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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Wren (See LSE:WREN) | WHG | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 9.25 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 9.25 |
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Posted at 10/7/2009 08:49 by affc21 GROWTH EQUITIES & COMPANY RESEARCH Analyst: Philip Morrish Wren Homes Group*: Former retirement scheme creator, now repositioned in growing 'Extra Care' retirement homes market Buy at 7.50p; target price 26.3p (First analyst report I have seen in a long time, for WHG.) |
Posted at 28/4/2008 09:51 by davidosh What is known about the sites WHG have ? Are they selling these retirement flats ? Why did the director leave via unplanned departure ? |
Posted at 18/12/2007 22:19 by what is a login ? Year ended July 31()=Loss/Debit Figs in £'000 and pence (p), unless otherwise stated. 2007 2006 Revenue 2,218 3,349 Pft from operations 494 1,741 Pretax profit 759 1,716 EPS basic 1.42p 3.94p EPS diluted 1.42p 3.78p Dividend 0.3p 0.25p |
Posted at 18/12/2007 07:19 by cyberpost Wren Homes FY profits hit by adverse conditions in housing marketLONDON (Thomson Financial) - Wren Homes Group PLC, the AIM Listed retirement homes and specialist developer, reported a sharp fall in pretax profit for the year to end-July after being hit by adverse conditions in the housing market. Pretax profit for the year was 759,134 stg, down from 1.72 mln stg a year earlier on revenue of 2.22 mln compared with 3.35 mln. The directors are recommending a final dividend of 0.3 pence per share making 0.55 pence for the year. Chief executive Paul Treadaway said the results were not as good as the directors would have wished, but "they nevertheless reflect the current market conditions". He added that as Wren moves to develop larger retirement housing schemes, which will tend to be apartments in substantial blocks, and until it reaches a certain critical mass, in which it has a number of schemes progressing at any one time, both in build and ready for selling, its trading results are likely to be "lumpy", and not following a smooth progressive trend. But Treadaway added that the board will continue to work to build sustainable growth, especially in the South East retirement housing sector as and when market conditions allow "and we look forward to the future with a fair measure of confidence". |
Posted at 03/4/2007 15:25 by what is a login ? Moormoney, I held McCarthy and Stone from 1994 till it was taken out last summer. The growth was phenomenal.I still miss it - and the dividend were generous too. I see Wren have recruited one of MCTY's managers. |
Posted at 01/4/2007 18:33 by what is a login ? I'm not an old sardi holder! whatever that may be :-)This is what caused the Wren to rise 6 months to 31.01 ()=Loss/Debit Figs in £ and pence (p), unless otherwise stated. 2007 2006 Revenue 477,485 1,188,995 Pretax profit 245,504 1,716,178 EPS basic 0.48p (0.33p) EPS diluted 0.48p (0.30p) Maiden dividend 0.25p Losses turning to prifots and a maiden divi. Looks good. |
Posted at 26/2/2007 09:20 by what is a login ? This company was tipped last week by IC at 57p. I bought 2000 this morning at 61.6p. I used to hold McCarthy and Stone and have bween looknig for a replacement in the sector. Reading this thread I wonder whether I should have bought more. I think I'll wait for the maiden divi however before contemplating a top up. Well done philjeans for getting in so early. I think this company has great prospects. |
Posted at 09/10/2006 12:51 by egoi I'm not in any way anti the company and thought the results were certainly very decent(indeed lucky enough to have made a turn out of it earlier this year) but re the AIM move you really do have to wonder.......WHG: 15/4/02: The OFEX float has increased public awareness and will allow us to consider a move to an AIM listing, possibly this year. ENQUIRIES: Paul Treadaway/Peter West Wren Homes plc Tel: 020 8643 4300 19/11/02 Your Directors are of the opinion that the next logical step in our expansion is progress to the AIM market and we will be investigating various methods of doing this in coming months 24/04/03 I am pleased to report the results for Wren Homes Group Plc for the six months to 31st January 2003, where steps have been taken to ready the Group for a proposed move to the Alternative Investment Market of the London Stock Exchange plc ("AIM"). 30/4/04....... Oh yes........ The Directors believe it apposite to continue the move to the AIM Market and are in discussions with its advisors to that effect. 30/11/05: More exciting news................ The Board are currently exploring a number of initiatives. Among these are a Court application to remove the negative balance of Profit and Loss Account, so that the company may commence, when appropriate, the payment of dividends, discussions with advisers to move the company up to the AIM; AND TODAY, THIS VERY DAY, 6/10/06: The Company is currently considering a move from the current PLUS Markets trading facility to the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange and further information concerning this will be provided in due course. P. J West Chairman |
Posted at 22/3/2006 08:14 by philjeans The decision to build a further 3 million homes in south east england will only help builders like Wren, who focus on obtaining pp for brownfield sites.Local authorities now actually welcome such developers, who can make best use of redundant land for desperately needed residential housing. I understand they are very keen on working with WHG. |
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