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WPP Wpp Plc

783.00
-20.80 (-2.59%)
Last Updated: 09:10:09
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Wpp Plc LSE:WPP London Ordinary Share JE00B8KF9B49 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -20.80 -2.59% 783.00 782.60 783.20 786.00 774.60 782.00 572,108 09:10:09
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Advertising Agencies 14.84B 110.4M 0.1027 75.56 8.34B
Wpp Plc is listed in the Advertising Agencies sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker WPP. The last closing price for Wpp was 803.80p. Over the last year, Wpp shares have traded in a share price range of 656.00p to 957.00p.

Wpp currently has 1,074,837,699 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Wpp is £8.34 billion. Wpp has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 75.56.

Wpp Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
19/10/2017
13:40
Yip it shows in the share price
robrah
18/10/2017
11:03
Tipped by Questor today
justiceforthemany
03/10/2017
17:27
Accenture rumoured to be ready to bid for WPP

hxxp://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/publicis-wpp-takeover-targets-accenture-looks-credible-buyer-bank-says/1445811

Publicis and WPP are takeover targets and Accenture 'looks a credible buyer', bank says
Publicis Groupe and WPP are takeover targets because agency groups are under pressure and Accenture looks the most credible buyer, according to a leading French bank.

justiceforthemany
03/10/2017
16:37
Not done much for the sp!
gswredland
03/10/2017
10:20
Last day to qualify for 22.7p/share dividend is tomorrow.
justiceforthemany
22/9/2017
09:38
Just a shame more of the high director salaries is not put into the business instead.
city chappy
11/9/2017
10:38
hpcg

One argue against that trend, and indeed which offsets discounting, is premiumisation. One strong consumer trend which is seen in several markets today is that people are willing to pay more for premium products, and are offsetting that by being prudent with spending on areas which are less of a priority for them (i.e. buy premium whiskies and compensate by, say, buying clothes from TK Maxx rather than more expensive places or shopping at Aldi rather than Tesco).

Therefore there is definitely a need/benefit from a company's products being seen as a premium product, and hence a need of clever advertising / marketing.

Adam

adamb1978
11/9/2017
10:20
Added these to the 'buy and forget about' part of my portfolio - great brand, market leader and available at a decent price.
adamb1978
07/9/2017
17:07
Should be buying opportunities, with buybacks and M&A happening you would bet
fhasson
06/9/2017
16:57
Presumably bell pottingers demise could be wpp's gain?
slaphead240
31/8/2017
15:47
Joined you here today. I like it when companies like #WPP are available at a discount!
martinthebrave
31/8/2017
11:11
Thanks nimrod
gswredland
31/8/2017
08:31
Good write up in SHARES magazine today, re the cheap share price and being oversold
nimrod22
24/8/2017
18:06
...... At last this is a proper discussion board concerning WPP.... Thank you .
redips2
24/8/2017
13:35
Unless it is properly and we'll attribbed.
Scatter gun open loop approach no longer works and can be counter productive. You give some decent examples.

p1nkfish
24/8/2017
06:17
Well worth a read, 3 levers are likely off & they need to do something.
Acquisitions imho to plug gaps and offer new services.

p1nkfish
24/8/2017
06:12
All the large consumer goods and packaged goods companies are under substantial margin pressure. This is only likely to increase.

Reducing wasted marketing spend goes straight to the bottom line.
Once the likes of P&G and Unilever start this game others follow.
Pressure on WPP will not abate but spread outside of NA.

p1nkfish
24/8/2017
06:07
As an example, a few months back I read P&G decided to slash on line ad spend by 50% and monitor the outcome. There was no discernible change to life-like sales over the monitoring period. The question was then asked what if it's slashed another 50% etc.

What does this mean outside of some online spend is wasted? Quite a bit wasted the way I read it.

Look for companies that can measure attribution as proof of sales vs online ad spend and help improve return on spend.

WPP could well go on the acquisition trail for such companies.

WPP is a great company but needs to go very carefully as disruption can cause even the likes of WPP to stagnate unless they adapt fast and prove their worth in increased end product sales vs marketing spend.

p1nkfish
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