Urban&civic Share Price (UANC)

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Urban&civic Plc LSE:UANC London Ordinary Share GB00BKT04W07 ORD 20P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  2.00 0.58% 345.00 220,159 16:35:10
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
343.00 345.00 344.50 343.00 343.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Real Estate 57.24 -8.07 -5.70 501
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
18:01:00 O 5,654 344.158 GBX
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Urban&civic (UANC) Latest News (14)

Urban&civic News

Date Time Source Headline
01/12/202015:32UKREGUrban&Civic plc Holding(s) in Company
01/12/202015:30UKREGSyquant Capital Form 8.3 - UANC LN
01/12/202015:20UKREGBlackRock Group Form 8.3 - Urban&Civic plc
01/12/202013:31UKREGBARCLAYS PLC: FORM 8.3 -- URBAN & CIVIC PLC
01/12/202012:21UKREGRathbone Brothers Form 8.3 - Urban&Civic Plc
01/12/202012:06UKREGSamson Rock Capital LLP Form 8.3 - Urban & Civic Plc
01/12/202011:55UKREGForm 8.3 - Urban&Civic Plc
01/12/202011:36UKREGUBS AG (EPT) Form 8.5 (EPT/RI) - Urban & Civic plc
01/12/202011:05UKREGJ.P. Morgan AG Form 8.5 (EPT/NON-RI) - Urban&Civic plc
01/12/202011:02UKREGJPMorgan Securities Plc Form 8.5 (EPT/RI) - Urban&Civic plc
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01/12/2020
08:20		Urban&civic Daily Update: Urban&civic Plc is listed in the Real Estate sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker UANC. The last closing price for Urban&civic was 343p.
Urban&civic Plc has a 4 week average price of 199.40p and a 12 week average price of 198p.
The 1 year high share price is 375p while the 1 year low share price is currently 184.50p.
There are currently 145,148,088 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 3,106,409 shares. The market capitalisation of Urban&civic Plc is £500,760,903.60.
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20/11/2020
08:33		shaker44: So the benefit of large site discount accrues to the new owner instead of current shareholders-- and the directors remain in place to share the spoils??
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09/11/2020
12:30		daneswooddynamo: As per shaker44 suggests, been dumping quite a lot of cash into Henry boot this am seems a good home for the UANC cash to come and has been easy to pick up in lumps whilst the rest of the sector explodes on TW and vaccine hopes
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06/11/2020
15:42		james188: I have cashed in and will move on, but I am not remotely thrilled by the price. I suspect that the board felt that the share price had got stuck and was going nowhere fast - and so the continuing trend of take private deals goes on. I suppose it is just possible that a rival bid will emerge, but I rather doubt it. The same thing was said about TEF last year, but nothing happened. UANC is a fairly unique model and requires a long term investor/group with deep pockets. I can see why they have exited the public markets, but it is a pity.
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06/11/2020
08:33		spectoacc: Agreed. Got to laugh, reading the announcement, about how the bid "fully recognises" the NAV, being a few pence above. Yet read any other UANC RNS and it's "EPRA NAV without large site discount" that comes to the fore.
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16/10/2020
09:47		daneswooddynamo: Not sure why you would want to be dumping UANC down here
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16/10/2020
09:22		anley: Today we have a recent buyer of 4.3% reducing their holding to 3.6%. That explains recent share price movements and if that holder were to reduce to under 3% then they would have NO need to make any further announcements.
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15/9/2020
14:16		anley: There is so much "cash" floating around looking for a deal and it would not surprise me if this company is not on the radar. Cheap it is and the Business Model is sound but the profits are only made either when they sell a parcel to a builder or trade which they have in land or buildings which they have done successfully. BUT they have done this and still the share price is where it was in 2014 although I will grant you that it went as high as 370p. Look at one of the charts above, I live near Cambridge and have been to most of the sites and they are clean and busy so I have nothing to say about the management BUT how do you defend a company if someone comes along and says Move Over..............you have a NAV of some 400p+ and land for HOMES. Its a builder on a merger - shares for shares and all the working capital in place.
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15/9/2020
13:19		james188: I am not sure how many people really understand the UANC business model - or can be bothered with it. It is a master developer, like the old development corporations, which derisks huge and complex sites so that the infrastructure and planning is in place and then parcels them up for builders. Addressing the point queried by anley, it also does some direct development. So, over time, it is patiently building up an increasingly significant revenue stream from the licence fees that builders contract to pay (akin to a royalty payment stream) - and it also has a growing land bank with very low cost finance in place, which I doubt would be made available to any of the house builders. The company is still fairly young and so the revenue stream is any of a slow burner. For those who are prepared to wait, I think that the share price should start to accelerate in a year or so. In the meantime, it is a fairly low risk option, but maybe not exciting enough for many investors. So, when it announced a couple of months ago that it had secured a resolution to grant planning permission at Manydown (an extremely large scheme of well over three thousand houses, with the possibility of more to come), the share price barely flickered. I am happy to hold, but for the long term.
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15/9/2020
12:10		daneswooddynamo: This company was starting to finally perform in share price terms before Covid struck. It has not recovered much at all since unlike many of the big house builders. Why? I have no doubt that there is an ongoing seller/overhang which is holding things back. Maybe Aberforth which was selling in its last stock exchange announcement a few months back. UK managers have been subject to big redemptions so you cannot help being a seller to keep up. In the meantime the company will be finding its way through the current conditions and is conservatively geared, trading at a big discount to nav. On a medium term view given the required housing stock in the UK it continues to look very well-placed imo with very experienced management. It should continue to develop its large site capability and follow its business model, not start building houses where it has no experience and no expertise and where the capital requirements would explode. There is always the chance of a takeover if it becomes too cheap although most of the big house builders would be unhappy to tie up big capital in a takeover rather than just pick off plot parcels as and when they need them.
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15/9/2020
11:39		anley: The price has settled down and last year the results were announced towards the end of November 2019. The Y/E for this company is 30 September so here we are nearly at the end of their financial year and forgive me but they know what the figures are hence a small movement in share price. I ask all thos who read this BB to go and look at what the share price of this company was 5 years ago................then look at today's price - no one has made a great deal from developing their business model and in fact if it were not for dealing profits this company would have gone nowhere. What this company should do is BUILD the houses itself BUT I don't see that happening so why not sell out for say £4 per share to a National housebuilder such as Bovis. Worth a thought for the Board to consider and with 25% of the equity held by the City is this not the deal they look for in these Covid days?????????
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