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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Yu Group Plc | LSE:YU. | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BYQDPD80 | ORD GBP0.005 |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-5.00 | -0.27% | 1,870.00 | 1,830.00 | 1,880.00 | 1,860.00 | 1,855.00 | 1,860.00 | 43,081 | 16:35:14 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Combination Utilities, Nec | 460M | 30.86M | 1.8407 | 10.08 | 314.35M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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28/10/2024 09:03 | It has the potential to be a car crash for the next few years.But we are in one of the safest sector the biggest risk to YU is potentially increases in bad debt as businesses fold under the massive hit they could potentially be slammed with.But until we have facts it's all speculation but one thing for certain these muppets in charge have no idea. | sparky333 | |
28/10/2024 08:57 | Could be a very bad day for AIM | johndoe23 | |
28/10/2024 08:41 | It will, just need to get Wednesday out of the way as to much rumour and not enough facts.Latest is minimum wage being ramped up So we have 1. IHT issue 2. CGT 3. NI for business 4. Now apparently minimum wage increase Never mind Raynor policy push for workers None of the above is pro business the complete opposite and with them all big problems. But some will be fiction and some fact | sparky333 | |
28/10/2024 08:13 | Not even a flicker here | johndoe23 | |
28/10/2024 08:08 | Entire sector is undervalued GOOD is rated double YU on a PE basis so very interested what the offer is. | sparky333 | |
28/10/2024 07:51 | Indeed. Ripe for consolidation | johndoe23 | |
28/10/2024 07:03 | GOOD energy offer. Things are getting interesting in the sector | sparky333 | |
26/10/2024 10:27 | WOOSTER425 Oct '24 - 22:52 - 16635 of 16635 (Filtered) | disc0dave46 | |
26/10/2024 07:13 | Well there is the response now let's see what happens next as this will drive energy prices for the next few months | sparky333 | |
25/10/2024 21:52 | Another cracking night for disco | wooster4 | |
25/10/2024 20:17 | Someone probably still banging on about daily spot price of gas, which is completely irrelevant as nobody knows what Shell are charging YU plus their forward gas contract price is not the same as the daily spot price (folks check the forward gas price chart in their interim report).Just to also post up facts about the UK spot price: the average per therm for 2023 was 99.4p. For this year to end of Sept 2024 the average price was 83.1p. Okay it's increased in Oct but it's still nowhere near the average price of last year, to end Sept it's 16% lower than the AVERAGE FOR FY23. Some folks obsessed with data that suits their book and with data that's not relevant to YU.Folks DYOR | disc0dave46 | |
25/10/2024 20:17 | Sparky33325 Oct '24 - 19:21 - 16631 of 16632 (Filtered) 0 2 0 Sparky33325 Oct '24 - 19:23 - 16632 of 16632 (Filtered) | disc0dave46 | |
25/10/2024 18:23 | Maybe if you took your blinkers off for 2 minutes you might have some understanding. Clueless springs to mind | sparky333 | |
25/10/2024 18:21 | disc0dave4620 May '24 - 19:52 - 13646 of 16623 Sparky"Hmm and people think pre Covid energy prices, get real more chance of hitting over a 100p a therm in 2024 than back to 11p a therm"Are you for real?, £1 a therm, PMSL. What are you smoking fella?.lol PMSL eh Dave | sparky333 | |
25/10/2024 18:09 | Someone probably still banging on about daily spot price of gas, which is completely irrelevant as nobody knows what Shell are charging YU plus their forward gas contract price is not the same as the daily spot price (folks check the forward gas price chart in their interim report).Just to also post up facts about the UK spot price: the average per therm for 2023 was 99.4p. For this year to end of Sept 2024 the average price was 83.1p. Okay it's increased in Oct but it's still nowhere near the average price of last year, to end Sept it's 16% lower than the AVERAGE FOR FY23. Some folks obsessed with data that suits their book and with data that's not relevant to YU.Folks DYOR | disc0dave46 | |
25/10/2024 17:10 | Sparky33325 Oct '24 - 17:29 - 16624 of 16627 (Filtered) 0 1 0 Sparky33325 Oct '24 - 17:39 - 16625 of 16627 (Filtered) 0 1 0 Sparky33325 Oct '24 - 17:47 - 16626 of 16627 (Filtered) 0 1 0 markiemark32125 Oct '24 - 17:50 - 16627 of 16627 (Filtered) | disc0dave46 | |
