Telecom Plus Share Price (TEP)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Telecom Plus	LSE:TEP	London	Ordinary Share	GB0008794710	ORD 5P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.00p	+0.00%	1,182.00p	1,181.00p	1,184.00p	1,193.00p	1,180.00p	1,190.00p	5,150	11:00:23

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Fixed Line Telecommunications	740.3	40.9	118.6	10.0	948.47

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
20/6/2017	07:00	UKREG	Telecom Plus PLC Posting of Tender Offer Circular and Annual Report
14/6/2017	07:59	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
13/6/2017	09:10	ALNC	TOP NEWS: Telecom Plus Scales Back Tender Offer As Profit Increases
13/6/2017	07:00	UKREG	Telecom Plus PLC Final Results
31/5/2017	11:34	UKREG	Telecom Plus PLC Total Voting Rights
28/4/2017	15:51	UKREG	Telecom Plus PLC Total Voting Rights
20/4/2017	08:42	ALNC	Telecom Plus To Lift Annual Dividend As Profit To Meet Guidance
20/4/2017	07:00	UKREG	Telecom Plus PLC Trading Update and Notice of Results
04/4/2017	11:49	UKREG	Telecom Plus PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
31/3/2017	11:32	UKREG	Telecom Plus PLC Total Voting Rights

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Date	Time	Title	Posts
22/6/2017	14:21	Telecom Plus Recovery from here @ 125p?	5,080
13/6/2017	10:06	TELECOM PLUS..... Tales of a distributor	371
09/4/2007	20:16	Telecom plus: Npower likely to bid this year...watch and learn!	7
08/10/2005	21:15	Telecom Plus - recovery big style	593
11/9/2005	09:43	Telecom Plus - poss bid from Centrica????/	3

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Telecom Plus (TEP) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
10:07:20	1,183.15	108	1,277.80	O
10:00:12	1,182.00	150	1,773.00	AT
09:55:14	1,181.00	11	129.91	AT
09:55:14	1,181.00	49	578.69	AT
09:54:33	1,180.00	150	1,770.00	AT

