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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Styles & Wood | STY | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 463.50 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 463.50 | 463.50 |
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Posted at 12/2/2018 09:08 by plutonian Styles & Wood Group PLC Contract Win"Styles & Wood was successful following a two-stage tender process and management believe that the contract, which will span a 72 week period, should contribute approximately GBP38.25 million of revenue over the duration of its life." Shame we will not benefit :-( |
Posted at 15/1/2018 11:56 by lefrene With Carrillion gone there will be a lot of MOD housing looking for a new manager, it could be an opening for the new owner of STY? Not that it helps any shareholders now :¬( I thought this was worth more than the 465p take out. |
Posted at 21/12/2017 16:16 by lefrene KerChiiing! a healthy crop of building plots certainly beats milking the cows at 06:00! 'N' negotiated? There's a list somewhere of the codes.Thank you for the invite, the TT is still on the bucket list. Enjoy your STY profits, it certainly turned out a winner for me too. Cheers, Lefrene |
Posted at 24/11/2017 18:12 by trigger blade Did the rules on what information companies have to provide change a while ago?I just have a very vague recollection that STY used to provide certain information, but then stopped because they weren't obliged to provide that info any longer? |
Posted at 24/11/2017 13:53 by trigger blade lefrene,A few years ago, about 2009 I think, I was told by a director of JHD, in answer to my question as to why the company was valued so low at that point, that if they kept doing the right things, the share price would take care of itself and he was absolutely right. Maybe the directors of STY take a similar view, let's hope for a similar outcome :-) |
Posted at 20/11/2017 11:55 by lefrene Good find there RP19, certainly an avenue for STY to pursue, I'm sure they will. |
Posted at 19/11/2017 18:46 by rp19 Not sure about the industry as a whole but there appears to be a focus at STY of concentrating on better margin areas of work. The Department for Works & Pensions has a £375 fit-out/build framework that is due to start in April 2018. I'd imagine STY will be seeking a place on that. |
Posted at 19/11/2017 18:19 by lefrene RP19, I wonder if Carillion unravelling will improve margins across the whole sector? Anecdotes imply that Carillion was 'buying work' and then short changing their suppliers, simply chasing volume, pretty much the same tactics that very nearly brought STY to grief.Being in framework schemes certainly can't do any harm, their reputation for bringing things in on time and to budget must be getting noticed. If Carillion gets broken up, then their ongoing projects will need reliable businesses to step in. There must be quite a few who would be happy to see it gone. |
Posted at 06/11/2017 17:11 by lefrene How times change, here's an item from the Manchester Evening News in 2009. Note a prospective takeover for £80 million when the order book was £77 million. Now the company has orders circa £130 million, yet it's only valued at £29 million by the market today. A direct comparison would suggest a take over value four times the current price! Unlikely to happen, and perhaps not a fair comparison, but it still suggests that STY is much undervalued, unless there is something else going on?"ALTRINCHAM-based store refurbishment group Styles & Wood may be sold to venture capital buyers after three years on the stock market. The board announced it was exploring options to boost its balance sheet, including a sale to private equity or an equity fundraising. An attempt by former chief executive Neil Davies and ex-chairman Gerard Quiligotti to take the company private for £80m was abandoned last year. Styles & Wood's shares have slumped amid retail sector woes and it warned its results for 2008 would be hit by exceptional items. The business, now led by CEO Ivan McKeever, said trading since the start of this year was in line with expectations and it was benefiting from action to slash costs by more than £4m. It has an order book of £77.4m. " |
Posted at 28/9/2017 11:21 by lefrene Ooops! spoke too soon QS99. At least STY don't seem so leaky as other small caps, whatever the figures are we shall have to wait for the morning. I'm hopeful that steady progress will be revealed, but then I'm often wrong. With the raised awareness about poor fire protection in social housing, I hope STY can pick up business there with their buildings management service offering. I imagine there are a lot of nervous do-nothings overpaid apparatchiks who would be only too glad to shift responsibilities on to the shoulders of others. Particularly if costs like insurance could come down if you have a proven competent service provider like STY. I will be interested in the forward looking statement tomorrow, I'd also like to hear that they have dropped the Dubai money pit! |
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