W.h. Ireland Share Price (WHI)

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
W.h. Ireland Group Plc LSE:WHI London Ordinary Share GB0009241885 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 41.50 0.00 00:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
40.00 43.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
General Financial 21.61 -3.32 -7.11 20
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 41.50 GBX
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W.h. Ireland (WHI) Latest News

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Date Time Source Headline
17/11/202015:40ALNCUK EXECUTIVE CHANGE SUMMARY: Naked Wines, Tissue Regenix Make US Moves
17/11/202007:00UKREGW.H. Ireland Group PLC New Appointment
26/10/202011:59ALNCWH Ireland Swings To Interim Profit Amid Surge In Broking Unit Revenue
26/10/202007:00UKREGW.H. Ireland Group PLC Interim Results
24/8/202014:38ALNCIN BRIEF: WH Ireland Completes Sale Of Isle Of Man Subsidiary
24/8/202006:00UKREGW.H. Ireland Group PLC Update on Isle of Man Office
06/8/202014:02UKREGW.H. Ireland Group PLC Directorate Change
04/8/202010:39UKREGW.H. Ireland Group PLC Result of AGM
28/7/202012:00UKREGW.H. Ireland Group PLC Additional participation in NED Scheme
27/7/202011:50UKREGW.H. Ireland Group PLC Holding(s) in Company
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W.h. Ireland (WHI) Discussions and Chat

W.h. Ireland Forums and Chat

Date Time Title Posts
13/11/202011:49WH Ireland - At the sharp end of the recovery1,961
16/7/201810:50W.H. Ireland (WHI) One to Watch on Monday 1
14/10/200914:34WH Ireland - could this broker go bust?110
26/3/200912:00Whi so materially undervalued?48
10/11/200416:04Making a profit in a growth industry and a low forward PE!!!1

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26/11/2020
08:20		W.h. Ireland Daily Update: W.h. Ireland Group Plc is listed in the General Financial sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker WHI. The last closing price for W.h. Ireland was 41.50p.
W.h. Ireland Group Plc has a 4 week average price of 40.50p and a 12 week average price of 34.50p.
The 1 year high share price is 58.50p while the 1 year low share price is currently 34.50p.
There are currently 48,729,921 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 6,037 shares. The market capitalisation of W.h. Ireland Group Plc is £20,222,917.22.
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27/10/2020
08:12		tomps2: WHI H1 20 results overview by Phillip Wale, CEO. Profit for the first time in 5 years. Video: Https://www.piworld.co.uk/2020/10/27/whireland-whi-half-year-results-overview-october-2020/ Podcast: Https://www.piworld.co.uk/podcasts/
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09/7/2020
07:56		tomps2: WH Ireland (WHI) CEO, Phillip Wale gives an overview of FY20 results: Https://www.piworld.co.uk/2020/07/09/whireland-whi-full-year-results-overview-july-2020/ Costs reducing, have returned to profit in Q1 21, so delivering as promised. Turnaround on track.
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29/1/2020
16:24		gargoyle2: OOh, a new 3% shareholder! And a bit of buying! And a tick up in price!
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06/11/2019
07:27		tomps2: Video: WHI H1 19 overview. CEO, Phillip Whale outlines what's been achieved since he joined WHI about a year ago and how his strategy is starting to show in the results. He updates on the board appointments. Further, discusses the proposed placing to raise a minimum £2.5m, announced today. Https://www.piworld.co.uk/2019/11/06/whireland-whi-h1-results-november-2019/
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31/7/2019
06:34		tomps2: WHI FY19 results overview by Phillip Wale, CEO Https://www.piworld.co.uk/2019/07/31/whireland-whi-full-year-results-july-2019/ Executing on the plan: reducing costs, retiring legacy systems and improving earnings across both divisions.
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24/4/2019
06:16		cwa1: 08 April 2019 WH Ireland Group Plc ("WH Ireland" or the "Company") PDMR shareholding Simon Lough, non-executive director, has informed the Company that he has purchased 73,555 ordinary shares in the Company in two transactions as set out below. Following these purchases, Simon Lough owns 120,121 ordinary shares, representing 0.28 per cent. of the issued share capital in the Company.
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09/1/2019
11:55		gargoyle2: 910k shares sold today at 60p. If I remember rightly, that was the number that Killingbeck held when he was fired (sorry, left to pursue other opportunities). Must be him finally out, I reckon. I wonder if the share price can move ahead, now that the overhang has gone.
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16/11/2018
11:37		arthur_lame_stocks: I was just looking at the two major shareholders here. They both focus on corporate activism, mergers and acquisitions/disposals and the like. Basically I expect WHI to get sold sooner or later and there is talk of a lot of corporate action in the market. That said the shares don't currently look all that cheap given the poor performance over the last few years so i'm not sure it's worth joining them in an investment.
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03/10/2018
12:45		gargoyle2: Killingbeck has 910,000 shares here, which I'm guessing he'll want to get rid of, now that he has no control over what's going on at WHI (if, indeed, he ever did). Could be a drag on the share price for a while. Now trading below the recent placing price.
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22/9/2018
19:11		gargoyle2: Simon Thompson (IC): There has been some important newsflow from Aim-traded shares in WH Ireland (WHI:107p), a corporate brokerage and private client wealth manager. Firstly, 21.86 per cent shareholder Kuwaiti European Holding has exited. Its holding of 6.52m shares has been effectively acquired by existing shareholders Oceanwood Capital Management and Polygon Global Partners, and new shareholder M&G Investments. The three institutions are also backing a £2m placing of new shares at 100p to increase WH Ireland’s core tier 1 capital ratio (11.2 per cent at end of March 2018) and ensure the company has adequate resources in place to comply with the FCA’s capital adequacy requirements. The fundraising bolsters pro-forma net funds to almost £9.5m, and is subject to shareholder approval at a general meeting on 10 October. Their backing is significant as it comes after WH Ireland posted a thumping £2m operating loss in the last four months of the 16-month reporting period to end-March 2018 (new financial year-end) due to the resolution of legacy issues as part of a major restructuring of its private wealth management arm. I certainly wasn’t anticipating that, nor was the market. I wasn’t expecting chief executive Richard Killingbeck to depart either. He is being replaced by former Panmure Gordon boss Phillip Wale. WH Ireland had previously reported an underlying operating profit of £423,000 on revenue of £28.5m in the 12 months to end November 2017. The company incurred around £2.5m of restructuring costs in the 16 months to end-March 2018 with the aim of generating £2m-worth of cost savings in the current financial year by targeting a greater proportion of higher-margin discretionary (accounting for more than two-fifths of assets under management of £2.56bn) and fee-paying execution-only mandates (a third of the total). Clearly, Oceanwood, Polygon and M&G are taking the view that with the restructuring now complete, trading conditions more benign since the start of April and monthly fee income of £1.3m equating to 55 per cent of overall revenue, WH Ireland is finally in a position to capitalise on the hefty investment it has made in its platforms and IT infrastructure and create a scalable business. Understandably, other investors have had concerns with the management changes and the hefty loss reported, which is why the shares are down by around 7 per cent since I last covered the company ('Running gains’, 21 May 2018). However, M&G Capital’s emergence on the share register with a 14.2 per cent stake is very interesting at this stage and is clearly a vote of confidence in the business. The fund manager wouldn't have taken such a large new position without having a degree of confidence that WH Ireland has turned the corner. We will have to await the half-year trading update from the company to ascertain whether that is the case. So, having first advised buying WH Ireland's shares at 68p ('Broking for success', 1 August 2011), it makes sense to continue to hold on to your shares. Hold.
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