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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Volex Plc | LSE:VLX | London | Ordinary Share | GB0009390070 | ORD 25P |
| Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade
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| -1.00 | -0.33% | 305.00 | 198,810 | 16:35:07 |
| Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 303.50 | 305.00 | 307.00 | 302.50 | 303.50 | |
| Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Electronic Components, Nec | USD 912.8M | USD 39.3M | USD 0.2130 | 14.25 | 564.66M |
| Last Trade Time | Trade Type | Trade Size | Trade Price | Currency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16:35:07 | UT | 18,566 | 305.00 | GBX |
| Date | Time | Source | Headline |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13/6/2025 | 12:12 | ALNC |  AFC Energy inks strategic deal with Volex to support cost reduction |
| 02/6/2025 | 07:00 | UK RNS | Volex PLC Notice of Results and Investor Presentation |
| 17/4/2025 | 10:18 | ALNC | IN BRIEF: Volex COO John Molloy buys GBP150,000 in shares |
| 16/4/2025 | 14:00 | UK RNS | Volex PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding |
| 16/4/2025 | 13:00 | UK RNS | Volex PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding |
| 11/4/2025 | 12:46 | ALNC | DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Rothschild's Volex stake now 25%; Energean CEO buys |
| 10/4/2025 | 18:00 | UK RNS | Volex PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding |
| 07/4/2025 | 09:29 | ALNC | Volex to top USD1 billion in revenue following "strong" fourth quarter |
| 07/4/2025 | 07:00 | UK RNS | Volex PLC Full Year Trading Update |
| 19/3/2025 | 15:30 | UK RNS | Volex PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding |
Volex (VLX) Share Charts1 Year Volex Chart |
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1 Month Volex Chart |
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| Date | Time | Title | Posts |
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| 13/6/2025 | 10:35 | Volex 2013 : Plug in for recovery ? | 7,625 |
| 28/7/2022 | 00:22 | VOLEX - really a rolex for the 2020s. | 416 |
| 16/2/2022 | 14:52 | Update on Volex | 15 |
| 17/6/2021 | 16:22 | It's flying! | 3 |
| 18/7/2014 | 09:59 | VOLEX - double your money and take it away | 1,297 |
| Trade Time | Trade Price | Trade Size | Trade Value | Trade Type |
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| 2025-06-17 15:35:07 | 305.00 | 18,566 | 56,626.30 | UT |
| 2025-06-17 15:29:04 | 303.50 | 149 | 452.22 | AT |
| 2025-06-17 15:29:04 | 304.00 | 69 | 209.76 | AT |
| 2025-06-17 15:29:04 | 304.00 | 329 | 1,000.16 | AT |
| 2025-06-17 15:29:04 | 304.00 | 521 | 1,583.84 | AT |
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Posted at 17/6/2025 09:20 by Volex Daily Update Volex Plc is listed in the Electronic Components, Nec sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker VLX. The last closing price for Volex was 306p.Volex currently has 184,529,938 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Volex is £560,048,362. Volex has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 14.25. This morning VLX shares opened at 303.50p |
Posted at 16/4/2025 13:43 by aishah 10 Apr - Volex plc (AIM: VLX) announces that it has been informed that Lord Rothschild, Executive Chairman, has purchased a total of 102,797 ordinary shares of 25 pence in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") via NR Holdings Limited, each at an average price of 220 pence per Ordinary Share.15 Apr - Volex plc (AIM: VLX) announces that it has been informed that John Molloy, Chief Operating Officer, has purchased a total of 66,809 ordinary shares of 25 pence in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") each at a price of 223.27 pence per Ordinary Share. |
Posted at 10/4/2025 12:21 by valhamos TTG shareholders should have forced the board to discuss the Volex offer. I bet they regret missing the opportunity now. It is only right that the TTG CEO steps down today after that fiasco. The TTG management has for some time seemed unable to achieve any turnaround in the business. I suspect VLX management could do better but the books were clearly worse than TTG were letting on. All water under the bridge now as far as VLX is concerned.Bought a few more VLX earlier following the earnings update and tariff news. |
