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SVT Severn Trent Plc

2,485.00
-55.00 (-2.17%)
Last Updated: 14:48:05
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Severn Trent Plc LSE:SVT London Ordinary Share GB00B1FH8J72 ORD 97 17/19P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -55.00 -2.17% 2,485.00 202,833 14:48:05
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
2,484.00 2,485.00 2,544.00 2,475.00 2,535.00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Water Supply 2.17B 132.2M 0.4420 56.11 7.42B
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
14:48:05 AT 44 2,485.00 GBX

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Posted at 28/3/2024 08:20 by Severn Trent Daily Update
Severn Trent Plc is listed in the Water Supply sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SVT. The last closing price for Severn Trent was 2,540p.
Severn Trent currently has 299,083,488 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Severn Trent is £7,417,270,502.
Severn Trent has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 56.11.
This morning SVT shares opened at 2,535p
Posted at 28/3/2024 11:08 by wreckingball
Significant damage to be inflicted on this companies share price over the coming months. Shorts are shorts are shorts. A big opportunity upcoming here imho.

Olivia Garfield is a dreadful chief executive imho and she should walk.

An absolute f+cking grinning shambles imo. I've personally witnessed rivers and water courses wrecked on her watch.
Posted at 27/3/2024 08:50 by wreckingball
Five UK water companies appear in court for the first time in relation to allegations of underreporting pollution incidents and overcharging customers as a result
A date has been set for the Competition Appeals Tribunal (CAT) to consider claims being brought on behalf of millions of overcharged household water customers against Severn Trent Water, United Utilities Water, Yorkshire Water, Northumbrian Water and Anglian Water.

Posted on 20 March 2024

During a one-day Case Management Conference (CMC) on Tuesday 19 March 2024, a panel of three, including the President of the Tribunal Justice Marcus Smith, set Monday 23 September 2024 as the start date for the Collective Proceedings Order (CPO) hearing; the hearing is scheduled to last a week, with an extra week in reserve in January 2025. The panel also indicated that the proposed defendants should appoint a joint expert and submit a joint response to Professor Roberts’ claims.

At the CPO hearing, the Tribunal will be asked to approve the claims as suitable to proceed as opt-out collective claims on behalf of eligible class members and approve Professor Roberts as the Class Representative. It will also consider important points regarding the interaction between collective proceedings and the regulatory regimes.

Professor Carolyn Roberts, an environmental and water consultant, is bringing the claims on behalf of all affected household customers represented by law firm Leigh Day.

The CPO is the first stage of the case. If Professor Roberts is successful, the cases will then proceed to trial, which Leigh Day say will take at least two to three years.

The legal claims allege that the water companies have been breaking competition law by misleading the Environment Agency and Ofwat as to the number of pollution incidents, being discharges or spills of untreated sewage they made into rivers, lakes, coastal areas, and other waterways causing damage to the environment.

The number of pollution incidents a company reports to regulators is a key factor in determining the price they can charge consumers for their services. The claims argue that customers have been overcharged as a result of the companies’ underreporting.

It is estimated that, across all claims, more than 20million customers are impacted with potential compensation payments of approximately £800m in total if successful.

Zoë Mernick-Levene, head of Competition Practice and partner at Leigh Day said:

“We welcome the Tribunal’s decision to recognise the need for a swift timetable by setting a joint CPO hearing in September 2024, consistent with the Proposed Class Representative's litigation plan. This brings us one step closer to securing redress for millions of impacted consumers.”
Posted at 19/3/2024 21:34 by wreckingball
Five water firms in court over allegations of under-reporting pollution

By PA News Agency

19th March 2024

Five water firms have appeared in court for the first time over allegations of underreporting pollution incidents.

Five UK water companies have appeared in court proceedings for the first time over allegations of under-reporting pollution incidents and over-charging customers as a result.

Severn Trent Water, United Utilities Water, Yorkshire Water, Northumbrian Water and Anglian Water are alleged to have failed to reveal the true scale of sewage discharges and spills made into UK waterways.

They also are alleged to have breached competition law because any under-reporting could have affected the price they could charge customers.

The claims are being brought by Professor Carolyn Roberts, a water resource management specialist, on behalf of an estimated 20 million affected customers.

Law firm Leigh Day, which is representing Prof Roberts, said households could receive a share of up to £800 million in compensation if successful.

Legal representatives for the five firms appeared at the Competition Appeal Tribunal in London for a preliminary hearing in London on Tuesday.

Prof Roberts and the respondents already agreed the claims against all five firms should be heard together.

Industry regulator Ofwat, which is currently carrying out its own investigations into regulatory breaches, also attended the hearing on Tuesday amid questions over how the claims being brought by Prof Roberts might relate or interact with its own probes.

Mr Justice Marcus Smith set the date for a hearing to decide whether the claims are suitable to proceed as opt-out collective claims – where all affected customers are included in the claim unless they request to be removed – and approve Prof Roberts as the class representative.

