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SMDS Smith (ds) Plc

543.50
-3.50 (-0.64%)
17 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Smith (ds) Plc LSE:SMDS London Ordinary Share GB0008220112 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -3.50 -0.64% 543.50 543.00 544.00 549.00 537.00 548.50 1,861,091 16:29:49
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Corrugated & Solid Fiber Box 6.82B 385M 0.2789 19.49 7.55B
Smith (ds) Plc is listed in the Corrugated & Solid Fiber Box sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SMDS. The last closing price for Smith (ds) was 547p. Over the last year, Smith (ds) shares have traded in a share price range of 270.30p to 601.50p.

Smith (ds) currently has 1,380,402,565 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Smith (ds) is £7.55 billion. Smith (ds) has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 19.49.

Smith (ds) Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
08/3/2024
08:39
Interesting, so where is the trade here, keep the SMDS shares already owned and buy MNDI on their drop, then hold them both through to the merger completes.. :o)

Enjoy the dividends of the combined entity going forward..

laurence llewelyn binliner
08/3/2024
08:25
Ah yes thanks makes sense.
spawny100
08/3/2024
08:15
Strange I thought it would go straight up to much closer to 373.
spawny100
07/3/2024
22:29
Whilst others,in particular International Paper,might be interested they are far more likely than Mondi to face competition issues from EU & other regulators due to overlap in businesses.I will probably hold & accept the offer at least for the bulk of my holding;it seems reasonable taking into account that I doubt if Mondi shareholders would allow more as their share price has also fallen.
A combined Mondi Smith business would be a strong operator.

1tx
07/3/2024
21:09
Adding cash in lieu of the final dividend could do the job. Year end is June so by the time this deal could be done we'll have had a full year's trading and shareholders should get the benefit.
cardinal3
07/3/2024
21:04
No other company can create the synergies that Mondi can with Smiths.

Hence why I do not expect a counter bidder

IP or PCA are waiting in the wings to pick up Mondi Smith in 2 years

moorsie2
07/3/2024
20:54
Mondi gets a kicking tomorrow?.

Best guess only.

essentialinvestor
07/3/2024
20:49
The question in my mind now is whether the stated terms are sufficiently good from the DSS perspective for the deal to get done. The sector is consolidating internationally and I'm wondering if the announcement may shake out other interest. A higher offer from a US source perhaps? DSS has been such a dog performer over the years that somebody ought to be able to wring out a bit of shareholder value by way of outright acquisition.
ygor705
07/3/2024
17:52
This is actually an excellently crafted deal.

The sectoral benefits of consolidation, the integration synergies and the cyclical pick up means both companies shareholders by the end of 2024 will be significantly better than the nominal values.

Also lots of runway for 2025 appreciation and reading for a transatlantic merger in 25/26

moorsie2
07/3/2024
17:51
It depends how many birds are in the bush, how far is the bush, how likely you will get the birds, what the interest rate is, etc.
Cit. Warren Buffet

alotto
07/3/2024
17:38
On the basis of a bird in the hand etc.... Looking to sell tomorrow.
cruelladeville
07/3/2024
17:27
Smith DS market cap today is about 42% of the market cap of Mondi + Smith combined. Smith is coming into the all share combination with a lower PE than Mondi (at least according to the PE stated on the Hargreaves and Lansdown website). If the valuation on the market is not changing, the Smith (DS) shareholders are actually seeing their shares trading at a higher premium, so exposed to more downside in unfavorable market conditions. Conversely Mondi is making itself cheaper, exposing themselves to upside. Mondi is not giving Smith (DS) a great deal. Bottom line, reject and carry on. Smith (DS) will eventually see its share price trading higher, 400p+.
The only positive is whether Smith DS can see its operations and market share improve thanks to the access to Mondi's assets and customer base.

alotto
07/3/2024
17:17
There we go, 373 pence and an extension up to 04.04.2023 to firm it up.. :o) (or not)..
laurence llewelyn binliner
07/3/2024
16:58
So the number is 373 LL
loss-leader
07/3/2024
15:03
It has actually stayed in a very narrow range from 8th Feb right upto pm on 7th March. I would read from that, nothing is leaking and some investors are just speculating bets
moorsie2
07/3/2024
09:11
This situation is absolutely typical of the lousy management that shareholders have to put up with from their Executive. The mantra is "Don't tell your shareholders anything until you have to".
ygor705
07/3/2024
08:40
5pm is the deadline. So most likely after close of trading day
Will be one of the following 3

Yes
No
Extension request

moorsie2
07/3/2024
07:37
There doesn't need to be just yet.
cruelladeville
07/3/2024
07:06
No RNs today?!
alotto
06/3/2024
16:41
The CEO just bought an £11 million house so he's done very nicely out of it.

I sold half today as made a few £. Think if it's off I would be surprised by under 290. Had been 280 and the sector is finally seeing some growth and pricing power on the basis of the conference call.

elsa7878
06/3/2024
15:53
Market is looking bearish to any positive deal news...

Some traders in the know?

moorsie2
06/3/2024
11:20
Thanks for clarifying the rules
moorsie2
06/3/2024
10:25
#4424,
We may not find out tomorrow. If there's been no agreement at this stage there's every chance they'll ask the Takeover Panel for an extension. It would not be unusual.

jeffian
06/3/2024
10:10
Fair point

But companies are run for shareholders and this executive and board have presided over a time where the company slipped up badly and underperformed.

Let's hope egos do not get in the way of Shareholder interests

moorsie2
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