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SRP Serco Group Plc

189.70
0.50 (0.26%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Serco Group Plc LSE:SRP London Ordinary Share GB0007973794 ORD 2P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.50 0.26% 189.70 190.30 190.50 190.90 188.50 188.90 3,091,819 16:35:06
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
General Government, Nec 4.87B 202.4M 0.1834 10.39 2.1B
Serco Group Plc is listed in the General Government sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SRP. The last closing price for Serco was 189.20p. Over the last year, Serco shares have traded in a share price range of 135.30p to 193.00p.

Serco currently has 1,103,545,966 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Serco is £2.10 billion. Serco has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 10.39.

Serco Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
15/11/2021
07:30
Yet another upgrade to 2021 earnings and about a further £30m beat to cashflow. On a quick calculation, it looks to me as though its roughly +18% against current forecast taking EPS to c12p. At some point the shares really have to respond to the performance. Yes, they say that quite a lot is one-off, but also reference to realy resolution of commercial arrangements.

SRP is now throwing off a lot of cash leaving more scope for acqusitions and underpining a >2% yiled. This now looks like a GARP stock.

18bt
03/11/2021
16:25
SRP should return 40-50% of earnings as a dividend for investors to get interested. Why bother with 0.8p.
coxsmn
01/11/2021
11:35
The increased spending in UK public services outlined in the budget should have been great news for Serco - wasn't falling government spending the main negative here? Price hasn't moved.
brain smiley
19/10/2021
03:20
I don't know what else the company has got to do to get a decent break in this market

recent pre tax profits have gone:-

2017 10.6million
2018 74.1 million
2019 80 million
2020 153 million.

Next profits should be decent too

undervaluedassets
11/10/2021
08:46
Prob 100p level I think could see a gradual slide back to that level from here imo
davethehorse
11/10/2021
08:20
I guess the game now is trying to read where the bottom is and therefore when to buy
prokartace
07/10/2021
14:41
Any idea why down so much today?
gemlotte55
05/10/2021
16:02
The added facet here is China/Taiwan.
casholaa
05/10/2021
09:31
Foward consensus PE ratio of 6, 3 year average of 20. Dividend payout ratio of 16.7%. ROE 16.9%, ROCE 10.2%, CROCI 15.1%. Acquisition of leading US defence business and another in Australia. Share buy backs. Defensive. What isn't to like?
medieval blacksmith
05/10/2021
07:24
Not having a big dividend is fine as long as the profits are used by the company in some way to expand the business to produce greater profits. I can't see much evidence of that here. Because of this I would need a bigger dividend to invest in this share
prokartace
14/9/2021
15:39
Reasonably clear from today's announcements that test and trace is here to stay for some more months -SRP should benefit for a bit longer yet.
18bt
25/8/2021
10:28
I'm not interested in the dividend.
medieval blacksmith
25/8/2021
10:27
0.8p dividend is not exceptional
coxsmn
25/8/2021
09:20
Essential

Book to Bill ratio of 190% should give you confidence about sustainability for the near term. This one is just being overlooked because of perceived value elsewhere and negative press.

medieval blacksmith
25/8/2021
00:20
Recent results were exceptional, market questioning the
sustainability given significant earnings from COVID related contracts.

essentialinvestor
24/8/2021
22:41
Back to 120p ish??
davethehorse
24/8/2021
13:29
All the way back down from 146
mj19
09/8/2021
13:00
Agree, frugal dividend is holding this back imo.
coxsmn
05/8/2021
09:21
Salpara111

I wasn't implying a takeover of Serco - it was reference to the buy backs.

medieval blacksmith
05/8/2021
09:19
Well if it isn't the divi, I struggle to understand the pretty negative reaction to what is objectively a very solid set of figures.
I do agree that at the current valuation and strength of the business there is a small possibility that someone might have a shot at a takeover.

salpara111
05/8/2021
08:56
I don't agree with you there Salpara111. It the current climate I think it shows courage and prudence not to get caught in an over-excessive progresive dividend trap. Also there will be plenty of assets perhaps going on the cheap including Serco itself so best use/save the capital for buybacks and elsewhere.
medieval blacksmith
05/8/2021
07:41
Support services are really out of favour at the moment, look at how Capita is doing.
I really think that Serco have shot themselves in the foot with the pathetic divi, it displays a lack of confidence going forward.

salpara111
05/8/2021
07:30
And down it goes. This one really unloved
babbler
05/8/2021
07:12
As expected solid results, the only thing I find disappointing is the skinny dividend when compared to underlying earnings.
salpara111
13/7/2021
11:21
Rimau. SRP results are a standout though.

Looks like the price is finally stirring

undervaluedassets
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