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Didar, do some research bud. you keep asking the same question over and over.
Hi didar1975007,
I know that you have a reputation to ask other members similar cpi share price future expectations.
I and we don't have a crystal ball. Know0 gave you the same reply not long ago. However if it helps you to decide what to do with your or would be Cpi investment, my answer would be that I see the Cpi share price same time next year at about £1.80. IMO, it is a long away for anyone to wait another year to get that share price figure. I would rather sell sooner and take my capital into another stock that is near to make a jump in its share price. Nonetheless, Capita will grow substantially but a very slow pace and too slow for my liking especially after many sell offs endured at the hands of the media speculators and the lack of response frorm the Capita BoD to rebut the past claims by which it frustrated many shareholders including myself to the point where we were left many months not knowing what was coming. Is for this reasons that I'm not interested o see the 70p plus share targets which will be seen in the late summer and into the autumn of 2021.
Please DYOR. Regards, NoFear
No fear ,where do you see CPI by same time next year ? Just a calculative guess ..
Hi rainbowspike
What I said it meant that you need to have your take profit ext price decided and entered into your broker platform so that if for example, you wish to sell at 59p, then you should place this after the 16:30 of 16th March cpi trading day and ready in place for the 17th March. If there is alot of profit taking on that day, then having your price to sell on the order books will give you priority rather than waiting to see how high more will cpi goes before it makes a retrace. Nonetheless, this will be a temporary retrace as new buyers will come in and push the price up over the following weeks and months as more contracts are expected to be won and the lockdowns get lifted across the UK.
As usual DYOR & GLA. NoFear
very odd share movements
Hi Know0
According to Ortex the estimated 12month forward EPS for the current share price is 0.12pence. I presume that we should be around 60p by the 17th March. Also, the revised Ortex general broker consensus has now established a target price for Cpi at 62.33pence as from the 6th march 2021 with 5 hold ratings that has changed from a previous 4 hold rating seen on the 18th January 2021. Also we have 3 Buy rating too.
According to the last Cpi financial report, the Cpi BoD had estimated a profit of £90millions for the second half of the year 2020.
[Capita Transcription -18 August 2020] Read on in page 12 of the pdf file:
https://www.capita.com/sites/g/files/nginej291/files/2020-08/capita-half-year-2020-transcript.pdf
PS:
In the transcript the Bankers Barclays, JP Morgan, UBS and broker Panmure Gordon had asked the Cpi directors for estimated earning figures as above now quoted.
Another business that is indirectly held by Capita -
Scottish based Debt Collecting Business - Court Sheriffs
https://www.stirlingpark.co.uk/
STIRLING PARK LLP
[[Members report financial year ended 31st December 2019]
https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/SO300097/filing-history/MzI4MDAzOTkzOWFkaXF6a2N4/document?format=pdf&download=0
My total Cpi investment is still at £76k at avg. 39.8p - Good Luck Everyone -DYOR
Hi NoFear.. Not long now.. Apologies for the ridiculously dumb question but what do you actually mean by your comment below ?? Is it that we will see volatility once the share price increases? My question is to your comment below:-
Be prepared to be surprised and have you take profit stops
arranged ahead. As you know with all the good news expected, the MM's will close the gates to
deal with the rush of profit takers wanting out and new buyers wanting in.
As always thanks NoFear!
Great news NoFear
All going in the right direction - getting this completed before year end results RNS just adds to the success story
A few months back, someone shared the (anon) analysts predictions - has anyone got access to that?
We had a range of 35p to 130p from memory in December - be great to see what the anon analysts are predicting?
Cheers all
GOLDMAN SACHS RESUMES CAPITA GROUP WITH 'NEUTRAL' - TARGET 60 PENCE
8th March 2021 - See the Broker Neutral rating on the cpi forum lse Cpi share news tab above.
Nice to be back guys. Had a lovely time off. I'm glad that we're almost there. Just to be truthful
with everyone, I do expect that the 2020 FY results will come good and will give us an 8am gap
into the 60p plus share price ranges. Be prepared to be surprised and have you take profit stops
arranged ahead. As you know with all the good news expected, the MM's will close the gates to
deal with the rush of profit takers wanting out and new buyers wanting in.
While you wait for the better days to come, here is
29th May 2020
The proposed acquisition of sole control of Capita Life and Pensions Services (Ireland) Limited and certain assets of Capita Life & Pensions Regulated Services Limited, by SS&C Technologies Holdings Inc., has been cleared by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission.
Monday April 20, 2020 [Notification date]
Friday, May 29, 2020 [Decision date]
These two short pdf files explain what will be sold to SS&C by Cpi under the Irish Merger approval rules.
[Merger Announcement]
https://www.ccpc.ie/business/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2020/04/2020.05.29-Merger-Announcement.pdf
[Public Determination]
https://www.ccpc.ie/business/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2020/04/M-20-016-Public-Determination.pdf
[SS&C Technologies Releases Q4 and Full Year 2020 Earnings Results]
10th February 2021(PR Newswire)
How much did SS&C pay for Capita Life and Pensions Services (Ireland) ?
Well, I put a figure of around £60millions max based on this sole cpi unit past three year earnings.
SS&C spent $471.0 million on research & development and capitalized software in 2020,
and acquired three businesses for $138.9 million, a total of over $600 million.
10th February 2021
https://s22.q4cdn.com/211474323/files/doc_financials/2020/q4/Q4-2020-earnings-press-release_2102021_145pm_FINAL.pdf