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CTO Tclarke Plc

159.00
0.00 (0.00%)
26 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Tclarke Plc LSE:CTO London Ordinary Share GB0002015021 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 159.00 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Special Trade Contractor,nec 491M 6.5M 0.1169 13.60 88.39M
Tclarke Plc is listed in the Special Trade Contractor sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CTO. The last closing price for Tclarke was 159p. Over the last year, Tclarke shares have traded in a share price range of 105.00p to 167.50p.

Tclarke currently has 55,588,827 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Tclarke is £88.39 million. Tclarke has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 13.60.

Tclarke Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
19/3/2020
14:11
Legal and General is on a yield of 12%. Hard to imagine this is anything other than utter panic or forced selling...

I am now overweight in LGEN and here.

edmundshaw
19/3/2020
11:19
Morning all.

Not sure what to say really. In normal times the results would be seen as stellar and we would be moving up to 150p.

However, it's not normal times and I guess your view on the shareprice depends on how far you are looking ahead. Since the government model on the spread of Covid-19 is changing daily I'm not sure I'm able to quantify it any more than they are.

I do have a belief that having worked out the worse case scenario on Covid-19, efforts over the days, weeks and months will turn to mitigiation and solution strategies

cc2014
19/3/2020
10:36
Can add here at 80p right now... EPS 18.8p, dividend 4.4p (yield 5.5%) covered four times.

Construction is probably one of the better sectors to look at right now, and hard to beat CTO for quality.

edmundshaw
19/3/2020
09:09
That's last years results, which were very good. However, I believe they are being ignorant or disingenuous over this coming year re- Covid. Projects are likely to be delayed, possibly some cancellations and any London area potential lock down is not factored in. The next half years results are not likely to look so rosy, imo.
owenski
19/3/2020
08:14
Content here, will now accumulate accordingly whilst sub 100p.
santangello
19/3/2020
07:50
Superb results, 10% dividend hike and very bullish considering all the challenges of Brexit and CoViD-19.
edmundshaw
18/3/2020
13:36
Very tempted myself, just worried that we might not be anywhere near the bottom. Did not think we'd see these levels ever again. My first buy was around here in early 2018
squarepeg86
18/3/2020
13:32
In for more today....looking forward to tomorrows RNS :)
santangello
17/3/2020
10:05
Hint of blue in a sea of red
lasmo
16/3/2020
16:54
Yes, looks like a good buy point. It will be interesting to see how the pipeline is affected when the peak is over.
symbiote
16/3/2020
16:43
I am the proud owner of 15000 @ 82.5 !!!
kneecaps2
16/3/2020
16:03
Whole company worth 35m, the virus will go, economies will recover.
owenski
16/3/2020
14:39
Probably too early, but I couldn't resist adding at 83p...
edmundshaw
15/3/2020
14:42
Thanks Fred! I thought as much but haven't been investing long enough to see times like this before. I'm in long term but I did say to myself if it dropped back to 100ish I'd go back in for more, short term. Thanks for sharing your view.
squarepeg86
13/3/2020
09:10
I suspect the results will be drowned out by macroscopic factors - unless they're bad of course, which I really don't expect. A good result could put 5% on the price, promptly reversed to -10% if Trump opens his mouth. All you can do is think to the long term.....
fredfishcake
12/3/2020
11:01
What are people thoughts regarding next week's results? With all the battering the market is currently taking even if the results are very positive would you even expect a rise in the current climate? As with everything there has been lots of selling recently and I imagine most people will be sitting on their cash until the market settles.
squarepeg86
02/3/2020
14:12
Bought some more this morning. Valuation is incredibly attractive. If there is a downturn the government may try to support the economy with construction projects.
f15jcm
28/2/2020
17:01
I bought 15000 @106 yesterday and I will buy another 15000@100
kneecaps2
28/2/2020
15:17
Well if someone is holding it up, they are vulnerable to a short attack. In the short term anyway... so who has deeper pockets?
edmundshaw
28/2/2020
15:10
Someone definitely soaking up all the volume paying 105-106. Seems they want plenty more



sorry I can't see to post the pic, only a link. My html skills are limited...

cc2014
28/2/2020
13:26
Without getting into a debate as to whether you believe the world is about to end or this is a storm in a tea cup, I’d like to inject a bit of positive thinking into the BB. Does anyone have a view as to what might be the opportunities for CTO at this time. Sure longer term their order book might take a hit, but over the next 12 months or so they are well protected. This should give them good forward planning for any downsizing which might be required, if a recession hits. They don’t have debt to speak of, so again shrinking the business will be easier than many of Tclarke’s competitors. On the upside stress in the sector should lead to consolidation.
lasmo
28/2/2020
10:05
My apologies. I know many people must be finding the fall in markets painful and my wording could have been more thoughtful.

The stock market has always been a game of fear and greed and is a very tough one to play and win. In my experience the best way to win is to buy when prices are low and sell when they are high, which sounds as obvious as obvious can be but I am aware is lot harder to actually do than say. It's a matter of timing.

cc2014
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