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ULVR Unilever Plc

3,979.00
17.00 (0.43%)
Last Updated: 16:18:41
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Unilever Plc LSE:ULVR London Ordinary Share GB00B10RZP78 ORD 3 1/9P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  17.00 0.43% 3,979.00 3,978.50 3,979.00 3,982.50 3,956.00 3,974.50 744,151 16:18:41
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Perfume,cosmetic,toilet Prep 59.6B 6.49B 2.5958 15.34 99.5B
Unilever Plc is listed in the Perfume,cosmetic,toilet Prep sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ULVR. The last closing price for Unilever was 3,962p. Over the last year, Unilever shares have traded in a share price range of 3,680.50p to 4,483.00p.

Unilever currently has 2,499,017,983 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Unilever is £99.50 billion. Unilever has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 15.34.

Unilever Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
11/12/2023
11:07
Bernstein raises Unilever to 'market-perform' (underperform) - price target 3,600 (3,800) pence


Jefferies cuts Unilever to 'underperform' (buy) - price target 3,300 (5,000) pence

philanderer
11/12/2023
10:57
CT’s Smith tops up Unilever position


Columbia Threadneedle manager Jeremy Smith has increased his position in consumer giant Unilever (ULVR) as he believes a turnaround is coming after a tough decade.

He topped up his holding in the Citywire Elite Companies AA-rated stock in his £133m CT UK Equity Alpha Income fund to take advantage of ‘volatility in the shares after the firm’s quarterly earnings statement’.

He said he was ‘encouraged by changes at the executive and board levels’, where a new chairman, chief executive, and chief financial officer have ‘improved the quality of the management team’.

‘Unilever has had a poor decade due to a lack of focus and using too many conflicting key performance indicators,’ said Smith.

‘However, we believe it now has significant levers to accelerate organic growth and improve returns.’

Smith said the group is ‘well prepared for increasingly stringent regulation around plastic waste’ and is working toward products that appeal to ‘environmentally engaged consumers without threatening growth ambitions’.


citywire.com

philanderer
11/12/2023
08:23
Long timers at Unilever will know that there has always been gossip about breaking the company up. More pertinently, the erosion of talent and relentless outsourcing of marketing and technical innovation is, imo, the biggest barrier to growth. The products are good, if a tad overpriced.
sparkling banana
11/12/2023
00:54
Unilever faces break-up battle after ‘virtue signalling’ retreat
philanderer
30/11/2023
09:50
Another year's low.
action
30/11/2023
05:27
I look to have picked the wrong time to try and emulate Nick Train

Away from my financials (dubious if I m being charitable) both this Ulvr and Dge have been initial disappointments but still early days.

It would be better if ulvr had pulled out of Russia as does raise a question mark to my mind and this latest furore over food price rises will again do nothing in the short term for the share price.

But as they say I m in it for the long haul arduous though it may seem.

Hope I ve timed it right

jubberjim
30/11/2023
00:36
Chart support around 3500p
philanderer
29/11/2023
21:29
Also reached new low of the year.
action
29/11/2023
10:06
JPMorgan cuts Unilever price target to 3,600 (3,900) pence - 'underweight'
philanderer
28/11/2023
14:18
ULVR share price is nowhere near strong enough ad there would need to be an equity element with new shares issued.

Since the last reported interest the cost of detveting debt has soared, so it's a complete non starter - at least at this point.

essentialinvestor
28/11/2023
13:50
I don't think fund managers want it, that's why they pulled the last offer after about 5 days, everyone said it was crazy and been proved right, just my opinion.
montyhedge
25/11/2023
11:02
12.05.2023 - GSK said Friday that it has now sold 240 million shares in consumer healthcare business HLN for 335 pence each, raising GBP804M (USD1.01BN).

Following the sale GSK will continue to hold 955M HLN shares (10.3%)

I have often thought ULVR might come back in with another offer for HLN, Pfizer were looking to offload their position back in May, but no TR1 to date, new CEO new strategy, so we will see where he takes us..

laurence llewelyn binliner
25/11/2023
10:54
I don't think Pfizer has sold a single share post IPO. GSK has reduced its position.
pdosullivan
25/11/2023
10:53
That 50bn was the enterprise value for Haleon. You have to add net debt to the market cap when considering a deal. HLN would cost an acquirer a lot more than 30bn today.
pdosullivan
24/11/2023
15:41
Pfizer owned 32% of HLN back in May and were reducing their position, who bought them..?, their stake was worth around USD10BN back then..
laurence llewelyn binliner
24/11/2023
11:53
montyhedge if they turned down 50 billions back then, what makes you think they will accept an offer 40% lower today?
alotto
24/11/2023
11:16
>>now they could get for roughly 30 billion>>

Plus debt, so roughly £40 billion.

zho
24/11/2023
11:03
I don't know why they don't bid for Haleon they offered 50 billion for a few days before they pulled the offer, now they could get for roughly 30 billion.
montyhedge
23/11/2023
13:37
Unilever is slowly divesting food/grocery, which appears to be overlooked
in some of the comments here.

Spreads went a few years ago, most of their tea business more recently.
They may largely be out of this segment longer term.

essentialinvestor
22/11/2023
21:00
Totally agree Anhar.

We use a large number of Unilever products. CIF as an example. I tried a cheaper alternative. Absolutely rubbish and it worked out more expensive as one had to use so much more. If I told my wife no more Dove soap, it would world war 3. Yes ok can down grade bleach, but that’s about it .

mastey
22/11/2023
12:35
Load of boll imo from Breakingwind. I'm certainly not dumping my ULVR on the strength of some scribbler.
anhar
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