Posted at 07/4/2025 14:58 by dr biotech Don't forget that NR is a Trump fan, I doubt he wants to openly change his mind just yet. The above blathering (from VLX) seems to be a sit on the fence type statement.I would also suggest that there could have been some extra stocking by VLX's customers this period to try and allay the tariffs, but they look like decent figures. I agree that VLX doesn't have a lot in the way of US manufacturing capabilities. But I don't think there is a lot of domestic competition either. Whether VLX should try and find an appropriate facility or not is anyones guess. With an unstable idiot in charge, he could change his mind with the weather. |
Posted at 06/4/2025 21:25 by sphere25 Right one more post here. Brace yourself, it is a long one!Just trying to form a view in light of the chaos out there. This all feeds into VLX and alot of UK shares. These tariffs are a mess to decipher. If Trump hadn't lobbed a missile into the market and negotiated in a more measured way, we aren't in this mess, but that's what he has chosen to do. Emotion rules the roost now, logic and fundamentals go out the window and confidence hits the floor - until there is some form of stability. People on leverage get wiped out or forced to sell. Selling begets selling and the spiral downward escalates. So Trump is on his mission and seems hell bent on his policies without proper consideration of the effects. Some call it a negotiating tactic (and things will be okay), but the market is saying that the US becoming its own powerful manufacturing base is going to cause all kinds of problems. Negative effects on growth, employment and inflation. Furthermore, noone knows how companies and global supply chains move from here. Noone knows how long this drags out and the effect on economies, earnings and therefore share prices. How low will they go? What are some of the possibilities? In light of how far prices are falling, some bullish scenarios: 1.Complete U-turn on tariffs - markets go screaming north for a "V" type movement. There is no complete U-turn though. 2. Trump gets his way and countries negotiate to substantially dilute the effect of reciprocal tariffs with 10% across the board tariffs being prominent - S&P500 bounced to just over 5700 on the day of the announcement when it initially thought the 10% tariff was the number across the board i.e. before the dreaded blackboard of reciprocal tariff death came out. But which countries negotiate and what are the new tariff rates? Talk of over 50 countries negotiating over the weekend. More pressure on the likes of Vietnam with the 46% tariff driving a 9% fall in GDP - already negotiating. Less pressure on likes of China with only a 1% hit to GDP so they are saying to hell to the US and Trump and are retaliating. This escalation was a big reason why the market fell even further on Friday, after the small initial fall. So could it be company specific eventually, so long as there isn't a deep downturn? 3.Trump forced (though he won't admit to that) to dilute tariffs by the market crash and likely economic and political fallout if he holds course. -US markets are in crash mode and are still substantially overvalued (more to follow below in Bearish scenario) if he stays hell bent on tariffs. -Protests on the streets already with 280,000 jobs already gone in past two months due to DOGE. How many more jobs to go if the US goes into recession because of tariffs? Close to 2m according to JP Morgan - that is a mild downturn forecast too. -Highly unpopular if cost of popular items like an iPhone 16 Pro Max could jump from $1,599 to $2,300 if all tariffs passed on. I saw a figure of 18% by one analyst that covers Apple if they decided to increase the prices across all regions so we could get screwed in the UK. -A bill unveiled to counter Trump tariffs so more political pressure to follow? -Will Trump's plan even work and companies move production back to the US? Nike being mentioned as an example of no guarantee that they will move production to the US. They could produce more in India and sell more to the likes of China. But basically, questions marks over such a big US name makes you wonder about how others would move. Could this go down as one of the all time screw ups? Bearish scenario, even in light of how far prices have fallen: Trump stays the course with minimal reciprocal dilution of tariffs and escalation of trade war with the big guns retaliating e.g. like China have. Already talk of the big guns co-operating more on trade. -So that would confirm the bearish view of some form of downturn with JP Morgan mentioning a 60% recession risk -Bank of America have mentioned a 5%-35% cut to S&P500 earnings but 