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SPX Spirax Group Plc

7,195.00
-185.00 (-2.51%)
13 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Spirax Investors - SPX

Spirax Investors - SPX

Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Spirax Group Plc SPX London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
-185.00 -2.51% 7,195.00 16:29:57
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
7,365.00 7,180.00 7,390.00 7,195.00 7,380.00
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Industry Sector
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

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Posted at 12/11/2021 11:07 by sogoesit
Trading update due 17 November.
Maybe something leaky....
Posted at 11/11/2021 18:12 by adrunkenmarcus
What prompted the late surge?! Up almost 4.5% to nearly 17000p! Happy 'buy and hold forever' investor in Spirax since March 2015 - it's more than quintupled since then.
Posted at 20/7/2020 20:11 by adrunkenmarcus
I think much of that is very true, but SPX was being overlooked when it was £72, £60, £32...etc. You'd think a business with its illustrious record would be more familiar to investors in general. By the way, the free cash flow yield is 2.3 percent on 2020 estimates. Not cheap by any means, but then quality assets are being bid up to higher prices...
Posted at 20/7/2020 19:44 by mach100
I think ADM that investors tend to avoid triple digit SP's as they seem expensive. The dividend yield too although not too bad and safe is not enough to buy one share. I personally like to put dividends back in. My own investments here were between £73 and £89 per share while picking up a divi and I may sell 25% at £110 in order to buy back at £100. I would welcome a share split though. I abandoned a plan to sell some at £105 two days ago as the momentum looked strong and I have been right so far.
Posted at 28/5/2020 20:42 by mach100
I hope you will have sobered up by the time you see 10 times the number of SPX shares in your PF Marcus! I suppose a share split might make the swings less pronounced as SPX has been between £89, £81 and £73 during my purchases. £100 was imo always going to be a psychological selling trigger point for some investors. I am hanging on for £105 myself as at least the dividend is retained and covered. SPX actually held above £100 at the close but might fall under tomorrow as the Dow faded into the close and US v China tensions may be to the fore over the weekend. But I like SPX and its niche market so may sell 50% only at £105 or £10.50 in a share split.
Posted at 23/5/2020 15:00 by mach100
I think we will ghave £100+ shortly. Quite a few sell on the news investors are out. The divi is safe. No Covid 19 skeletons likely and has put the right measures in place to emerge quickly from the crisis when a semblance of normality comes. SPX just needs to break out of the 8900p range to 9500p which it has been rather in than out of most recently.
Posted at 07/8/2019 20:15 by philanderer
And a few more @ 8000p.


Market report:

On the downside, Spirax-Sarco Engineering was under the cosh as it said organic sales growth at its main steam specialties business is expected to halve in the second half of the year.
Posted at 18/2/2019 18:00 by philanderer
Investors should note that Spirax will need regulatory approval in France, Germany and the US to go ahead with the deal. These are expected to come through in the second quarter of 2019.
Posted at 04/9/2018 19:48 by philanderer
Yes , looks as though there will be no changes this time around.


Fundsmith founder reveals new investment trust

Terry Smith is first out of the blocks in what promises to be a busy autumn for fund managers seeking to tap retail investors, announcing plans to raise up to £250 million in a new investment trust targeting mid-sized companies.

..Fevertree, the fast-growing fizzy drinks group, and Spirax Sarco, the pumps and valves maker, are two of the prospective investments selected by Mr Smith in a longlist of 83 from around the world. Smithson will eventually invest in 25-40 of them.
Posted at 09/8/2018 20:45 by philanderer
thursday 9th august


'Share tips, comment and bids'

The Times (Tempus share tips): BUY Page Group; HOLD Spirax-Sarco Engineering.

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