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Recent investor discussions for Vistry Group Plc (VTY) revealed a generally positive sentiment as the stock has bounced about 20% since its trading update, currently consolidating around the £6 level. Investors have noted that, unlike some competitors, VTY has not fully capitalized on favorable economic indicators such as improved CPI numbers and anticipated interest rate cuts. Participants expressed hope that recent trading patterns would lead to a continued recovery, with one user remarking, "We’re all different and anyone invested in this sector should do well from these levels."
The discourse also highlighted potential positive changes in planning legislation, with comments emphasizing that developments near railway stations could gain automatic approvals. This sentiment was reflected when one investor stated, “Go vistry,” signaling optimism about the company's pipeline prospects under the new policies. Additionally, discussions touched upon VTY’s buyback program, suggesting that the ongoing commitment to this initiative implies confidence in the company's financial stability. Overall, there was a consensus that VTY seems well-positioned to recover from past accounting issues and take advantage of supportive government measures aimed at increasing affordable housing, indicating a cautiously optimistic outlook among shareholders.
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In recent updates, Vistry Group PLC has engaged in a series of share buyback transactions as part of its ongoing share buyback program launched in September 2024. Between January 24 and January 30, 2025, the company repurchased a total of 299,960 Ordinary 50p shares, which had a volume-weighted average price ranging from approximately 592.59 to 610.18 GBp per share. Following the completion of these transactions, the total number of Ordinary Shares in issue decreased significantly, resulting in a total voting rights figure of 330,252,595 shares as of January 31, 2025.
This share reduction is reflective of Vistry’s strategy to enhance shareholder value by minimizing the number of shares outstanding in the market. Shareholders are notified of significant changes to voting rights, which is crucial for compliance with the FCA's Disclosure and Transparency Rules. The company's buyback exercises have shown a calculated effort to manage capital and potentially increase earnings per share, underscoring Vistry's proactive approach in optimizing its financial metrics amidst market dynamics.
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It's a great skill to have. However, on a number of occasions, I have the opposite skill of buying at the intra day high, then having to wait just to break even. :) |
Investors will be looking for more proof statements to support recovery, one of those is insider buying. I believe that the closed period is 30 days pre any quarterly update but 2 months prior to annual account publication. I'm not 100% sure but if so, that's would mean that their bit window closes on 26/1 and the market will be looking for a vote of confidence. Would volume buying at this level be appropriate or inappropriate considering GF's dump at much higher levels although he and the largest shareholder bought in the mid £7 range ? Vistry is continuing buybacks so are currently committed to this program so it would make sense for GF and Co to lad up now ? |
Well done Sikh, my posting frequency is my business - I read loads of threads and rarely comment, but having been on ADVFN the small matter of c.25 years it never ceases to amuse me how many people are bearish on a stock and then mysteriously buy at the intra day low! |
Post 2390...due to time scales lot works are rushed...one example how often do you see scaffoldings back up say after 3 years on new build tower blocks... |
I an aware of all the variables affecting HBs but at this juncture VTY is a recovery play that has now jumped 20% in 2 days. Many investors would be overjoyed with that return, especially if Divis were in play too, that's further down the road. Here's a question, 'what would VTY price be today without the accounting scandal' ? It was trading at a PE of c10+ at its high, now at 6 if we take £300m as 2025 number. Investors are obviously believing that they can still trade at the higher P/E as they continue with their partnership strategy. You state they have to rebuild trust but investors have short memories, especially those who are trading this and a 20% demonstrates that with more to come as short positions unwind. I believe it trades in the £6-7 range in Q1, if it gets to the higher end pre next results, that's a 40% return from the bottom. As I say, short memories . |
Careful I've only made one post. I don't hold any shares. I've been considering buying some but the IC report has put me off. Thats it. Think before you post mate. |
you must be caught in a short position car1pet judging from your posts. |
IC has reported that Vistry is trying to complete 3 houses per week per site. Standard practice is one completion per site per week. |
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I think the penny is dropping for some |
sikhthetech15 Jan '25 - 13:58 - 2357 of 2383 |
Well as you can see it's hardly moved the share price so I was correct. The numbers, set across the economic backdrop of the last year were certainly not anything that concerned me. Aye compared it against a peak year and it's bad, but that's not what I'm looking for...that'd be good to people who want to buy shares at the top. |
And any short closing would obviously help ! |
ST,If you're investment strategy was short term eg Q1, where do you think the share price is going ? The biggest risk was the accounting saga and I'm sure that they've done a forensic analysis of the business to ensure that there is no further contagion. Secondly, they'd have put the measures and controls in place to ensure this never happens again. If we take that as a given, the only fuel available for the bear case would be poor economic conditions. As I see it, the inflationary news was better than expected that will probably lead the BOE to cut 0.25pts in Feb and sentiment will pick up. If you have a short term strategy then the likelihood is that the share price trajectory is north. You state that they need to rebuild the trust, they do but in the short term until 24 FY results and Q1 numbers, this will trade north in the absence of more stink bombs but I believe that's very unlikely. It's bottomed out and those buying at the recent lows are fortunate whether strategy is short, medium and long term, mine is all 3. Nothing guaranteed and they could stop buy backs which would send a negative message or no insider buying being another reason to support the bear argument. It's bounced 15% from the low and that's a great return for newbies but as of now, the likelihood is that it continues its trajectory north and those trading it can make a killing. Pays your money, takes your chance :) |
.....lol , watch this space ;) |
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Take it as an opportunity to snaffle a few more. Any poor news in the sector has a ripple effect but each company has their business model and as we know, Vistry charting a different path. Vistry share price demise from 400m anticipated profit to £250m was the reason we got battered and until that FYD was removed, they couldn't move on. It's created a huge opportunity for some who have been able to enter the game on the cheap, average down etc and the upside is in play if they deliver 25 forecast. Economic factors will play their part and crystal ball needed but the inflation numbers and likely interest rate cut next month will inject some ire confidence and up we go. Add in our lovely Labour plans ! and we could do very nicely. This is a recovery play from an accounting scandal and if the contagion has truly ended , the management structure improved and controls in place, then this will trade north. BOE very likely to cut interest rates, sun comes out as Spring approaches, sentiment lifts and hey presto, we're of again :) |
TW numbers won't do any harm to the SP |
Now talking 4 Interest Rate cuts this yearThat will be good for the housebuilding sector and the economy. This is still cheap based on Peel Hunt forecast of 300m this year. https://news.sky.com |
In a nutshell: |
Type | Ordinary Share |
Share ISIN | GB0001859296 |
Sector | Gen Contractor-oth Residentl |
Bid Price | 576.50 |
Offer Price | 577.50 |
Open | 585.00 |
Shares Traded | 316,131 |
Last Trade | 12:28:35 |
Low - High | 571.50 - 588.00 |
Turnover | 3.56B |
Profit | 223.4M |
EPS - Basic | 0.6744 |
PE Ratio | 8.62 |
Market Cap | 1.98B |
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