20-25% seen as a more common -A mild form of downturn sees earnings at around $250 So the mild scenario takes the S&P500 to somewhere around 4500 on a generous multiple of 18. A deeper number being mentioned is $230 on earnings so that would easily mean an index number of somewhere around the low 4000's. Anything worse than that...well....let's hope it doesn't spiral out of control. RBC Capital have some interesting commentary on drawdowns from highs: Garden-variety pullback: -5% to -10%. That was an S&P500 number at 5500. Clearly blown out of the water right now. Growth scare: -14% to -20%. That results in an S&P500 number between 4900-5300. Clearly where the market is right now. Recession: -32% is the average. That results in an S&P500 number of between 4200-4500. Major crisis: -50% plus. S&P500 of 3100 Markets overshoot to the downside intraday too. I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE NUMBER IS. I AM NOT A GURU. Just trying to form a view as to what the possibilities are - capital preservation vs opportunities. Fear vs Greed. Long term or short term? Long termers might be buying into the weakness depending on where they think the US bottoms. Cavendish commentary recently mentions UK shares being attractive with all this fall out too, depending on how exposed they are to tariffs of course. As long as the US doesn't fall into a deep recession and drags EU and us down with them, I will definitely be having a go at some shares. PGH and SNWS on any big plunged from here with their favourable yields could be two to have a go at for capital gains and safer high yield plays. Just two quickly thought off the top of the head, but yeah we could come out of this okay. The smaller caps I am watching are falling, but nowhere near the magnitude of falls in the US - not even close. They are not currently moving like the worst case scenarios, though the situation is fluid and more selling to come tomorrow. Short term traders like me are looking for oversold bounces with tight stops and not getting gapped out on the next morning, depending on how the US moves after the UK close. US indicies are technically oversold. There was 93% sellside volume on Friday and the VIX is up at extreme levels too so a technical oversold bounce is due. Is it one or two more big plunge before it happens? Futures are off big again with the Dow having closed down over 2200 points at 38,314 - it is currently forecast to open down big again at around 37,700. Brutal! Will an oversold bounce last when it happens? Unlikely if Trump persists. So it's a mess and we're all reliant on the Cheetos eating one. Who wants to be typing gloomy messages like this, but that's where we all are! Spew! Good luck everyone! All imo DYOR |
Posted at 04/4/2025 13:31 by sphere25 Hard to see VLX and others finding a bottom until the US stops plunging.Technically, it is well oversold and there is enough panic out there for a short term over-sold bounce, but the problem is that the markets now believe the probability of a US recession has gone from 15% to 30-35% (in recent weeks) to well through 50%. Looking at the plunges out there, it looks like the best case 2.3% GDP fall expected over there could result in a mild cut to earnings somewhere around the $250 market. Current consensus is up at $268, and because noone knows if there is a form of u-turn or negotiation coming from Trump, the fall in earnings could be as high as 35% - that is according to Bank of America. Currently at 5225, at $250 that is a multiple of just under 21. Multiples can go toward 12-14 in downturns so...where do you stick it? 15-->3750 16-->4000 Then add in a premium for the monster shares? What if $250 is now too high? I don't know the answer, but anyway you look at it right now, their market is substantially overvalued and that is why the nature of the plunges are so big. You can see a big move under 5000 if there is no Trump u-turn and other countries follow China in retaliating. The market went from DOW -500 to -1500 on China retaliating, so it is all getting out of hand and shows how much more downside there could be. Now, there is talk of some form of legal/political moves to stop Trump, I don't know if that is possible. Clearly the market plunges are so big, there will be all kinds of pressure on Trump. But clearly any u-turn or substantial dampening down means go long VLX, ZTF and any others plunging right now. If nothing happens, and they continue down this path, then our 10% tariff over here in the UK resulting in a 0.2% hit to GDP is almost irrelevant. They