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23/10/2015 07:44 | ZPLA Zoopla....... Broker Beaufort BUY...... Zoopla Property Group (LON:ZPLA, 260.0p) – Buy Yesterday, Zoopla Property Group (Zoopla) released a trading update for the financial year ended 30th September 2015. The company expects revenue and EBITDA for 2015 to be around £107m (2014: £80.2m) and £48m (2014: £39.6m), respectively. Zoopla has added 146 new UK Agency branches since its last update in July, taking the total to 12,702 at the end of the financial year. Additionally, the company had 2,706 new home development members, 737 overseas members and 266 commercial members taking the total number of members at the end of the financial year 2015 to 16,411. Net debt at the end of period stood at approximately £94m. On the operational front, the company completed the acquisition of uSwitch. Zoopla would declare the final results for the financial year 2015 on 2nd December 2015. Our view: The financial year 2015 has been remarkable for Zoopla with solid performance in both its divisions. The Property Services segment performed nicely and witnessed substantial rise in number of UK Agency members. In addition, the Comparison Services division performed better than expectations, especially after the acquisition of uSwitch. The energy segment gained from uSwitch’s strong hold in the market and availability of viable tariffs, while the communications vertical has improved from highly competitive consumer deals in broadband and mobile. The improvements across verticals have reflected in the company’s financial performance as it anticipates solid revenue growth and margins. Furthermore, Zoopla has adjusted nicely to the competition from newly launched commercial real estate platform OntheMarket by Agents’ Mutual. With continued enhancements in the tools and services to help consumers in the property market, the company looks to deliver on its growth strategy. In view of the company’s solid performance and bright prospects going ahead, we maintain a Buy rating on the stock. | market sniper1 | |
23/10/2015 07:00 | 23 Oct 2015 Zoopla Property... ZPLA Barclays Capital Overweight 260.00 260.00 265.00 270.00 Reiterates | market sniper1 | |
23/10/2015 06:59 | 23 Oct 2015 Zoopla Property... ZPLA Beaufort Securities Buy 260.00 260.00 - - Retains | market sniper1 | |
23/10/2015 06:23 | Foxtons outdone by canny Zoopla By Harriet Mann | Thu, 22nd October 2015 - 15:04 Foxtons outdone by canny Zoopla With buyers put off by high house prices and stamp duty charges, the number of property transactions in central London is at historical lows. With a massive footprint in London and Surrey, that's shaken the foundations at estate agent Foxtons (FOXT) during the third quarter. Online estate agent Zoopla (ZPLA), meanwhile, is thriving, thanks in part to its canny acquisition of comparison website uSwitch, which is doing even better than expected. Triggering polar market reactions, Foxtons shares crashed 7% to 207p on Thursday, a six-month low, as investors uncomfortable with the London exposure shifted their cash elsewhere. Over at Zoopla, traders chased the shares up 6% to 247p, a seven-week high, driven by a pledge that it will meet 2016 expectations. Both sets of shares have traded a similar trend this year, but have been inversely correlated since the start of September (see chart). Foxtons had expected activity to increase after the general election, and it has. But it still hasn't been good enough in the challenging London residential market. Weak comparatives made it easier to beat last year's performance, too. Property sales commissions rose 12.8% to £18.5 million in the three months ended 30 September, lifting revenue by 8.8% to £43.5 million. Sales from mortgage broking were up nearly half to £2.3 million. New let volumes were lower than expected, as the shift in the lettings market continues to favour renewals. Up 3.3%, residential lettings rose to £22.6 million in the period. Zoopla hasn't been without its challenges, either, and the property portal will admit it dropped the ball momentarily with the arrival of OnTheMarket.com. But its total agency customers are continuing to return, with 12,701 on the books. The number of new homes customers has reached 2,706, with 737 overseas members. These figures were a touch light, but definitely in the right direction. "Pleased" with its performance over the last 12 months, Zoopla reckons full-year revenue will rise by a third to £107 million, with adjusted cash profit up by a fifth to £48 million. These upbeat forecasts are underpinned by the firm's decision to diversify its offering with its uSwitch acquisition, which has outperformed expectations, while its portal division was in line. Foxtons has been broadening its focus, too, expanding into outer London. The ribbon was cut on seven new branches in the period, with the new Croydon site up and running. Although subdued activity has held back the third-quarter, broker Numis reckons Foxtons is poised to benefit from any recovery. "The London market has continued to operate at c.60% of long run transaction volumes, which has constrained the growth in the business. However, this does mean that significant reversionary potential exists and in our view Foxtons is well placed to take advantage of this given its high stock levels and its continued branch expansion outside of Central London, where market conditions are currently stronger," says analyst Chris Millington. He's reduced his 2015 cash profit forecasts by 2% to £47 million, and his EPS from 12.2p to 11.9p. He is now confident enough to introduce his first 2016 forecasts, pencilling in £52 million profit and 13.3p EPS. "Despite this reduction in estimates we think the group is making good progress against a challenging backdrop," said Millington, who still reckons the shares are worth buying. After Numis's downgrades, Foxtons is trading on a price/earnings (PE) multiple of 17 times, with a prospective dividend yield of 5.9%. Ahead of its full-year results on 2 December, management is "comfortable" it can deliver on market expectations for 2016. Numis expects sales of £172.2 million, pre-tax profit of £65 million and 12.4p EPS. While the broker rates the shares 'add', Investec isn't so sure, suggesting that a forward PE ratio of 20 times looks "pricey". | market sniper1 | |
