Ssp Share Discussion Threads

[philanderer] 18/10/2016 20:59

Quuestor 'buy'

[philanderer] 10/10/2016 10:57

Numis initiates coverage with 'buy' and 390p target

[rarther] 26/8/2016 21:28

Where have all the diku's gone? Long time passing

[predstock] 19/6/2016 14:40

Candlestick?
Algorithm?
Traders?



Predstock's Data Results:

[rarther] 25/5/2016 10:08

Since results there's been a seller shifting £500k every day around 313p. Should go higher when they are matched.

[thomasthetank1] 18/5/2016 12:08

Read Panmure Gordon & Co's note on SSP GROUP PLC (SSPG), out this morning, by visiting hxxps://www.research-tree.com/company/GB00BNGWY422

"SSP reported Interim results ahead of consensus with LFL sales growth of 3.3% (PGe 3.2%), +2.0% (PGe +1.5%) net new contract wins, offset by -1.5% FX impact to give overall +0.3% growth in Revenues to £897m (PGe £882m). Margin improvement was ahead with 50bps improvement (PGe 30bps) to give Operating Profit up +28% to £30.9m (PGe £25.3m), adj EPS up 43% to 3.0p (PGe 2.2p) and DPS of 2.5p. Regionally North America and Asia Pacific performed well. The outlook statement commented that 2H has started in line with expectations wh..."

[rarther] 18/5/2016 09:56

All of the analysts disagree with albanyvillas. Results in at top end. I think this will push towards 350 in coming months.

[albanyvillas] 18/5/2016 07:07

eps of 3p this is bonkers expensive

it is always difficult to predict the precise timing of the opening of these new units. Whilst a degree of uncertainty always exists around global political events and passenger numbers in the short term

[rarther] 13/5/2016 11:10

Half-year results on Weds 18th may.

[rubberbullets] 11/2/2016 19:34

the currency hedging is gonna help them lose a packet i suspect

[rarther] 11/2/2016 16:33

Bounce bounce!

[rarther] 11/2/2016 09:05

Must be the bottom as diku has jumped off his rocket to the moon to become a bear !

[dlku] 09/2/2016 14:18

180p float price?

[dlku] 25/1/2016 12:29

PTANGGGGGGGGG

[dlku] 25/1/2016 12:10

Indeed indeed

[dlku] 21/1/2016 12:19

ready to hoist northwards

[rarther] 12/1/2016 16:18

It is going to be a huge challenge with circa 10,000 people being paid well below the impending minimum wage.They have some cards up their sleeve though. Unlike wh smith who have extensive self service rollout, ssp have none and i am reliably informed this is on the agenda. Also they are going to offset the higher cost of adults by hiring more teenagers and "apprentices".Also with their competitors facing the same challenges the industry is going to maintain its margins by increasing prices.

[rarther] 01/12/2015 11:23

oh wow, what's going on today then? smacked back down to pre-results levels.

[devoncop] 27/11/2015 08:56

They won't be paying £9 per hour for several years yet and while one or two destinations such as Paris may have temporary falls in numbers they are in 29 countries and overall passenger numbers are only going one way.

[oldham45] 27/11/2015 08:54

I think the economics of the way SSP run is to keep staff levels constant or by reductions within the business and combine workload by moving staff around and filling gaps.
I suspect that the management have this under control and will find inventive ways of maintaining the positive outcome.

[dlku] 27/11/2015 08:07

do worry about the worry of passenger volumes next year falling very sharply and the living wage cutting into their margins

paying £9 an hour will be a killer

[dlku] 26/11/2015 15:10

:_) eating a M&S sarnie