said 20% was the number to drag us into recession, but the US is infectious. It will infect the EU and then infect us and the likes of VLX. Which means this move down is warranted as profit warning's will follow. That is what the market is pricing in right now. I mentioned saying the market is "abit capital preservation a short while back" when i was selling the likes of GMS. It has turned out alot worse. When Trump was speaking, the S&P500 rallied to 5700 on the basis of 10% across the board tariffs, which would have meant a bounce for the likes of VLX too - a form of relief. But when he got the black board out, that was the end of it - blood bath followed. That is a guide though, if these retaliatory tariffs are scaled back or he is forced to u-turn, then you can see the magnitude of the rally back. But for now, it is all clouded with headlines hitting every so often and at random times including outside of trading hourse. Short term traders have to be nimble, use the stops and watch out for gaps overnight - big mark downs and volatility. Tough one! Let's hope the children come to the negotiating table at some point and do this like they should have done - like men! All unnecessary. All imo DYOR |
Posted at 16/2/2025 10:01 by owenski At the Oct 24 TU, the share price touched 340, a positive reaction to the trading update.Results published on 15 Nov 24, offer for TTG made the same day. Price ends up at 290 over the following couple of days. Share price has not recovered, even after the TTG offer was rejected, it has continued down. NR is responsible for that, and the market clearly has some trust issues here. Bidding for TTG, which was not an obvious natural fit for the company, seems ill advised, NR doesn't always get it right. IMO |
Posted at 12/12/2024 12:51 by rachael777 Is there some element of arbitrage unwinding here since the announcement at 11am as ttg and vlx are moving in opposite directions post the initial reaction to the news which suggests vlx price a bit cheaper than it should be so opportunity to add a few |
Posted at 19/11/2024 02:30 by shaker45 Yes I think he would, if a hostile bid gets too costly. He doesn't need vlx share price punished more, when debt ratio getting higher.His team may have other targets in their sights |
Posted at 15/11/2024 13:43 by sphere25 Look at that pop higher on the official rejection from TTG. This move down looks more like worries of overdoing it on the takeover front, rather than the results. TTG is in trouble with rapid forecast cuts and debt higher than expected.Yes, TTG is cheap on historic multiples, but buying into that mess with the existing debt and then adding on another £240m worth of debt has got the market worried. The Bulls will say it will work out in the long term, but in the near term the market says it doesn't like it and it could cause all kinds of problems. Naturally time will tell, but VLX would not fall this much if there was no offer for TTG. It looks abit odd, because VLX has just had a little relief rally that TTG has rejected the offer, but then the algos have bid TTG higher on the fact that the VLX price has gone higher. And then currently the VLX price hasn't fallen back down on the fact that TTG price remains strong i.e. worries that VLX will have to push the takeover offer higher to get TTG. So a little bit messy right now, but in the short term, VLX recovers if they don't come back with higher offers and TTG plunges (barring someone else having a sniff) back down. Or VLX could continue back down if the market continues its worries over all that additional debt and how much more debt has to be taken on to convince TTG to come on board. So a few thoughts there on the short term dynamics. Hell, it could all work out beautifully years from now. No idea. Just a short termer here with quick ins and outs. Recently traded the Budget bounce, no trading today because its abit nutty right now but usually watching in here. All imo DYOR |
Posted at 10/4/2024 09:38 by dougmachin XPP's up 7% today.I think it's worth comparing VLX's chart against TSLA's chart. VLX seems to be following that far too closely over the past 2-3 years. It seems VLX's share price needs to get its own life and break away from pegging TSLA's. Anybody got any idea when Downing are done? Uncertainty is the last thing any share price needs. We need a good TU pronto to get the share price back on track. Frustrating we are down here, after the share price tried so many times to break out above 320p. |
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