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TPK Travis Perkins Plc

733.00
-12.50 (-1.68%)
13 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Travis Perkins Plc LSE:TPK London Ordinary Share GB00BK9RKT01 ORD �0.11205105
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -12.50 -1.68% 733.00 734.50 736.00 748.50 735.00 741.00 328,614 16:35:17
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Lumber, Plywd, Millwork-whsl 4.86B 38.1M 0.1793 40.99 1.58B
Travis Perkins Plc is listed in the Lumber, Plywd, Millwork-whsl sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TPK. The last closing price for Travis Perkins was 745.50p. Over the last year, Travis Perkins shares have traded in a share price range of 688.40p to 976.00p.

Travis Perkins currently has 212,509,334 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Travis Perkins is £1.58 billion. Travis Perkins has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 40.99.

Travis Perkins Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
04/6/2013
12:14
And good news today regarding the UK construction industry as well, which should help TPK.
ryandj2222
04/6/2013
06:59
Wolseley figures out to day quite good for U.K sales should bode well for TPK
tiger20
03/6/2013
20:06
These are quite good schemes if you work there. Big companies like Tesco do it too. Basically can buy shares out of your wages, saving tax and NI so long as you hold them for 3 (or maybe 5) years. Good incentive to the staff to make the stores do well.
ryandj2222
03/6/2013
08:57
It's a savings/share option scheme open to all employees
Will only cost £96m if there's a huge increase in share price. No cost, other than scheme expenses, if shares perform poorly

sleepy
03/6/2013
07:23
Today's RNS re an extra 6,000,000 shares for staff bonuses etc seems a bit high - I haven't traced thru' the various schemes to see if it ties up but 6M shares equates to £96M at £16 per share???
huttonr
22/5/2013
15:48
Looking good here!
ryandj2222
22/5/2013
15:44
Bought shares this morning well pleased with days share price increase-will it keep going into June now above £16 I estimate £25 to £30 in 18 months time.

In the last few years due to recession there has been staff cuts and dilligent stock control so any up lift in sales goes to the bottom line.

We shall see.!

tiger20
22/5/2013
07:34
TPK Share Price increasing-one to watch before June FTSE 100 shuffle
tiger20
20/5/2013
15:29
Tiger... I just came on here to post almost the same, it currently is ranking about 93 out of the UK shares so ought to go into the 100 next month.
ryandj2222
19/5/2013
10:50
Travis Perkins recent results last week (which I thought werent to good) saw an increase in their share price,and there is no doubt as building improve they will go up.

The next quarterly review of the FTSE in June could have TPK has a contender this would certainly boost the share price,TPK missed out in March I think to Easyjet and look what happened to their shareprice.

Just a thought

tiger20
16/5/2013
14:47
MSCI Standard Europe reshuffle

PSN and TPK may interest

days to cover (FT AV)

21 for Travis

20 for Persimmon

soundbuy
16/5/2013
11:34
TPK, like Headlam (HEAD), is a conservatively-managed, financially sound company who use recessions and bad times to expand when prices are cheap, and make a land grab for market share when it's cheap to do so.

Both companies are sensitive to consumer spending (and weather - less so for HEAD), so I'm not that surprised that TPK went up this am, given comments about later in the year.

I suspect that any meaningful, prolonged upturn in consumer spending will yield significant results for either of these stocks. Both have performed (relatively) well in the depths of recession so I hope they perform even better when growth returns.

cisk
16/5/2013
07:46
I am confused why the price went up, but I suppose the outlook was positive into the rest of the year. Going to continue to hold for a bit!
ryandj2222
16/5/2013
07:15
TPK share price up on a dismal comments regarding cold weather and challenging tough construction -sold at a reasonable profit.

will buy back later in year

tiger20
15/5/2013
13:03
Help to buy, or charter to sell? Brokers split on govt aid for the housing market

There are two diametrically opposed views on the potential impact of the government's help to buy initiative for the housing market, prompting both upgrades and downgrades of stocks affected.

Jefferies pegs back its recommendations for Howden (LON:HWDN) and Travis Perkins (LON:TPK) to 'underperform' from 'hold' and continues to rate Wolseley (LON:WOS) 'underperform'.

lucky_punter
26/4/2013
15:23
Look to the future T.P very well managed company once sales increase has housebuilders build more profits at TP will jump.

No doubt they have cut staff numbers over the last few years as well as a few astute take overs I am confident this will be a winning stock.buying on the dips.

They also have a large Plumbing Distribution arm which proved profitable in the past-also TP they are aggressive on pricing and stock redemptions with their suppliers-if it dont turnover in the required timeframe the supplier is asked to take it back.

tiger20
27/3/2013
08:17
What Travis Perkins (TPK) don't want - after a year in which non-stop rain reduced building site and outdoor DIY activity - is an extended winter that eats into what should be Spring activity. But that's exactly what we have at the moment.

With the share price having gone from 1100 to 1200, 1300 and 1400p in this first 3 months of 2013, there will presumably be a few investors banking profits ahead of the tax year end next week.

Fellow DIY materials supplier B&Q this week announced a plan to cut back floor space and close stores after a drastic drop in sales.

The building materials group Wolsely (WOS) has reported a 20% fall in half year profits to £199m, with strong growth in the US outweighed by problems in Europe and the UK. These conditions have persisted into the third quarter, and analysts reckoned the difficulties probably dampened hopes of a special dividend payout. It has already cut 990 jobs across Europe since August and has announced a restructuring of its French business Reseau Pro which involves the closure of 24 loss making branches and the disposal of 88 others.

m.t.glass
22/3/2013
15:45
TPK have over 600 Builders Merchants Branches dotted around the U.K as well as owning Wickes a well run company profit motivated and increase in business will drop through to the bottom line.

All we need is an increase in Building & Infrastructure and shares should top £20 inside twelve months

tiger20
22/3/2013
15:33
New highs today @1,461p
skinny
20/3/2013
14:03
Should do well over the next twelve months with House builders benefiting from the budget new build to increase

Then 2015 infrastructure increase in spending perfect for this share to increase

tiger20
13/2/2013
22:05
Jeffian, don't worry we'll see £20 before you know it. A quality well-run company which consolidates when it can. A suree-fire hold - or buy on the way to £20.
cisk
13/2/2013
15:40
Onwards and upwards. Another new high (well, for a few years, anyway. I remember when these were over £20!)
jeffian
12/12/2012
16:24
MM, not received well then, doesn't help with Dirs dumping shares right left and centre
melodrama
12/10/2012
18:57
TRAVIS PERKINS DIPS A BIT

Builders' merchant Travis Perkins (TPK.L) has had a good year so far, but its share price turned tail and fell 32 pence (3%) to 1,103 pence on the day it released a Q3 interim statement that told us trading was in line with expectations.

Perhaps, after a 30% gain on the year so far, the punters were expecting more. Or it might be disappointment that financial director Paul Hampden Smith is to stand down after 17 years in the job, also announced today.

See the complete article here:


P.S.
Here's some links about SCLP, one of the hottest stocks at the moment:

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