Telecom Plus Share Price (TEP)

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Telecom Plus Plc LSE:TEP London Ordinary Share GB0008794710 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  22.00 1.51% 1,476.00 93,576 16:35:01
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
1,474.00 1,480.00 1,480.00 1,428.00 1,440.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Fixed Line Telecommunications 875.77 48.11 45.90 32.2 1,161
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
17:17:28 O 55 1,458.527 GBX
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30/11/202013:28UKREGTelecom Plus PLC Total Voting Rights
27/11/202017:15UKREGTelecom Plus PLC Holding(s) in Company
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23/11/202017:17UKREGTelecom Plus PLC Notice of General Meeting
19/11/202015:31UKREGTelecom Plus PLC Holding(s) in Company
17/11/202010:18ALNCTelecom Plus Expects Good Customer Growth After Resilient First Half
17/11/202007:00UKREGTelecom Plus PLC Half-Year Results
30/10/202008:30UKREGTelecom Plus PLC Total Voting Rights
14/10/202006:00UKREGTelecom Plus PLC Notice of Half-Year Results
06/10/202006:53UKREGTelecom Plus PLC Holding(s) in Company
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03/12/2020
08:20		Telecom Plus Daily Update: Telecom Plus Plc is listed in the Fixed Line Telecommunications sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TEP. The last closing price for Telecom Plus was 1,454p.
Telecom Plus Plc has a 4 week average price of 1,292p and a 12 week average price of 1,268p.
The 1 year high share price is 1,582p while the 1 year low share price is currently 907p.
There are currently 78,661,099 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 127,332 shares. The market capitalisation of Telecom Plus Plc is £1,161,037,821.24.
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23/11/2020
10:18		energeticbacker: Given the group's 10-year average dividend growth rate of 10%, Investor's Champion think Telecom Plus's 3.9% yield remains attractive for income investors. TEP remains in their Income Boosters portfolio.
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17/11/2020
10:15		adrian j boris: Calum Muirhead 09:54 Tue 17 Nov 2020 Telecom Plus profits up despite pandemic disruption The utility services group highlighted a “resilient performance” across all aspects of its business in the period, adding that a drop in customer numbers due to the UK’s lockdown in the spring has largely reversed by the end of September Telecom Plus - Telecom Plus profits up despite pandemic disruption Telecom Plus PLC (LON:TEP) shares rose on Tuesday after the utility services provider reported slightly higher profits in its half-year despite disruption from the coronavirus pandemic. In its results for the six months to September 30, the FTSE 250 group reported an adjusted pre-tax profit of £27.7mln, up slightly from the £27.5mln last year and despite a 1% fall in revenue to £349mln due to lower energy prices. The interim dividend was also maintained at 27p per share. READ: Telecom Plus hikes dividend as it posts record sales in final results Telecom Plus highlighted a “resilient performance” across all aspects of its business in the period, adding that a drop in customer numbers due to the UK’s lockdown in the spring has largely reversed, with customer numbers down just 0.3% at 650,497 by the end of the period. Total services supplied in the half-year also rose by 15,004 to 2.04mln. Looking ahead, the firm said it has seen a “strong start” to its second half, with a net increase in customer numbers of around 2,200 during October, more than offsetting the slight reduction in the first half. Telecom also said that as a result of the “more challenging macro-economic background”, it was seeing record numbers of new partners joining the business, which it said is a “good lead-indicator to future levels of customer growth once the current social distancing restrictions are lifted”. As a result, the company said it is “increasingly confident” in its previous guidance that full-=year adjusted pre-tax profits will be marginally below the record level for the previous year, however the range of outcomes remained wider than usual due to uncertainty around the scope and duration of lockdowns in the second half. Dividend guidance was also maintained at 57p per share for the full year. "We delivered a resilient performance during the first half of the financial year, successfully adapting to the challenges created by [coronavirus]. Our competitive position improved following the reduction in the energy price cap from 1 October 2020, which has contributed to a recent marked uptick in Partner activity and a return to customer growth”, chief executive Andrew Lindsay said in a statement. "Over the last seven weeks we have seen a significant increase in the number of new Partners joining the business; this is an encouraging lead-indicator for the rate of future customer growth over the coming months. We anticipate low single-digit percentage growth in customer and service numbers for the year to March, and look forward to delivering full-year adjusted profits in line with our previous guidance", he added. In a note, analysts at house broker Peel Hunt retained their ‘buy’ rating and 1,450p target price, saying the half-year results were “as expected” and the company was on track to exceed their forecasts for the full year. “We see increased optimism on potential growth given the economic environment, competitive positioning and operational gearing”, the broker said, adding that “medium-term profit opportunities” could add £30mln of profit by 2025. Shares in Telecom Plus rose 2.4% to 1,398p in mid-morning trading. The above has been published by Proactive Investors Limited
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17/11/2020
07:35		plasybryn: .We will be paying an interim dividend of 27p per share (2019: 27p) on 11 December 2020 to shareholders on the register on 27 November 2020; the Company's shares will go ex-dividend on 26 November 2020.
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12/11/2020
12:38		peddlers: Given the price action that we are seeing, it would suggest the results will be like other operators of late and be very good
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11/11/2020
11:38		dogwalker: Thank you for asking peddlers. TEP is 'of interest' because I hold it . Otherwise I wouldn't be here. Whether it is still 'interesting' is debatable but the share price is looking good at the moment. We need someone to ramp it up a bit don't you think?
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11/11/2020
09:09		peddlers: I have just noticed we are back trading above the 200 Moving Average. Onward and upwards to dividends and price increase Ped
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11/11/2020
08:40		peddlers: I would expect TEP to rise as we head into December. Earnings release next Tuesday
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23/10/2020
17:14		rochdae: Estinenne, I switched from a mobile tarrif of £15 a month from TEP now paying £6 with three. Saving of £9 a month. Broadband has gone from £29 to £20. Also the quality of the broadband is far superior. I was only getting download speeds of 8 mgbs now it's 17. As for energy, unless you take all of their services the energy tariffs are quite high. Even with all 4 I'm now paying about 15% less with So energy. Perhaps you were paying a very high tariff before. Anyway, my point with tep is that they have a good business model and sales distribution etc. but they are far from being the cheapest. Whether customers can be bothered with this is another question also. I switched all my supply last year and am £1000 richer for doing so. But of course this doesn't bear on a share price prediction.. Just a comment on price competitives. I would grant that tep are great at customer service though. Mind you they lag with many companies in their tech and platforms. E.ON far superior there. Roch
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23/10/2020
04:41		undervaluedassets: Still growing customers and services. The plethora of independant utility suppliers that have sprung up have been going bust by the dozen through a mixture of bad business modelling, poor funding and underpricing. TEP will survive and thrive. Those looking for a sustainable divi will end up here.
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22/10/2020
11:46		rochdae: The problem with tep is that it's not that competitive with pricing. The sales model and the lure of having all accounts on a single bill is attractive. But they are expensive in comparison. So for example phone supply is up to 3x cheaper with other suppliers. Broadbank 1x cheaper and the gas and electricity is also more expensive even if you are on the best tarrifs. So churn will increase I think. Though this isn't a share price prediction ...
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