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YU. Yu Group Plc

1,860.00
-15.00 (-0.80%)
Last Updated: 08:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Yu Group Plc LSE:YU. London Ordinary Share GB00BYQDPD80 ORD GBP0.005
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -15.00 -0.80% 1,860.00 1,050 08:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
1,830.00 1,890.00 1,860.00 1,860.00 1,860.00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Combination Utilities, Nec 460M 30.86M 1.8407 10.10 314.35M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
08:04:00 O 50 1,890.00 GBX

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Date Time Title Posts
21/11/202409:03Possibly the share of 20238,130
20/11/202420:31Yu Group PLC - Business Energy Supplier16,749
02/8/202414:36ramPers back Inn ConTrol31
25/4/202419:26New Gas and Electricity Supplier249

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Yu (YU.) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time Trade Price Trade Size Trade Value Trade Type
08:04:021,890.0050945.00O
08:02:101,866.001,00018,660.00O
2024-11-20 16:35:411,875.002905,437.50O
2024-11-20 16:35:251,875.003446,450.00UT
2024-11-20 16:29:201,884.0010188.40O

Yu (YU.) Top Chat Posts

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Posted at 21/11/2024 08:20 by Yu Daily Update
Yu Group Plc is listed in the Combination Utilities, Nec sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker YU.. The last closing price for Yu was 1,875p.
Yu currently has 16,765,195 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Yu is £311,832,627.
Yu has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 10.10.
This morning YU. shares opened at 1,860p
Posted at 19/11/2024 10:24 by sparky333
Stunning actually how blind the average investor is to event around the globe and how it impacts companies like YU.The idiot next door is a typical example because of his short sighted Spreadbetting view of the world. Statement like Energy prices normalising back in early 2024 now up over 120% since that classic The impact to YU has yet to be seen but isn't rocket science to see any contracts placed in the last 6 months will be significantly higher than H1 £47 monthly contracts placed H1 H2 will be significantly higher but the unknown is how many new contracts placed ? 10k 20k ? Who knows but what we do know is it will be very close to 90-100 so anything from 18k to 28k+This is my major gripe with YU they tell us very little any other company would be shouting from the roof tops but YU doesn't do that they just continually outperform under the wider media radar. So BK do not complain at the share price as you are at times the root cause due to lack of investor engagement throughout the year.
Posted at 09/11/2024 11:13 by disc0dave46
Guess someone that posts incessantly and can see zero bear points also believed NG's £100 target price, omg. Where did he / she disappear to when the share price crashed in July?.Blue skies ahead lol
Posted at 25/10/2024 11:58 by disc0dave46
Why isn't YU doing a buyback?, £86.8m net cash at H1 sitting there - IMO a big chunk being constrained by Shells liquidity covenant, but even so they should take advantage of share price volatility even if it does increase Bobbys percentage holding!.An AIM company commenced a small buyback today and said:With the current uncertainty in the AIM market regarding HM's Government Autumn Budget on 30 October 2024, relating to potential changes to Inheritance Tax legislation, the possible removal of Business Property Relief for qualifying companies quoted on AIM and the resultant Company's share price volatility, the Board have decided to commence a Buyback programme.
Posted at 24/10/2024 16:27 by disc0dave46
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
Posted at 16/10/2024 17:27 by sparky333
Actually was at mid price of 1625p , I will be a ramper for stating an obvious buy but the facts speak for themselves 1. The share price hadn't been that high for weeks and weeks 2. NMS is 1k anything outside side this especially a sell would never go for mid price not in a million years3. It was a worked buy over serval days/ weeks that's why we climbed to that level as all the sell absorbed to hit the number required.But what do I know as others think a sell , yeah really and the moon is made of cheese
Posted at 16/10/2024 09:29 by jasonstephens22
I don't know why i check in on this forum. Since 350p the posters here have said it is overbought, the company is in trouble and the share price will crash back to 100p. The same things were said at 500p, 750p, 1000p, 1500p etc.

Now trees don't grow to the sky and one should be cautious of anyone who is permanently bullish or permanently bearish. It shows an agenda or a mind lacking balance.

