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WKP Workspace Group Plc

524.00
11.00 (2.14%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Workspace Investors - WKP

Workspace Investors - WKP

Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Workspace Group Plc WKP London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
11.00 2.14% 524.00 16:35:22
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
520.00 511.00 524.00 524.00 513.00
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Industry Sector
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUSTS

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Posted at 15/11/2022 07:42 by suetballs
Hopes not shattered - a good set of half year results.
Like all well run companies looking after customers employees and investors.
Dividend up 20%.
Mckay integrated.
Future even with inflationary pressures looks bright.
Suet
Posted at 22/10/2021 11:37 by alotto
Gains on asset can't be monetised and paid out as dividends unless you strip the company of its asset. it is not cash, it is a figure that little matters to an investor. So why is it included in figures like profits. That should only be on the balance sheet but not feeding in the income or cash statement
Posted at 12/11/2020 04:44 by rambutan2
Results webcast available and worth a watch:
Posted at 28/7/2020 11:09 by slicethepie
I wonder if it will be acquired. For a long term investor this is a perfect opportunity to acquire London property at a big discount. Most of their sites have development potential so valuing them on current yield understates true value. Whilst hard to predict current rent, however once normality returns this is the cheapest and most flexible way to have an office / workspace in London so should benefit from trading down. Working from home is not an option for most businesses.
Posted at 07/7/2016 17:25 by christh
Workspace trebles NAV in four years
By Jonas Crosland,
08 June 2016

Workspace (WKP) continues to deliver some of the best returns seen anywhere in the real-estate sector, and in the year to March 2016, adjusted net asset value (NAV) jumped by 31 per cent to 923p, which means that since 2012 the valuation has more than trebled. And, unlike most of its contemporaries, where valuations have come in markedly lower than last year, Workspace enjoyed an uplift on its portfolio of £297m; that's only a tad lower than the £318m in the previous year.

Investors Chronicle
Posted at 22/2/2016 20:05 by discodave4
Possible read across from the drop in housebuilders today. Possibly a reaction to the following:hTTp://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/markets/questor/12165800/Banks-and-house-builders-flash-early-warning-of-UK-recession.htmlExtract: He recommends investors watch "ultra-cyclical" stocks such as housebuilders, real estate, banks and financial firms. These were the first companies to show signs of weakness in 2008. Mr Jory believes the structure of the UK economy remains broadly similar now, with finance, consumption and the housing market continuing to play an outsized role.DD
Posted at 04/2/2016 15:56 by mrjohnson
Bought my first tranche today at £7.58.

I'm normally a long term investor unless circumstances change significantly. If the price drops to £7 on no news, will probably buy more. Very volatile markets at the moment!

Also bought Bellway & Galliford Try after selling all my Verizon & some of my National Grid.
Posted at 14/11/2015 13:20 by discodave4
Investor Chronicle yesterday a BUY for WKP.DD
Posted at 13/8/2015 09:03 by hawaly
From today's FT:


Derwent profits from office space squeeze
33 minutes ago


Shares in UK Tech Belt landlord Derwent London surged 4 per cent at the open this morning as the company reported it has seen surging growth in both rents and the value of its property portfolio, thanks to "strong" demand from corporate occupiers and "voracious" demand from investors.

Derwent is one of the most prominent landlords in the eastern fringes of the City where London's tech companies tend to cluster, and it has benefited from the area's transformation from gritty and rundown to a thriving business community, writes Kate Allen.

The price of new rents agreed by Derwent has risen by 5.2 per cent in the six months to end-June, while the value of its buildings jumped by 9.1 per cent to £4.6bn......

Despite London's rapidly growing economy it faces a shortage of good-quality office property, as little new construction took place during the extended half-decade-long property market downturn.
Posted at 22/1/2015 17:31 by jeffcranbounre
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