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STM Stm Group Plc

57.50
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Stm Group Plc LSE:STM London Ordinary Share IM00B1S9KY98 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 57.50 55.00 60.00 57.50 57.50 57.50 0.00 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty 24.42M 844k 0.0142 40.49 34.16M
Stm Group Plc is listed in the Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker STM. The last closing price for Stm was 57.50p. Over the last year, Stm shares have traded in a share price range of 24.00p to 60.00p.

Stm currently has 59,408,088 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Stm is £34.16 million. Stm has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 40.49.

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14/3/2017
07:12
The 2017 spring budget certainly has thrown a curve ball into our expectations for new QROPS business. However, our business model is based on a robust recurring revenue stream and thus, whilst profits for 2017 will have been impacted, we still expect a growth in profit compared to 2016."significantly undervalued. Results Read v well
tsmith2
09/3/2017
15:32
could be blue by COP at this rate IMO....DYOR and agree with you tsmith2
qs99
09/3/2017
14:38
Good buying here. Probably an overhang being seen off. Hopefully, company starts a buy back prog.Profitable, cash generative..solid yield play
tsmith2
09/3/2017
12:26
good one you cameron, and agree re ST, let's see what next week holds, but the retrace is nice in the short term
qs99
09/3/2017
10:48
I bought some shares following ST article @ 45p in December as they appeared cheap on current trading grounds with good growth prospects in at negligible cost.
The shares went up nicely but the price tanked yesterday and this morning following the budget.
The current profitability which is not reflected in the historic accounts as there are many new QROPS, the ongoing recurring income which has yet to appear in published accounts. There may be new QROPS written but the volume set up may not be at the level previously anticipated. At mid 30s this could turn into a bargain income stock.
I reckon at current prices the shares are very cheap and more than doubled my holding this morning at 35p. I see the price has started to pick up already.
If there is not further rerating before the results, the results may be a catalyst for a rise back to mid 40's plus.
ST is unlikely to put his head on the chopping block with a new opinion until he sees the results on 14th and discusses them with the directors

camerongd53
09/3/2017
10:31
looks like buyers are returning....let's see what they throw in next week, directors buying, decent divi and positive outlook despite all this and use of the cash pile would be nice!!
qs99
09/3/2017
09:31
finally some common sense returning to the share!
qs99
09/3/2017
08:33
be interesting to see if they are confident next week, an upped divi would do the trick as well!
qs99
09/3/2017
08:32
is that their latest updated for budget tp?
qs99
09/3/2017
08:16
personally if I was on the board, I would use £1m of the cash to buy back any overhang! Especially if I wanted my paper to fund future deals as well as cash...
qs99
09/3/2017
08:15
well 14th March will provide more detail, but with £9m in the bank and a profitable business IMO, I think an EV of c.£14m looks over sold, but that is IMO/DYOR etc.....it isn't still crystal clear how this will affect things, but timing, consultation will need clarifying, also it maybe that these are STILL tax efficient for some people we just don't know....likewise they still have over 60% of the business to grow etc etc...so personally based on this morning's RNS, unless this starts to really tank as a SP, I'll wait for a broker update and 14th to make decisions....DYOR
qs99
09/3/2017
08:15
Pensions are 50%, recurring revenue is 90%, leaving 10% as new business. 80% of this could be affected so this leaves a revenue gap of about 4% plus the required growth to maintain the revenue hole of the recurring generated by those that depart this planet each year. Also, the business still has human assets that can target other revenue areas. All a storm in a teacup....
pastybap
09/3/2017
08:10
Never thought I'd be buying this for income!! Would welcome people's thoughts on how safe the dividend will be.
firtashia
09/3/2017
08:02
It looks like the market for new QROPS is dead - who is going to bother with the hassle for a market that has just shrunk by 80% and the remaining 20% isn't entirely risk free given the 5 year rule.
Hammond said only a few of the 10-20000 would be affected so how come he expects to raise 65M p.a. from the charge.

Still STM should be able to bash out a decent profit from existing business for a few years until they replace the QROPS with some other business.

ir35
09/3/2017
07:56
agreed....and £9m of cash on balance sheet for more buy backs or acquisitions to dilute the affect....DYOR
qs99
09/3/2017
07:54
Read it again, carefully..fall imo ridiculously overdone
tsmith2
09/3/2017
07:32
oh yes and DYOR!
qs99
09/3/2017
07:29
Slow on the uptake?
oakville
09/3/2017
07:24
Looks like STM are also having trouble decoding what effect the budget tax changes will have upon their business but are hoping they can mitigate any effects. Hopefully will not be anywhere near as bad as perceived.
mrx001
09/3/2017
07:23
My take on the announcement is that this is not good news - QROPS were the growth area for STM. But it is not a crisis - most of STMs revenue is recurring from pensions business already completed else from other areas eg other pensions or life insurance products.

My questions are: Does his mean STM is now a fairly stable business with little/no future growth. If so, what are profit levels likely to be?

shaunstar
09/3/2017
07:22
Looks like ST
mrx001
08/3/2017
20:50
Yes, think so. If they do confirm not sure we'll get opp to take advantage of dip
tsmith2
08/3/2017
19:07
I can see why STM might need to wait at least overnight before making an announcement.
Although existing QROPs will remain and may even be more sticky, giving continued recurring revenues, there will be some impact on new business.
There is quite a lot to read through and detailed rules to take on board.
Is it a minority of STM's potential new clients that are affected?
Would be nice to confirm.

jombaston
08/3/2017
16:30
Think we will see news first thing. GLA
tsmith2
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