This “certification” hearing will take place over a week from September 23.

But Mr Justice Marcus Smith also set the date for a second hearing from January 13 2025, which can cover any additional issues due to the complex questions around Ofwat’s own investigations and powers under the Competition Act.

The judge said: “The process is clearly not going to be as straightforward as the usual certification process.”

He later added: “We may not neatly resolve everything in the week allocated as ‘week one’. We very much anticipate and hope to do so but these are knotty issues and we are at an early stage, so we want to have that adverse contingency covered off.”

If certified, the claims can proceed to a full trial, which Leigh Day estimates will take at least two to three years.

The case comes as the UK’s first environmental collective actions.

Claims are also being brought against Thames Water, but the firm was not involved in the hearing on Tuesday since those proceedings are not as not as far along compared to the other five firms.

Mr Justice Marcus Smith said nothing in his rulings on Tuesday will affect Thames Water’s position, although the firm may join the process in the coming days and weeks.
Posted at 29/2/2024 19:22 by wreckingball
CUSTODIAL SENTENCES FOR SENIOR MANAGEMENT ?

I can tell you now, the issue would be cleaned up PDQ.

In the meantime, short the nuts off this piece of sh*t. An upcoming change in Government, tightening regulations, increased penalties and very likely mass bill payment refusal will kick in.

As I have previously posted, the 'Golden Age' of slucing raw sh*t is over.

Life for SVT is only going to get harder.

HASHTAG SHORT SVT goes viral in March.

This is a one-way ticket to 2000.

Watch this space.
Posted at 14/2/2024 09:24 by wreckingball
This nasty company gets shorted lower.

There will be no let up for the likes of SVT under a new government.

Things are only going to get harder.

The investment proposition is over.

The trend - 'The Severn Trend' here is now down.

You have been warned.
Posted at 12/2/2024 00:10 by wreckingball
Breaking News: Water Chiefs to lose their bonuses for polluting watercourses.

I guess Olivia Garfield will duly 'qualify' for that.

This is welcome, and will come into force, but is simply pre-electioneering.

However, the sh*t will hit the fan for the likes of Olivia Garfield after the next general election.

We retain a strong SELL call in SVT and believe this will be heavily shorted over the coming weeks.

And remember we go public once the stated price is hit.

And it will be hit.

If you're holding this and are marginally in profit or marginally at a loss, you are a fool for retaining your shares imho.

SVT is going to tank.
Posted at 09/2/2024 10:58 by wreckingball
Chart breaking down an absolute treat....and wholly as predicted.

I wonder if next week is the week when we might highlight the SVT short opportunity broadside.

The INVESTMENT proposition here is OVER.

We are moving into completely new times for the water companies.

As I have previously posted, 'the Golden Age' of raw-sh*t slucing is over. Sure, they'll continue to pollute rivers both legally and illegally. But it isn't EVER going to be as easy for them to do so.

New government inbound and with it, tighter regulation.

I am also predicting customer unrest and refusal to pay increases now that just about every household in the country is away of just how gross the senior pay and bonus packages have been, along with divi payouts....all at the expense of underfunded infrastructure.

Tough times and weakening figures for the SVT are ahead.

All imo.
Posted at 06/2/2024 10:34 by wreckingball
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Posted at 20/11/2023 02:32 by hpcg
Wreckingball - I'm glad you are saying it, the share price here is insane IMO. The water companies have acted so disgracefully that they are a not insignificant part of bringing a government down. SVT soon won't be paying dividends at all. Moron equity income funds no doubt chomping down in dividends that will disappear in a year.
Posted at 29/6/2023 09:53 by wreckingball
Yump, are you still here?

I'm deliberately talking about the environment because it's something I care deeply about and SVT have robbed the health of that environment from me and left a loved one traumatised.

I am also a market participant and market commentator.

It's potentially a potent combination and once again, SVT have sluced their sh*t on the wrong doorstep. I am free to make a call on this company. Market forces. Market sentiment.

Do not moralise with me little man.

In my opinion, pressure on the share price is exactly what is needed here and it is the only thing 'the tooth-whitened ones' will understand. If you are invested and slurping the divis and remain invested after SVT's woeful track record (in my opinion) on environmental damage....then YOU are complicit.

I didn't encourage the funds to buy into this.

It's their choice to park their clients money here.

The predicted upcoming pressure on the share price should bring some much needed and solid focus to those both running the company and those who have parked their money there.

Funnily enough the likes of BlackRock don't take much notice of hand-painted placards and letters to the local gazette from a brave and distraught granddaughter.

A quarterized share price will be more effective.

I am more than happy to roll up my sleeves and embrace the power of the markets.

It will bring focus. And in time it should bring clarity to what is in my opinion a very dirty investment.

All imo. nai.
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