Yu is still in a decent position. Good cash reserves, growing revenue and profit and utilising the smart metres and tech in a huge market, in which modest increases in market share amount to huge numbers.

That said, i expect more modest increases in the share price compared to what we have seen the last couple of years but the share price still has a bit more action in it this year i reckon.
Posted at 11/10/2024 10:24 by sparky333
Well the share price hasn't been at this levels for several weeks and do you really think the MMs would let you sell that amount at the mid price ? Sometimes you can't get a firm quote to sell or buy 5k never mind 150k So in my opinion these are worked buys over the last couple of weeks and the main reason the for share price gains over that period as only last week it was 1400p to sell.
Posted at 25/9/2024 19:52 by mrnumpty
Maybe it’s a point of honour that , for no reason whatsoever , I’ve recently attracted the venom of both Andymunchkin and DiscOdave . To me it’s par for the course and part of the hysterical behaviour which one has been reading for too long . More importantly than bizarre attacks on me , at 18.47 pm today , on this site , DiscOdave stated about our CEO , Bobby Kalar “ that no wonder he is panicking “. What an astonishing psychologist you are DD , as you can read people’s minds and motives . It is feasible that Mr Kalar is concerned about the forthcoming budget , but he would scarcely be unique if that’s the case . If anyone merely glances at the share price chart for the last two years , Yu took off to the top-right about two years ago and the current low price is in line with the upwards trend formed by all the share price lows over that time period . Today , on the LSE chat forum , Share Nicely Now provided a very convincing explanation for the use to which Yu is putting a lot of its considerable cash pile , which amounts to an investment in the Company’s future . So , according to SNN , a lot of the Company’s cash is tied up , and this explains the lack of a special dividend now , which some might have been expecting . Don’t forget that Yu has quite a limited “ free float “ of shares available for trading , and that this has a multiplier effect on the overall share price , both up and down . Liberian claim next year’s PBT at about £ 2.00 per share so , stripping out the cash , that puts Yu on a forward p/e of about 5 whilst paying an increasing dividend . QED
Posted at 25/9/2024 06:53 by sparky333
Well BK mains all the time about investors and the great success story which to be fair they have done a great job.If he wants a share price to reflect it and no one is interested because they are chasing rainbow stocks, we'll buy back your own like so many companies at the moment.It tells the market the board believes the share price is undervalued. So get on with it
Posted at 24/9/2024 06:59 by mrnumpty
I find it interesting that , in the last few days before these fantastic results , which confirm that Yu remains on a steep growth curve , the share price has actually dropped about 12.6 % ( £ 17.75 to £ 15.50 ). This of course is the mirror image of what so often occurs before companies announce their results , with the share price rising only to be dumped on results day ( the investing adage “ buy on the rumour , sell on the news “ ) . Maybe there’s just the slightest scintilla of a possibility that Yu’s share price has been “ helped “ down so that the big players can get in at a very low price in anticipation of today’s results ? Yu’s growth was much assisted by the leap in energy prices which occurred as a result of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 , and I had feared that , with a normalisation of energy prices ( try Googling “ U.K. gas prices “ , which provided a daily price and analysis of the market ) , the growth of Yu might slow ( indeed , the only fly in today’s ointment is a reduction in monthly bookings ) . As for the assemblage of persons who purport to be our current “ Government “ , thinking they will grow the economy whilst taxing and legislating us all in to oblivion , well that’s a hint of my views ( I daren’t expound on the subject any more ! ) . On the other hand , the blind fanaticism of this Government in pursuing “ net zero “ , with Milliband determined ( from my memory ) to double on-shore wind turbines , triple solar panels , and quadruple off-shore wind turbines , together with the evident vagaries of such output and the colossal costs of re-routing this country’s high-voltage power distribution network , will surely only lead , at least longer-term , to increasing energy costs , which can only help Yu . Energy in Britain already costs 2.5 X as much as in the USA and 4 X as much as in China , which is obviously , and both tragically and insanely driving business from this country , but at least Yu can benefit from that whilst helping businesses to survive .
Yu share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange