Springfield Properties Share Price (SPR)

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Springfield Properties Plc LSE:SPR London Ordinary Share GB00BF1QPG26 ORD 0.125P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 153.50 2,708 01:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
150.00 157.00 153.50 153.50 153.50
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Household Goods & Home Construction 144.45 9.74 7.89 19.5 157
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
11:24:02 O 100,000 151.00 GBX
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14/9/202117:46ALNCTRADING UPDATES: Strong annual results from Springfield, Fiske
14/9/202115:29ALNCDIRECTOR DEALINGS: Audioboom chair buys after takeover offer pulled
14/9/202112:58UKREGSpringfield Properties PLC Director Shareholding
14/9/202107:00UKREGSpringfield Properties PLC Final Results and Publication of Annual Report
09/9/202110:29UKREGSpringfield Properties PLC Total Voting Rights
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01/7/202113:34ALNCTRADING UPDATES: PZ Cussons to beat guidance; Rank's casinos reopen
01/7/202107:00UKREGSpringfield Properties PLC Trading Update
15/6/202117:09UKREGSpringfield Properties PLC Director Shareholding
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28/9/2021
09:20		Springfield Properties Daily Update: Springfield Properties Plc is listed in the Household Goods & Home Construction sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SPR. The last closing price for Springfield Properties was 153.50p.
Springfield Properties Plc has a 4 week average price of 146p and a 12 week average price of 146p.
The 1 year high share price is 175p while the 1 year low share price is currently 83.50p.
There are currently 102,350,580 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 64,916 shares. The market capitalisation of Springfield Properties Plc is £157,108,140.30.
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21/9/2021
18:33		tole: https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2021/09/21/3-cheap-stocks-to-buy-with-3000/Another bargain UK shareSpringfield Properties is another cheap stock I have my eye on today. Not only does the Scottish housebuilder trade on a low price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 10 times for the current fiscal year, its forward dividend yield sits at a chubby 4%.Recent GDP numbers suggest the British economic recovery's cooling sharply. This is a worry for Springfield Properties as it could affect home sales in the short-to-medium term. That said, Rightmove's latest study showing average property prices rise 0.3% in September has soothed my own concerns somewhat. It shows that housing demand continues to outstrip supply in the UK. It's a phenomenon I expect to live on too as interest rates will likely remain below historical norms.
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19/9/2021
15:57		tole: https://masterinvestor.co.uk/equities/small-cap-round-up-featuring-kape-technologies-sthree-and-mp-evans/Springfield Properties (LON:SPR) – 200p is a good price at which to aimThe year to end May, for this leading Scottish housebuilding group, reported a 51% improvement in sales to £216.7m and an impressive 81.4% increase in pre-tax profits at £18.5m. Earnings came out at 14.41p, up 73%, and the dividend was raised 187.5% to 5.75p per share.This is a cracking set of figures that reflected the group's strong build and sales activity throughout the year, with high demand having been experienced across the business resulting in significant growth in revenue in private and affordable housing.Analyst Alastair Stewart at Progressive Equity Research sees the group's revenues rising gradually over the next three years to £283.1m by end May 2024, and profits rising to £25.2m in the same period. That would be worth 18.7p per share in earnings.Such quality growth will see the shares continue to rise in price, with 200p being an easy objective.They closed last night at 151p, offering a very good upside potential.
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14/9/2021
17:40		dros1: ST: Buy price target 220P
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14/9/2021
17:35		dros1: GN100 other builders have not done better, checks on Google finance SPR against Barratt , Taylor and Persimmon for last 6 moths, SPR was the best not by much but still better than these builders
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14/9/2021
14:47		gn100: swiss paul - Simon Thompson in the IC had a target price of 220p on 1/6/21. Interesting to see his comments in due course
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14/9/2021
14:43		gn100: And then the CEO and his wife sell 30,000 shares https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/SPR/director-shareholding/15134741
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14/9/2021
07:50		gn100: Here:- https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/SPR/final-results-and-publication-of-annual-report/15133552
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05/8/2021
22:20		paulo435: Construction costs for new builds could be holding this price back at the moment, however on the other hand I see that Taylor Wimpey are stating the high selling prices in the housing market at the moment are meaning there’s still plenty fat to play with yet.