25/10/2024 16:50 | The gas price was relevant for your imaginary short earlier in the year Dave. YU harped on about it enough when it was falling.YU do make me laugh though with your expert posts.disc0dave4620 May '24 - 19:52 - 13646 of 16623 Sparky"Hmm and people think pre Covid energy prices, get real more chance of hitting over a 100p a therm in 2024 than back to 11p a therm"Are you for real?, £1 a therm, PMSL. What are you smoking fella?. | markiemark321 | |
25/10/2024 16:47 | Black and white DD wonder why they didn't give the commercial details because you seem to think YU and Shell would. Strange don't you think ? Lol EDF and Utilita sign an exclusive structured trading agreement for the provision of wholesale market services.EDF Wholesale Market Services will guarantee Utilita access to both forward and short-term wholesale products via its market leading trading teams.Both Utilita and EDF are working towards a sustainable, net zero future, enhancing affordability and stability in the UK energy market.Utilita, a well-established and prominent energy and gas supplier with a substantial presence in the UK market, has recently signed a wholesale services agreement with EDF Wholesale Market Services, a division of EDF in the UK. This exclusive multi-year agreement provides Utilita with a route to market service, enabling them to meet the electricity and gas requirements of their retail business and offer competitive prices to their customers.Utilita serves more than 800,000 customers with approximately 1.5 million supply points, making it the UK's number one pay-as-you-go energy supplier. EDF, the UK's biggest generator of low carbon electricity and off-taker of renewable energy, will provide ready access to significant volumes of energy for Utilita's customers at competitive prices. The facility includes access to a comprehensive range of products across the trading horizon, allowing Utilita to manage its customer demand profile efficiently and sustainably. | sparky333 | |
25/10/2024 16:39 | Warned you DD energy was following the same pattern as 2023 expect 130-150p by Dec Even higher if Israel and Iran kick off but then matters not Shell take 99% of the profits lol | sparky333 | |
25/10/2024 16:29 | lol you are funny DD, so shell and YU would divulge commercially sensitive details ? Are you stupid ? What about EDF and Utilita still have shown me the public data on there commercial hedging deal.Facts man show me one example please please pretty please Oh yes only 2 trading days for the Big BK discounted placing ahead of the budget and also where are all there Premier Miton sells ?I see nothing but panicked PIs | sparky333 | |
25/10/2024 15:20 | Someone probably still banging on about daily spot price of gas, which is completely irrelevant as nobody knows what Shell are charging YU plus their forward gas contract price is not the same as the daily spot price (folks check the forward gas price chart in their interim report).Just to also post up facts about the UK spot price: the average per therm for 2023 was 99.4p. For this year to end of Sept 2024 the average price was 83.1p. Okay it's increased in Oct but it's still nowhere near the average price of last year, to end Sept it's 16% lower than the AVERAGE FOR FY23. Some folks obsessed with data that suits their book and with data that's not relevant to YU.Folks DYOR | disc0dave46 | |
25/10/2024 15:19 | Sparky33325 Oct '24 - 15:07 - 16620 of 16621 (Filtered) 0 2 0 Sparky33325 Oct '24 - 15:08 - 16621 of 16621 (Filtered) | disc0dave46 | |
25/10/2024 14:13 | UK natural gas futures climbed to nearly 109 pence per therm, the highest since December 1, aligning with the European TTF benchmark. The UK's reliance on European energy infrastructure, coupled with limited gas storage capacity, makes it particularly susceptible to supply disruptions. As colder temperatures approach in early November, demand is expected to rise. Additionally, expected declines in wind energy production in Britain could lead to increased demand for natural gas in power generation. Meanwhile, investors are particularly wary of potential disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz. Norwegian gas exports remain steady, but ongoing outages pose additional risks. | sparky333 | |
25/10/2024 14:08 | lol show me a better performance in the sector and in the stock market in general | sparky333 |
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