that helping reigniting growth ?
How are buy backs helping growing the business, growing eps buy cancelling shares is not growing the business, it's growing bonuses for the leadership.

spacecake
24/11/2020
16:11
Joined the fray. Looks oversold. Added for the long term.
techno20
24/11/2020
15:46
Can't comment on technicals, on fundamentals a lot depens on
whether they can reignite growth in 2022. 2021 will be challenging as
the market is aware.

essentialinvestor
24/11/2020
08:43
Dipped my toe in with 2k at £5.745. RSI very bombed out and so hopefully around the lows now. Obviously some nice gaps to fill above this level.

GLA

gary1966
20/11/2020
23:01
The share price closed at a 6 month low. There are headwinds for 2021,
particularly on macro. Europe is a big market.
US peers are outperforming Sage, but at the same tume sell at much higher multiples

Further divestments to come should leave
Sage close to a net cash position (excluding lease liabilities).
This opens the door to a resumption of buy backs.

So on the SP, it depends whether you consider challenges are now
factored in near these levels, or not.

If returns outside of equities were not so low I would not pay
over 16/17x for Sage, but we are in a QE/ZIRP environment.

essentialinvestor
20/11/2020
22:32
Agree EI,regarding big sell offs,have held a large stake in these a few years ago,have followed them for some time.A quick glance through results shows a 7% slippage in operating margins due to investments & covid 19 a further scroll down to the outlook statement expecting a 13% miss on margins for 2021,fits in with the big sell off today on big volume.
contrarian joe
20/11/2020
14:54
Luck with that Gary.


Following the rapid re-rating of the last couple of weeks I'm running low on ideas.

essentialinvestor
20/11/2020
14:51
EI,

I have only just placed the order in the last 15 minutes when around 591p.

gary1966
20/11/2020
14:45
It did, just about, as I just missed 5.85 to add.
essentialinvestor
20/11/2020
14:42
Put in an order for 5K at £5.84, good for today only. I don't expect it to get hit but if it does I will be happy.

GLA

gary1966
20/11/2020
14:18
Margins, ROCE and Cash positions are all good and I have increased my position by 40%.
martindjzz
20/11/2020
13:46
I've followed Sage since 1992 and every large
% fall has turned out to be a buying opportunity.
Only slight caution I would add is the current multiple,
but that is a consequence of ZIRP and ultra low returns elsewhere.

Given the macro backdrop, these results look more than good.

essentialinvestor
20/11/2020
13:36
Bought 5k worth. Decent well run company.
oakville
20/11/2020
12:29
Topped up early on, final results seem ok considering the state of the world.
spacecake
20/11/2020
11:59
Seems like a well run company with a solid plan that is working. Been waiting to top up and this is a great opportunity.
quattro44
20/11/2020
11:56
Thanks Maddox, added another 25% to my Sipp holdings based on the evolution within, to what should be future areas of growth. H
sutherlh
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