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VIC Victorian Plumbing Group Plc

106.50
-1.00 (-0.93%)
17 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Victorian Plumbing Group Plc LSE:VIC London Ordinary Share GB00BNVVHD43 ORD GBP0.001
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -1.00 -0.93% 106.50 106.50 107.00 107.00 106.50 107.00 26,768 16:35:03
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Catalog, Mail-order Houses 285.1M 11.8M 0.0362 29.56 350.81M
Victorian Plumbing Group Plc is listed in the Catalog, Mail-order Houses sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker VIC. The last closing price for Victorian Plumbing was 107.50p. Over the last year, Victorian Plumbing shares have traded in a share price range of 74.80p to 123.50p.

Victorian Plumbing currently has 326,334,279 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Victorian Plumbing is £350.81 million. Victorian Plumbing has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 29.56.

Victorian Plumbing Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/12/2023
16:22
agree Velo...........good company
cottlet
22/11/2023
10:20
I'd not be surprised and very disappointed if the company gets bought at current levels. This is a great company trading with excellent prospects, trading very cheaply. Not many of those around. The move to the new warehouse will be transformational in terms of the growth of new products and the existing business.
velocytongo
22/11/2023
09:53
I just researched these on the lse chat forum. Apparently there is going to be a takeover bid in the future. I have just made my first purchase.
luckyabbeygale
22/11/2023
08:22
Great results today. I’d not expect similar earnings growth in 2024 as VIC sees an additional £8m of cost as they run two warehouses in the transition to the big one in Leyland.
velocytongo
21/11/2023
10:47
I have to add that I did the searches today and Plum has started appearing again. They must have decided that Monday does not offer the best return on search! But still not as present online as they used to be.

As ever, DYOR.

velocytongo
20/11/2023
16:19
The only proviso to the above is if Mark Radcliffe decides to reduce profitability to go into other markets. This will not be liked by the markets but it will likely to be for the long-term benefit of the company.
velocytongo
20/11/2023
16:16
I'm wondering if Victoria Plum ("Plum") has thrown in the towel. Type in any bathroom-related product and VIC appears first and there is no Plum listing. Drench also appears lots as I guess they make a pitch to take Plum's business. Its parent co Beyond Retail Ltd made £44m in revenue and £2m in EBITDA but £10m cash in the bank and no debt in 2022. Beyond's GM is 33% as they are predominantly distributing third-party brands.

Plum had revenue of £113m in 2022 and £1.4m EBITDA and got through all its cash and more last year.

VIC now trading below 5x EV/EBITDA 2024 numbers, which prob looks conservative. VIC will do £285m this year rising to £315m next. This was v achievable with the ongoing structural shift online, the pitch to trade, and new products; but with the problems at Plum this is too low. These shares should be worth a lot more.

I'd be surprised if these shares don't pop on the results this week.

DYOR.

velocytongo
22/10/2023
10:56
It's cheaper for VIC to put them out of business by upping the internet/sm ad spend than buying a business and taking on the liabilities. The company that bought Vic Plumb is v thinly capitalised and will unlikely be able to support it for long. Vic has scale, capital, and a ruthless focus. I just wonder if the CEO wants the bother of the public listing, which is why I've doubled down.

Given the weakness of the £/$ I would not be surprised to see a US e-tailer snap them up.

velocytongo
06/10/2023
06:55
In H1 Turnover was up 10% and av order value up 3%. For FY the figures are 6% and flat respectively.

Thanks for posting the story on victoriaplum VT. I assume the business was shopped to VIC - £110m turnover (2022) and a similar name/market. Wonder why they were not interested, given it was sold so cheap. The new buyer does not look to be much of a threat so perhaps a chance for VIC to push on.

jonals
05/10/2023
07:35
Forecast turnover FY24 is 312 m, giving a PE of 17 so share price about right. I was expecting an indication that a further 7 percent was on the cards to deliver that forecast. Yet nothing except the good news that new DC in Leyland will be operational in 24 but probably late 24. Need more
chester9
05/10/2023
07:20
Plenty to be pleased about now that the main competitor is in the hands of a distressed buyer will limited access to capital.
velocytongo
05/10/2023
07:16
Where is the outlook, current trading update, with inflation figures 6% is flat which is not bad but not exciting. No current trading gives an indication of nothing to be pleased about perhaps. No meat on the outlook bone.
chester9
05/10/2023
06:41
Good figures again
blondviking
04/10/2023
19:12
So Victoria Plum has been in and out of administration over the weekend to a company (Giomani Designs) that makes barely any money and chews through cash and owes money to hmrc.

You should check out the annual report at Companies House. If you are owed products you can claim through your credit company but it looks like they will not honor existing orders (only new orders and hence you can buy stuff), likewise creditors and suppliers are in the queue.

I wonder how long they can compete with VIC.

velocytongo
21/9/2023
07:12
+50% since the summer!
velocytongo
20/8/2023
16:26
Revealed: Driver of Lewis Hamilton's old £8.5m supercar when it crashed in tunnel is bathroom billionaire

The driver of an £8.5million supercar which crashed in a tunnel was bathroom billionaire Mark Radcliffe, MailOnline can reveal.

Mr Radcliffe, 44, who made his fortune founding online bathroom retailer Victorian Plumbing is understood to have been driving the unique purple Pagani Zonda 760 LH when it crashed after buying it from Formula 1 star Lewis Hamilton last year.

powereddrones
28/6/2023
14:08
Half year results only 1.3p eps Hardly a low valuation . Plenty of value stocks trading at 5/7 Pe ratioVic on Pe of 30 ?
s34icknote
23/5/2023
12:27
EPS has risen significantly from last year to this....Every financial measure has made a positive step change since last year.On the price drop, people often take profits on or before results day but investors look at longer term.Whilst over a day or week we may see some fluctuations in share price, over a longer period the trajectory is upwards. I bought more on the drop today.
hopeful holder
23/5/2023
09:37
looking at level 2 not much buying interest after the update and strong resistance at the 82p level. i sold for now
investing2retire
23/5/2023
08:50
Good cash position but eps is low !!
s34icknote
23/5/2023
06:39
Great results!
blondviking
22/5/2023
15:07
this has beeb rising before results today. hopefully statement will be good tomorrow and open the door to 90p+
investing2retire
05/4/2023
07:27
V strong trading statement from Topps bodes well for VIC
velocytongo
16/3/2023
15:49
Beginning to look in a real mess here3 quid to 70p
forrest1987
10/3/2023
10:25
Good relative strength here on a market down day!
gymratt
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