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16/1/2021
18:41 | bg97: Manchester:Developer Watkin Jones Group has lodged an application with Manchester City Council to redevelop the site of the USDAW trade union building on Wilmslow Road into a 425-bedroom student housing development.Personally find it quite exciting seeing the growth of this company over the next few years if all these planning applications go through. Roll on results this week... maybe even a dividend announcement....
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16/1/2021
10:21 | clausentum: From the November update:
"-- Intention to pay a full year dividend for 2020 in line with our policy of 2.0x cover, reflecting our strong cash position, subject to there being no material deterioration in market conditions".
IMO if they follow through with this there should be a higher share price A significant dividend and capital light model make this company ideal for risk averse income investors.
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30/12/2020
20:41 | clausentum: Only 3 weeks until FY results, and news on the dividend.
" Intention to pay a full year dividend for 2020 in line with our policy of 2.0x cover, reflecting our strong cash position, subject to there being no material deterioration in market conditions."
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21/12/2020
08:25 | investor0109: Would not sell WJG today. General market overreaction, property stocks worse hit than others though rationale does not apply here. Forward business, continued to grow during 9 months prior and results due in few weeks. Opportunity for good entry price/build holding within coming days/weeks with nice 25%+ scoop by early to mid. 2021.
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11/12/2020
10:19 | investor0109: basem1- would like to think so, though believe it has further to fall yet- fear driving price in my view. great opportunity to increase holding/find entry within coming weeks though. WJG well positioned to weather no deal Brexit, with future business secured and cash in bank. Market misstep on WJG in my view.
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27/11/2020
11:47 | investor0109: Goodpick- Unfortunately, my valuation skills not quite in the realm of Mr Thompson! Do however take a peculiar satisfaction in seeing my targets in step with a tipster.
Market jitters today, though the future looking bright for WJG. Agreed that £3 not too far beyond with continued forward sales and expect just that. Confident that update in Jan. will impress, though here's hoping.
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18/11/2020
10:21 | goodpick: Investor 0109 - would personally love that ( - :
£2 initially then definitely £2.50.
On a dividend of 8.8p per share @ 3.5% that’s just under £2.50.
The 3.5% divi yield was where it was hanging pre Covid and that was based on the 10% per year growth in divis.
The only thing is that there needs to be a lot more certainty around 2022/23 and 2023 / 24 and onward earnings which will rely on more forward sales being confirmed. The Brookfield forward sales announced in the update are encouraging but need more. What is also encouraging is the growth in the build to rent land bank.
So for that reason £2 very very soon is a no brainier then with expected news towards £2.50. In 2 years time if all goes well £3 is not impossible if they can keep on growing dividends.
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12/11/2020
14:16 | goodpick: Who wouldn’t take profits from 136p here
Value in dividend announcement mid January could take it to 200p if not before.
I’ve read in research they plan to pay the full years dividend including the suspended interim amount so 8p a share available to those who can wait.
If research is reliable.
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06/11/2020
08:54 | rustle2: Dividends reinstated. The Group announced it intends to pay a final dividend for FY 2020, having suspended the interim dividend. This will be at the Group’s ongoing policy of 2.0x cover and will apply to underlying earnings for the whole of FY 2020E.
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06/11/2020
08:04 | zangdook: They intend to pay a dividend but presumably not until February, as in previous years. Still, as it's a full year dividend presumably it'll allow for the interim having been missed so we won't lose out.
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