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23/6/2017 09:20	Telecom Plus Daily Update: Telecom Plus is listed in the Fixed Line Telecommunications sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TEP. The last closing price for Telecom Plus was 1,182p. Telecom Plus has a 4 week average price of 1,134p and a 12 week average price of 1,134p. The 1 year high share price is 1,342p while the 1 year low share price is currently 850p. There are currently 80,243,006 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 96,994 shares. The market capitalisation of Telecom Plus is £948,472,330.92. Read Full Thread Reply
04/5/2017 16:10	robow: from Questor in The Daily Telegraph on 2nd May The Conservative Party's proposed crackdown on energy providers may be worrying shareholders in SSE and Centrica but it would only serve to reaffirm the attractions of Telecom Plus's business model, assuming the Tories are re-elected and the policy brought in. Even if this does not happen, the FTSE 250 multi-utility provider is already seeing a narrowing gap between standard variable energy tariffs and aggressive introductory deals, judging by its recent full-year trading update. An acceleration of that trend could help Telecom Plus add to its 600,000 customers since it has a 20-year power supply deal with npower that is priced at a discount to the average standard variable tariff offered by the Big Six. ADVERTISING As a result Telecom Plus can offer competitive tariffs and also bundle services, as it provides broadband and telecoms as well as gas and electricity. A new home insurance offer could also help drive customer acquisition. Although investment in IT and new customer additions may mean profits come in broadly flat for the year to March 2018, a 4.2pc dividend yield means investors will be paid to wait before a possible re-acceleration in earnings momentum in 2019. I've tipped this company before and this appears still not to be priced in - Government intervention should boost it further. Questor says: Buy Ticker: TEP Share price at close: 1250p Read Full Thread Follow Reply
06/12/2016 17:20	2bluelynn: Thanks hessian wonder why the share price didn't move ? 75 pence a share is quiet a nice sum ... Read Full Thread Follow Reply
06/12/2016 08:51	davr0s: Not a lot by the market reaction ! Given they realised 10x the accounting value you'd have thought the share price would be nicely up this morning Read Full Thread Follow Reply
14/6/2016 11:38	senor_sensible: Share Incentive Scheme Charges Operating profit is stated after share incentive scheme charges of £2.5m (2015: credits of £1.0m). These relate to an accounting charge under IFRS 2 Share Based Payments ('IFRS 2') and arose principally as a result of the increase in the Company's share price over the year. As a result of the relative size of share incentive scheme charges/credits as a proportion of our pre-tax profits, we are separately disclosing this amount within the Consolidated Statement of Comprehensive Income for the period (and excluding these charges from our calculation of adjusted profits and earnings) so that the underlying performance of the business can be clearly identified. Our current adjusted earnings per share have also therefore been adjusted to eliminate these share incentive scheme charges. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/1/2016 05:53	hession: I have been a Distrubutor for 12 years and have great respect for the Board of TEP. Like others, I suspect that the mild weather is depressing the share price. However, the Company has invested millions in a new benefit for Double Gold customers, whereby they will fit LED light bulbs throughout a customers house for free. This will clearly be a drain on capital in the short term, but is expected to result in great retention of quality customers and referrals to more. Add the prospect of home, car and pet insurance and possibly water in 2017 and this remains a long term hold. However, wouldn't be at all surprised if recent lows around 700 are tested. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
14/7/2015 19:53	silverfern: The CFO has now told you his estimate of the new long-term low ie 985p. The should give some assurance though no doubt the Board would have rejected a share price deal below 900p.it To be able to renegotiate your deal says they must want to keep him and this announcement is all about when they announced it and the prevailing share price Read Full Thread Follow Reply
22/4/2015 14:54	psmith1964: NSNO - I would guess people know who I am. I made my feelings known in private to my upline to NNL level. Predicted to that person what would happen to the share price 12 months ago if people didn't listen - guess what? He didn't listen and wouldn't pass my comments on and we find where we are with the share price because whether you want to believe it or not there is a lot wrong with the business model and it's offerings in today's competitive market and the current share price is not at its lowest yet I believe based on my research. I won't go over old ground to back up my feelings it is all on the iii board over the past few months which included an accurate projection last September as to where the share price is today. If problems aren't addressed they only get worse in time. With the additional debt the company now carries from a few years ago with future profits now not as certain as they were going forward a whole number of new risks are possible. What if customer numbers are not met ? There are certainly no guarantees for the projections because that is all they are. Who can tell if another 6000 customer increase is going to happen in a quarter now we see that as a possibility from the update. This certainly makes a cash call a possibility if those numbers are not met or reduction in dividend a possibility too or both. Uswitch are about to do a mass switch for people and I guess Martin Lewis will have another one soon as well. These are all things the company has not had to deal with in the past. We don't know what the churn rates are like yet. TEP avoided mentioning that in the update so I suspect that is probably higher than the past another indication that the fierce competition.is causing other problems regarding customer retention. There is not as much customer loyalty out there as there used to be and that has been brought about by popular use of comparison sites and the government as you know have just driven more people to these. We will see what effect this has had on churn in the coming months no doubt. The figures released by TEP in the recent update suggest they are not getting as many as new customers from the big 6 defectors as they ought to be with British Gas alone loosing 400,000. Also figures from BT, Talk Talk, Virgin and SKY suggest their customers are getting more sticky due to TV packages. BT and SKY will soon be offering a quad play with mobile phones available soon. Latest results from SKY show churn decreasing so it is only going to get more and more difficult on the telecoms side for TEP from now on. This share is still a big gamble to invest in at the moment if you do thorough research their is plenty to back that statement up. As we know gamblers rarely come out on top. It is why I think it is necessary to see what the next 12 months bring to see if TEP can cope with all the competition out there. Many ID's are also investors and some will be nursing losses in the company they trusted with their savings. This will demoralise some as people will be worried about their money. Money that a lot of people invested after the high of a company conference. They won't be so high now. This could affect their future as an ID as they probably feel let down right now. This is not a place to discuss being an ID. I do that with my upline which I keep in regular contact with and they know why I am inactive at the moment. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
20/4/2015 22:18	droid: I love all these TEP knockers few of whom have a clue what they are talking about. I was a director, for a time, of Euphony Communications which started about the same time as TEP in the late 1990s ( both coincidentally in Henley) in a bid to emulate the hugely successful Excel Communications based in Dallas and built up by Kenny Troutt. TEP, which operated from a converted pub in Remenham, ultimately moved up through all the gears and succeeded big time because Charles Wigoder who had made £70m out of People's Phone saw the potential and decided to back it. The business model relies on people gathering about 6- 12 customers each who are usually friends and family and stay loyal.The second rule of thumb is that 80% of agents eventually found something else to do and pick up a few pounds a month in residual commission. This 80/20 rule meant that 20% did most of the work, tended to be highly motivated and positive people who made a real success of the business longer term. This is why 7,000 turn up for the annual conference while there are at least 35,000 active agents on the books.I suspect very few are bothered by short term movements in the share price. The key to long term success is to have the best customer service in the business so that very few customers ever want to leave. I have been in these since they were a quid and have no intention of baling even if Winnifroth and his mates decide to have a pop.The people at TEP are extremely resilient in the face of any negativity.Yes, I was surprised and disappointed by the gas billing fiasco but, hey, even Tesco has had its momentary lapses. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
20/4/2015 17:11	psmith1964: Yes I do say you are making sweeping statements NSNO. You have to be able to detach yourself from being an ID and a personal investor with this one as like for many it is easy to fall in love with an investment for the wrong reasons which can and has been costly for many with TEP. I would imagine that probably describes you. If you think with the share price dropping by over 50% in the last 12 months that management have nothing to answer for then I wonder how much more the share price has to drop before people do seriously start to ask questions. As you can see by sales over the last few months some didn't bother to ask questions they like most sensible people who have seen their investment decimated have not bothered to ask questions and have voted with their feet. Some got too greedy and have lost a lot of wealth over the last 12 months. I will continue to add to this thread as and when I have things of interest to post Read Full Thread Follow Reply
30/3/2015 21:33	hydrus: From Hargreaves lansdown:'known for running The Utility Warehouse, has had a torrid time lately, with the shares down almost 20% in 2015. The share price is now barely more than half the level it reached in late 2013. Its problems stem from a deal to buy wholesale energy that has left it uncompetitive versus smaller suppliers now that the oil price is weak. Labour's Canute policy of holding power prices flat, even if the market price is going up, puts energy firms at risk, and Telecom Plus is exposed here.Telecom Plus share prices, charts and researchSo we now have the odd situation that at a time when everyone else is trying to put 'quad-play' deals together for TV, fixed and mobile telecoms and broadband, the firm that has been quietly doing it for years with traditional utility services has gone deeply out of fashion with the market. Before too long we will at least know where the politics of energy supply is headed. If Mr Miliband does not walk into Downing Street after the election, Telecom Plus could be due a bounce.' Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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