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still holding all mine, I think we'll see 350p by summer. Should be a very good summer for C&C! Still at a big discount to where we were prior to Covid
How right you were A Game ,here we are back to 300 p now here hoping for covid eliminated,a roasting hot summer,pubs open and plenty bulmers being drank. !!!!
1st tranche bought at 175p.
The good news is that the company managed to grow its revenue over the last three years, and also move from loss-making to profitable.
Nice £663,600 buy after close of play.
You only need to look at recent Holdings RNS' to see why this is the case ;)
Multiple institutional investors selling down = a phenomenal opportunity to load these on the cheap before they take off. Very undervalued here (just look at recent FY results RNS) and will return back to 300p+ over the coming months. Great to also see no retail here, very much under the radar.
A 'no brainer'.
I'm new to the board and investing but looking at C&C it seems to be very undervalued and hasn't really bounced with the positive news of pubs etc opening in July like other shares. Would be keen to hear the thoughts of those who've been involved or tracked these guys for a while?
It seems to me after watching the trading it is being manipulated for institutions to top up
Little sells of 20 30 then buys of 300 400
I will hold tight already the company have guided double digit EPS growth and a couple of institutions have topped up
Make your own decisions though
This slide seems relentless down 70p from year high is there something nasty down the line I wonder ??
Didn't expect that today !!
i now have a slight worry that we have a institution exiting
Getting a bit of a beating again today !!
Take off ??
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Market report: Oil slide drags FTSE lower Date: 11-12-2015 10:18 Magners maker C&C (CCR) clips ahead 1.4% to €3.63 on news it has inked a long-term partnership with American-owned Pabst Brewing Company (PBC). Under the terms of the tie-up, PBC will have the exclusive license to distribute and sell all C&C’s cider brands across the pond, among them Woodchuck, Gumption, Magners and Blackthorn. For more on C&C, read our recent in-depth analysis here.
Could the hunter become the hunted here?A lot in the mix here even speculation the CCR could team up with Greene King to bid together,even merger between both bidders being mentioned.Interesting....
I believe a good cider apple harvest is expected this year. Should be good for the share price.
2014 – The Great Irish Share Valuation Project (Part VII) I take a look at C&C Group, plus a batch of other Irish stocks: http://wexboy.wordpress.com/2014/04/07/2014-the-great-irish-share-valuation-project-part-vii/ Cheers, Wexboy
2013 – The Great Irish Share Valuation Project (Part XII) I take a look at C&C Group, plus a batch of other Irish stocks: http://wexboy.wordpress.com/2013/05/16/2013-the-great-irish-share-valuation-project-final-part-xii/ Cheers, Wexboy
While our core cider brands Magners and Bulmers both saw volume declines in the period, other parts of the business performed well. The Tennent's brand continues to outperform with net revenue and operating profit growing ahead of the Scottish beer market. Our International business, including acquisitions, continues to grow at an exciting pace, with volumes increasing by over 50%." C&C has increased its interim dividend by 9% to four cents.
Magners cider brewer C&C Group confirmed it is to buy Vermont Hard Cider to boost its presence in the fast growing US market while sales of cider in the UK fell after a washout summer. Operating profits fell 2.7% to €65.6m for the six months to the end of August from the same period a year earlier. Net revenues slipped 2% to €263.4m after poor summer weather and weak cider consumption hit sales in the UK and Ireland. C&C, which saw sales of Magners in the US surge 16% in the six months to August, said it will pay $305m for Vermont Hard Cider which makes Woodchuck cider. In the increasingly competitive UK the group said stronger sales of its Tennants lager offset some of the weakness in both Magners and Bulmers over the first half of the year. Looking ahead C&C confirmed that full year 2013 operating profit is expected to be in the range of €112m to €118m. CEO Stephen Glancey commented: "Despite a very challenging trading and economic backdrop, the group's results for the period demonstrate the resilience of our business model."
Meanwhile, Magners brewer C&C Group was on the up despite saying that poor weather in the UK and Ireland resulted in weak cider numbers in the first quarter. Nevertheless, Chief Executive Officer Stephen Glancey said that "we are confident that our resilient business model and strong brand market combinations will deliver continued earnings growth for the full year and maintain our business momentum."
C&C Group, the Magners cider brewer, said poor weather in the UK and Ireland resulted in weak cider numbers for the first quarter but it remains confident in earnings growth for the full year. Operating profit for the full financial year is expected to be in the range of €112m to €118m, it said. It added that Tennent's performed well in the difficult trading conditions and continues to grow its earnings. Export also enjoyed a good quarter with the addition of the Hornsby's brand complementing steady organic growth. CEO Stephen Glancey commented: "Despite a challenging quarter and tough consumer backdrop, we are confident that our resilient business model and strong brand market combinations will deliver continued earnings growth for the full year and maintain our business momentum." C&C said its core cider business will see an increase in commercial support and brand activity over the next nine months and it anticipates a recovery in volume and revenue.
Hi folks, I recently commenced The Great Irish Share Valuation Project on my Wexboy blog. I'm setting a Fair Value Price Target for every listed Irish company. So far I've valued 2 dozen companies, including C&C. I hope you'll take a look (don't hesitate to comment or email me), and perhaps become a regular reader. Cheers, Wexboy
Thinking of investing here? in the last 52 weeks it's beet between 3p and 3.72p dividens were usually 1p on 15 July but not paying them at present, brokers say hold or weak buy, Irish company with a great product MAGNERS but with the Irish money problem, think this may be holding it back, any info please GLA
looking through stocks and have come accross this one, showing a share price at 3.33p but with a dividend of 6p...a yield of 180%. Would someone please care to explain to me how this is possible