Telecom Plus Share Discussion Threads

[lennonsalive] 24/5/2022 10:38

An incoming windfall tax would knock the share price short term, but longer term TEP is great hold to weather the energy storm

[bathcoup] 28/4/2022 09:09

"... to pay a total dividend for the year to 31 March 2022 of 57p (2020: 57p) per share, which is expected to increase this coming year ...."

[estienne] 28/4/2022 08:58

The results have been well received

[undervaluedassets] 07/2/2022 15:11

POI

I know it is quite a chunk of change but if you have 1500 TEP shares you get 10% off your utility warehouse bill. Which is handy

[rolo7] 07/2/2022 09:02

How's the £150 and £200 bill saving going to work when you have more than one yep service and only one bill nice saving for all bills on low energy use house?!

[undervaluedassets] 05/2/2022 04:53

Patience. Everyone wants to be a millionaire by Tuesday next. Nothing moves in a straight line. Plus it has had a blistering last 4 months.

The scientific and rigorously well-researched principle of "it has gone up a lot lately so now it has come down a bit" applies here.

The company is the same and will do well ..

[ali47fish] 04/2/2022 18:14

exactly mac -I am a bit disappointed

[macswell] 04/2/2022 17:24

Strange price hasn't risen since the big increase in the gas price cap- I would have thought the higher the cap, the more opportunities for UW to win customers and make a decent margin? No?

[estienne] 04/2/2022 10:13

I'm being well rewarded from my investment in TEP and see no reason not to hold for more capital gain and dividends

[undervaluedassets] 04/1/2022 10:21

It is a fun game but forward-looking estimates are always wrong.

What is certain is that TEP is 'the last man standing' as a viable competitor to The Big six; And being a company that has (a) a unique multi-utility offering and (b) a genuine (if modest) saving for gas/electricity on offer; TEP will definitely be taking a steady stream of customers from The Big six. That is a certainty.

Good hedge for investors against inflation too.

It is my view that the shares will in the months and years ahead (don't know when) go back to the all-time highs and beyond.

[snadgey] 01/1/2022 17:59

Apologies rolo.
The figures are from Morningstar via Interactive Investor.

Figures are 2022, 2023
CFPS 79.80, 93.35
EPS 60.66, 67.89
DPS 57.00, 59.73

It'll be the first time in over 5 years that dividend cover will exceed 1.

[rolo7] 01/1/2022 14:23

Where did you get these figures from please?

[snadgey] 01/1/2022 10:01

Happy New Year all.
Just taken a look at next 2 year's forecast earnings v cashflow and dividend v EPS. Looks very interesting. If these figures materialize then I wonder what they'll do with the spare cash? Pay down debt, special dividends?
All the best.

[rolo7] 29/12/2021 20:12

Two more days £17?

[nw99] 29/12/2021 14:09

A great move this year 10 to 16!

[rolo7] 24/12/2021 08:25

left a wide open door on spread this morning stops taken out?

[ali47fish] 22/12/2021 18:15

Napoleon- for the mobile service its utility warehouse that is responsible not tep- I have switched to them about a month ago- so aim not clear in what way are they different from other providers- the post brexit regime applies to all

the answer or at leat my solution when I go to france is to use wifi

[napoleon 14th] 22/12/2021 17:44

BEWARE!
I'm a distributor but haven't bothered as the market was swamped.
The middle men have now been killed off as they were of no real use at all.

I'm also a customer and have discovered that EE is a better supplier...
TEP could not provide a landline nor broadband or any internet access when I moved to another address in Surrey. EE supplied a wifi modem (£100) and charge £25/month for unlimited access.

This time it's the mobile that left me high and dry when I got to Calais, something it didn't do two years ago. I had no network so couldn't use WAZE nor call my daughter in Paris to warn her I'd be late if I couldn't find her address. Lucky she's patient as I got to a very difficult address, access-wise, some 90 minutes late, so we solved that problem.

BTW, Also, if you're a customer you will be charged a lot more from Jan 1st for mobile use in Europe thanks to Brexit, if the poxy thing works at all...!

So I made an int'l call on a paying Orange landline and it took 10 minutes to alledgedly solve the problem. However, when trying to access my bank account, the bank sends a passnumber 'cos I'm not on the usual computer. TEP have not enabled the SMS function... so no bank access.

Then when trying to call them, despite int'l calls being "enabled" & having plenty of data left, when I call TEP, my phone says "Not registered on network". In fact every number I try gives me the same answer.

In other words, TEP might benefit from the energy but their telephony is falling apart IMO.
They are, after all, just a reseller...
I'll be seeing EE again when I get back to the UK...

YOU'VE BEEN WARNED - take nothing for granted!

[rolo7] 22/12/2021 16:17

Yep all shorts closed just received research tree email from 0.57%.

[rolo7] 22/12/2021 15:31

A warming for good energy this warning also, more small suppliers to go

[estienne] 22/12/2021 12:42

This is going to continue to benefit from all the new customers it is recruiting following the collapse of its rivals

[rolo7] 21/12/2021 21:53

Two late reported buys at 2:33

[estienne] 17/12/2021 16:57

Its breaking new ground

[rolo7] 15/12/2021 11:45

Should easy pass the ofcom test?!