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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Young & Co's Brewery Plc | LSE:YNGA | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B2NDK765 | A' ORD 12.5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-8.00 | -0.81% | 978.00 | 968.00 | 996.00 | 996.00 | 966.00 | 996.00 | 197,857 | 16:35:19 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Eating Places | 368.9M | 29.7M | 0.5078 | 12.01 | 356.76M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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20/11/2006 10:43 | Firm hold for us long termers. A buy if you are new to the scene. | lundhousegreen | |
20/11/2006 09:47 | Good morning. Firm Hold/ buy? | elmfield | |
17/11/2006 18:56 | I sold out of Fullers late last year in favour of oily shares. Still hold one of them and an oil services company (which have served me well) but am beginning to focus on London Olympics beneficiaries. Have bought a few Interior Services Group and continue to hold Renew Holdings. James Latham, the timber suppliers, report next week. Right up you guys' street.............. I see from the Fullers' BB that there are rumours of a merger. Makes eminent sense apparently now that the Ram brewery has gone. We'll see. Have a good weekend. | ygor705 | |
17/11/2006 18:09 | Yes , zeppo sold 7th July '05. | lundhousegreen | |
17/11/2006 18:06 | Hello again ygor. I agree that once any obstacles are removed to sell out in any family company , that IMO, the younger members of the family of the company would prefer the cash .(e.g. HDYS) rather than the hassles of running a business that may have more & more red tape to contend with. Interesting times indeed. I seem to remember zeppo sold all his YNGN about 12 months ago but visits the JHD, DVW,& MCKS board. LHG | lundhousegreen | |
17/11/2006 15:57 | Yes, holding very tightly to my shares. Might consider releasing a few @ £50 ! | lundhousegreen | |
17/11/2006 10:21 | The non voting atre at quite a discount to NAV, I think it will not be long till we see some buying as news filters out. | elmfield | |
17/11/2006 09:24 | Just as we have been saying for a while, this will not be sold by long term holders so any buying and up we go, I like the idea of share split. | elmfield | |
17/11/2006 07:21 | Young's tipped as a buy in the Telegraph's Questor column. :-))) -------------------- Young & Co Stock: £29.50 +63p Questor says Buy Young's has suffered, in the words of its chief executive, a "traumatic" time of late. Moving out of its historic Wandsworth brewery and coping with the death of charismatic chairman John Young have taken their toll. This was reflected in the company's interim results, with pre-tax profits climbing nearly tenfold to £42.7m, thanks to the brewery sale, on turnover up 11pc to £69.1m. Operating profits were less impressive, down 1pc to £7.07m, after heavy investment in some of its pubs, which is a good idea given Young's is now largely a pub rather than a brewing company. Young's shares are valued at an eye-popping 46 times this year's estimated earnings, falling to 33 times next year, and offer a paltry 1pc dividend yield. This is backed by its mostly freehold pubs in wealthy bits of London, now worth £31.87 a share. They are likely to increase in value as it focuses more and more on its estate. The shares, which would benefit from a share split to reduce the headline price, are a buy. | lundhousegreen | |
16/11/2006 07:54 | The mms caught with pants down, they have not a clue were to set price at open!! I have finger on buy button I can tell you. | elmfield | |
16/11/2006 07:30 | Nice 50% increase in YNGA dividend ! Very nice. Not much on Wandsworth sale apart from "investing £37.4 million in the retail business in the first half, of which £32.5 million was on new pubs. This will be financed through a new £75 million short-term revolving credit facility. The repayment of this is timed to coincide with the receipt of cash proceeds from the Wandsworth sites sale." The rest or some for shareholders at some stage? From what other pub companies are reporting, more people are frequenting non smoking pubs, (e.g. JD Weatherspoon), and a couple of million saved with the Young's and Wells partnership, so IMO a bright future ahead. | lundhousegreen | |
16/11/2006 07:12 | Good Morning, well what can I say but what a set of results, it looks like we trade at a big discount to assets and the valuation would come in even higher if all valued as one entity rather than each house seperately, Does the asset value include the ram brewery, it may not in which case, no I am not even going there........, drinks on me as the increase in Dividend enables me to offer! LOL. Buy/add. | elmfield | |
15/11/2006 14:09 | Still here ! | lundhousegreen | |
15/11/2006 11:03 | Expecting another blue day, Wonder what news tomorrow???.... | elmfield | |
15/11/2006 09:35 | Anyone else here, my second largest holding! | elmfield | |
14/11/2006 09:43 | I am thinking that we could be in for a bit of blue? | elmfield | |
09/11/2006 14:08 | Copied from the greene king page: jeffian - 8 Nov'06 - 10:50 - 35 of 36 One of the papers this morning reported a rumour they might take a pop at Wolverhampton & Dudley (WOLV). The trouble with all this 'consolidation' in the pubco/brewery sector is that I had a nice spread of them in my portfolio and I'm going to end up with 2 - GNK and ETI. They will have swallowed all the rest! Regards, Ian martinwj - 9 Nov'06 - 14:00 - 36 of 36 The mid-market brewing sector was in focus again after Tuesday's bid talk surrounding Wolverhampton & Dudley. The word in the market is that private equity groups and trade buyers are running the rule over the Black Country brewery, and traders are talking about a possible 1,800p take-out price. The shares added another 17p to close at 1,527p. Mid-cap rival Greene King closed 17p firmer at 1,056p. | elmfield | |
09/11/2006 12:28 | Or some one casting a fly? | elmfield | |
09/11/2006 11:50 | Interims due next Thursday, with , hopefully more news of the sale of land. | lundhousegreen | |
09/11/2006 09:26 | Any one joining me for another pint? Looks like a move is near? | elmfield | |
27/10/2006 12:38 | We are or what are we, that is a bit of activity, What a snip for someone.. gobble gobble? | elmfield | |
09/10/2006 17:26 | RNS. Young & Co's Brewery, P.L.C. will announce its interim results for the half year ended 30 September 2006 on Thursday 16 November 2006. | lundhousegreen | |
07/10/2006 07:20 | Thanks for that, backs up what we have been saying. | elmfield | |
07/10/2006 07:17 | I also hold Brakspear, up nicely again on Friday. In the Telegraph market report.... Greene King, up 23 to a fresh high of 943½p, benefited from its third bullish broker note in as many days. Yesterday Merrill Lynch repeated its buy rating on the pubs group and lifted its earnings per share estimates for 2008 by 7pc and for 2009 by 5pc. Following its £271m acquisition of regional brewer Hardys & Hanson, the bank said Greene King "is in prime position to pick up more smaller regional brewers in the UK" while there is still "plenty of leg room for further balance sheet restructuring". | lundhousegreen |
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