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Ultimate Products PLC has been active in its share buyback program, with multiple transactions reported between February 10 and February 14, 2025. The company purchased a total of 61,800 ordinary shares for cancellation through Shore Capital Stockbrokers Limited during this period. The transactions saw shares bought at prices ranging from 88.5 pence to 90.2 pence per share, reflecting a consistent commitment to the share buyback initiative first announced on May 10, 2024.
Following these recent buybacks, Ultimate Products PLC's issued share capital stands at approximately 87.4 million shares. The buyback not only aims to enhance shareholder value but also indicates the company's positive outlook on its financial health amid competitive pressures in the homeware market, where it owns notable brands like Salter and Beldray.
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Current spread is ludicrous |
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Investor Presentation (H1 Trading Update) video recording - 5th February webinar |
Canaccord Genuity said Ultimate Products' H125 trading update showed that whilst it has continued to see "good growth in Europe", the performance in the UK has remained "challenging" due to weaker consumer demand for general merchandise. |
Added a lot of,, what a price |
Well that’s not great but could have been worse. EPS of 9.5 would be a PE of about 10 so it’s not expensive now but will inevitably fall more. |
"European growth offset by UK sluggishness" - new research note and audio summary here: |
H1 performance impacted by challenging market conditions, albeit trading improved in Q2 - with cautiously encouraging momentum going into H2 |
If you re-listen to the last update, it should become clear. |
Why the sustained weakness here? Price has fallen off a cliff since the last update. |
RoW sales last year less than 1%. So no difference.. |
I’m guessing exports to USA very little. Maybe smaller changes on. Plume based issues but then resulting in more ships available which leads to lower transport costs. It’ll work its way through. |
White House confirms 10% tariff on China to start from tomorrow. What would be the impact here? |
Indeed. |
@mpage, it’s not a stellar growth stock, but it does grow. Been about 12% compound EPS over past 6 years plus the divs. So, seems a healthy mix of growth plus income. |
Ignore PEG as a measure - ULTP is not a growth stock. More's the pity. |
Its just uncertainty. I think there's reasonable doubt that people have started rushing out to buy more household electrical items. Last February they said things were improving, and then later on the year it turned out that they weren't really. Only time will tell. |
Totally unloved. |
Well if that's the case wait until it breaks back through 120 before buying. |
Looks like its breaking upwards out of the existing trading range |
I think it may drop to 90 which looks like decent support level, bwtfdik |
Leave a nice big stop loss so the market doesn't steal your juicy price . |
This is now just a case of not if but when it turns . I suspect next week will be the turning point. |
They forecast for 15p EPS. Market clearly thinks that would be a stretch. It’s a bargain if they are to achieve that. |
Type | Ordinary Share |
Share ISIN | GB00BYX7MG58 |
Sector | Household Appliance Stores |
Bid Price | 87.20 |
Offer Price | 93.00 |
Open | |
Shares Traded | 10,685 |
Last Trade | 08:00:25 |
Low - High | - |
Turnover | 155.5M |
Profit | 10.53M |
EPS - Basic | 0.1189 |
PE Ratio | 7.54 |
Market Cap | 79.32M |
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