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02/6/2021
08:11		spob: Springfield smashes earnings forecasts Buoyant private housing demand and land sales to two national housebuilders. Profits for 2020/21 financial year to be materially above market expectations. A pre-close trading update from Springfield Properties (SPR: 168p), a housebuilder focused on developing a mix of private and affordable housing in Scotland, highlights why I selected the shares, at 135.6p, in my 2021 Bargain Shares Portfolio. A strong rebound in build and sales activity in the first half of the 2020/21 financial has continued into the second half (to 31 May 2021), so much so that both revenue and profit from Springfield’s private housebuilding activities will exceed prior guidance that was already factoring in a material step change in profits. True, the Scottish housing market is in rude health, as is the case with most regions in the UK, but Springfield is also attracting home buyers because its mid-sized Village community developments are close to fast-growing cities (Dundee, Perth, Stirling, Livingston and Elgin) and offer more spacious homes with gardens and green spaces. A lower entry price makes them highly affordable, too. In addition, Springfield has sold 200 plots to two major housebuilders across its Central Belt developments, a further indication of the strength of Scotland’s housing market. Analyst Alastair Stewart of Progressive Equity Research has taken note, upgrading full-year pre-tax profit and earnings per share (EPS) estimates by almost 20 per cent to £18m and 14.7p, respectively, implying close to 80 per cent profit growth on 38 per cent higher revenue of £199m. The upgrade is split roughly 50:50 between the private housing division and land sales. Stewart has also slashed his net debt forecast from £42.5m to £25.2m, representing a 63 per cent year-on-year reduction, adding weight to forecasts which point to a hike in the annual dividend from 2p to 4.5p a share when the group releases results next month. On this basis, the shares are rated on 11.5 times earnings for the year just ended and offer a dividend yield of 2.6 per cent, a rating that fails to factor in the strong likelihood of Springfield realising further value from its high-quality land bank. It is conservatively valued, too, as land and work in progress is in the books at £155m, or less than £10,000 per plot. Moreover, the 15,000-plot land bank equates to 20 years output, so underpinning another step change in pre-tax profits and net asset value (NAV) in the coming years as the hidden value in the land bank is released. Progressive Equity is factoring 33 per cent higher pre-tax profit of £23.9m in the 2022/23 financial year, and a closing NAV of 132p a share, implying the shares are rated on a lowly prospective price/earnings (PE) ratio of nine and 1.3 times NAV estimates. A triple top chart break-out of the 165p to 170p resistance level looks on the cards and would set up a share price move to my upgraded 220p target price. Buy.
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25/4/2021
11:08		dros1: Simon Thompson ftom IC Interim results from Springfield Properties (SPR:155p), a housebuilder focused on developing a mix of private and affordable housing in Scotland, highlight why I included the shares in my 2021 Bargain Shares Portfolio. First half pre-tax profit surged 42 per cent on revenue up 18 per cent to £94m and net debt has more than halved to £33.2m since the 30 May 2020 financial year-end. Chief executive Innes Smith says that Springfield is in “as good as a position as we have ever been.” In fact, the company is trading ahead of Progressive Equity Research’s full-year forecasts which point to revenue rising 23 per cent to £178m to deliver 48 per cent higher pre-tax profits of £15.1m and EPS of 12.3p. On this basis, expect a full-year dividend per share of 4.5p, a pay-out that is well covered by forecast free cash flow of 30p a share. The housing market backdrop remains very positive. Demand for housing in Scotland continues to outstrip supply with R.I.C.S. reporting 8.6 per cent annual house price growth in the 12 months to 30 November 2020. Mortgage availability remains good and with interest rates on the floor, Springfield’s lower entry price homes remain affordable for first time buyers who can even tap a £25,000 interest free equity loan from the Scottish Government’s First Home Fund. In the first half, 311 private sales completed at an average selling price of £239,000 and 132 affordable homes at £148,000 per unit. Also, the Scottish Government have committed £787m to affordable housing delivery in the next fiscal year. Even the Covid-19 pandemic is playing into Springfield’s hands as more home purchasers are looking for the type of affordable housing in green spaces that Springfield provides. It’s worth noting that the company has entered a strategic partnership with private rental sector (PRS) housing specialist Sigma Capital Group (SGM) to provide 75 PRS homes at Springfield’s Bertha Park Village scheme near Perth. Springfield has three active Village schemes (7,000 homes) under development and a further two schemes which have potential to deliver 5,542 homes (Livingston and Stirling). There is obvious scope to scale up the partnership with Sigma. The company’s share price has risen by over 10 per cent since I suggested buying and it’s reasonable to expect the re-rating to continue. A forward PE ratio of 10 for the 2021/22 financial year still represents a 13 per cent discount to listed peers even though the company could easily outperform the 26 per cent growth embedded in analysts’ 2021/22 EPS forecasts. Worth noting too that £1m of the forecast £4.5m growth in pre-tax profit in the 2021/22 financial year is covered by annualised costs savings made in the current year, and long lead times (six to nine months) on home sales offers strong revenue visibility to support forecasts. There is even hidden value in the company’s balance sheet. Springfield’s 15,029-plot land bank has a gross development value of £3.1bn and stretches out 15 years at current build rates, but land and work in progress is carried in the accounts at only £155m. The reported price-to-book value of 1.5 times is far closer to parity if land is marked to market value. Buy.
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