22/10/2015 11:21 | ZPLA Zoopla (Housing/Property) ZPLA Zoopla moving up nicely today on strong results. Should have much further to go. | market sniper1 | |
22/10/2015 11:08 | Nice rise. | juan2many | |
22/10/2015 08:45 | Zoopla makes strong end to its financial year Share 09:00 22 Oct 2015 In its core business, UK agency membership continues to grow Zoopla makes strong end to its financial year Zoopla added another 146 net new agency branches in the fourth quarter Zoopla (LON:ZPLA) beat forecasts in the final four months of its year aided by the acquisition of energy comparison site uSwitch in July. Revenue for the year to September is expected to be around £107mln with underlying earnings [EBITDA] of £48mln, the online estate agent said in a trading update today. Earlier this month, Peel Hunt predicted sales would total £98.1mln for the year, with earnings of £43.7mln. In its core business, UK agency membership continues to grow following a fall earlier in the year when newcomer OnTheMarket.com shook up the online house-hunting business. UK Agency membership started growing again in July, and Zoopla added another 146 net new agency branches in the fourth quarter. Zoopla added 2016 was on track so far and it was “encouraged by the trend of gradual UK Agency membership growth over the past five consecutive months”. Zoopla has 2,706 new home development members, 737 overseas members and 266 commercial making 16,411 in total. | market sniper1 | |
05/10/2015 10:27 | Nice turn up on the chart forming here imo: free stock charts from uk.advfn.com | cockneyrebel | |
17/9/2015 09:40 | Agree you can still get info, but just not anywhere as user friendly, why did they change it? Shame as it was a useful feature to scroll through all houses sold in a street with pictures. | its the oxman | |
16/9/2015 13:44 | I sense some mis-information going on here with OXMAN. I presume you read the post before yours (no. 127 of 128, as it seems not from your post, but somehow managed to read post 126)? In case you didn't here it is again: You can find sold prices by doing the following: 1) Click on house prices 2) Put in your postcode 3) Select your property and hey Presto, along with previous sale prices. Pictures are irrelevant - if you know exactly what property you want to find out historical data about then you already should know what the property looks like.. No losing hits or appeal to worry about.... | pablo2uk | |
15/9/2015 07:15 | Agree loss of sold prices and new format is a real step back. Whole process is awful now. Loved a long list of sold properties with pictures that we got before. Zoopla appeal not what it was. | its the oxman | |
09/9/2015 14:33 | You can find sold prices by doing the following: 1) Click on house prices2) Put in your postcode 3) Select your property and hey Presto, along with previous sale pricesNo losing hits to worry about.... | pablo2uk | |
05/9/2015 14:43 | What has happened to Zoopla web site, I can't find 'sold prices' any more, the main reason I used Zoop. If I saw a property I was interested in, I could find the previous sale dates and the price achieved . Gave you great advantage to know how long the owner had been there and how much profit he had got Now with new web site I can't do that I think they will lose a lot of hits | robertfaulkner | |
14/8/2015 00:26 | Well I've just googled around and found a piece today on TMF putting the forward PER at about 33 at todays price.Seems rather 'demanding'to me. The writer doesn't say which broker(s) he's citing. | scantrader | |
13/8/2015 22:25 | Anyone know the latest forward eps projections by the brokers? | scantrader | |
12/8/2015 19:52 | Seems to have got going, any news from on the market not doing so well???? | robertfaulkner | |
01/8/2015 01:54 | I'll definitely be increasing my short position on ZPLA. Why? I've done a walk around estate agents in Islington today, and was amazed at how many have prominent advertising for OnTheMarket.com Very few have any advertising at all for Zoopla. So, it looks like OnTheMarket.com is actually gaining traction, although still well behind Zoopla. The Alexa.com stats lend weight to that view. Rightmove obviously still dominates - for now. DYOR as usual, just my opinion. Paul (short) | paulypilot | |
01/7/2015 17:49 | thanks bigboots, I wondered why the big drop late afternoon | robertfaulkner | |
01/7/2015 15:18 | Roadshow for institutions today, warning that the new acquisition is taking time to migrate and that subscribers and earnings will be lower | bigboots | |
04/6/2015 07:53 | Early EA investing members can buy the same amount of shares again, at last years price £1.76.That'll be 1,136 more at a cost of £2,000 = 47% profit at £2.60 per share, less dealing costs | hopperagain | |
04/6/2015 07:43 | Is the big drop today the chance that early members can buy more(on first year anniversary) at a discounted price. They could sell immediately and double their money | robertfaulkner | |
02/6/2015 13:54 | Next discounted tranche of shares due now | hopperagain | |
31/5/2015 21:41 | zak mir says buy www.shareprophets.co | pabloiom |
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