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The current quoted share price is 41.70 (the lowest price to date this year) based on the last transaction at 12.39 in which 260 shares were sold at a price of 108.42 pounds. During the previous transaction at 12.38, 24,000 shares were bought at a price of 42.37. Yet the market persists with a price based on a tiny insignificant sale. Where is the sense in this method of valuing the share price of a company? ...... or am I missing something here?
The current quoted share price is 41.70 (the lowest price to date this year) based on the last transaction at 12.39 in which 260 shares were sold at a price of 108.42 pounds. During the previous transaction at 12.38, 24,000 shares were bought at a price of 42.37. Yet the market persists with a price based on a tiny insignificant sale. Where is the sense in this method of valuing the share price of a company? ...... or am I missing something here?
How is the share price determined for the AIM index? Yesterday the closing share price for CFIH was 42.40. This morning ONE share was purchased at a cost of 44.00, and the quoted share price rose to 44.00 subsequently. Surely, this cannot be right?
A pr�cis of the latest trading statement from CFIH: CityFibre Infrastructure Holdings PLC said on Tuesday it expects its performance for 2017 to be in line with current market expectations, following a strong end to the year. During the period, the fibre optic infrastructure operator signed several partnerships, including one with FTSE 100-listed telecommunications group Vodafone Group PLC, and two public sector contracts in Scotland, one being a 19-year framework agreement with Glasgow City Council and the other with FTSE 250-listed Capita PLC to expand Aberdeen's public services network. Currently, CityFibre is advancing its Fibre-to-the Premises agreement with Vodafone in delivering the first one million premises out of five million. Planning and preparation work is in progress for the 12 cities which will make up the first million homes. Mobilisation in Milton Keynes is underway and construction is expected to start by the end of the first quarter. CityFibre Infrastructure Holdings will publish its full-year results on April 24. Shares in CityFibre Infrastructure Holdings were down 1.2% at 43.00 pence on Tuesday. The continuous fall in sp this year does not tally with the apparently healthy picture painted by the company.
Added 11641 at 42.90...hopefully it will turn North sooner rather than later. GLA.
It is very annoying that the share price has fallen from 63 to 43 to date this year for no good reason. The only attempt of an explanation I have read was attributed to the fact that Vodafone may be working in closer collaboration with Virgin Media in the future, and are therefore likely to be less active in their trading partnership with City Fibre as a result. I do not accept this as a valid reason for a continuous drop in value over the last seven weeks. Moreover the company have issued a trading statement earlier today stating that the company is growing, according to its strategic plans, and is on course to deliver results according to market expectations.
Any ideas anyone??? Thanks.
Fibre move, but thats going to take a while
Apparently there was some negative circular going around yesterday - hit Talktalk as well. No other reason fofr the drop, so looking forward to the recovery, as started today.
Quiet morning but a very busy afternoon. 3p drop after 1m buys but only 440K sold. Regular rounded buying all after noon around the 50p mark. mmmmmmmmmmmm???
Why?????
Contracts in the bag, low volume and massive slip in the SP! Ideas anyone?
With the joint venture of Vodafone, Cityfibre is going to provide a gigabit network to most homes and businesses in Milton Keynes.
more good news rolling in for City Fibre. glad i took part in the rights a while ago, even if it was only a small part. But always DYOR
CITYFIBRE INFRASTRUCTURE HOLDINGS PLC ('CityFibre' or the 'Group' or the 'Company') MAJOR PSN CONTRACT WIN CityFibre signs 19 year framework agreement with Commsworld for Glasgow City Council CityFibre (AIM: CITY), a leading designer, builder, operator and owner of fibre optic infrastructure in UK towns and cities, is pleased to announce its largest public sector award to date, extending its existing Gigabit City network in Glasgow to 506 Glasgow City Council ('GCC') owned sites in an agreement with a lifetime value of £15.7m over 19 years. The initial seven-year term carries a minimum initial contract value ('ICV') of £6.4m, with options to extend to a maximum of 19 years, and will be delivered in conjunction with national telecommunications provider Commsworld. The deal represents CityFibre's largest project to date and the largest UK public services metro network award in 2017. The construction of an additional 243km of new core network infrastructure will be required to connect the 506 sites across the GCC estate, along with 15 BT exchange-to-exchange links.  This will supplement the 50km of existing core metro infrastructure in Central Glasgow built to satisfy existing contracts with HighNet, Capita and Commsworld in the enterprise and public sector market verticals. The combined network, designed and deployed under CityFibre's Well Planned City methodology, will provide the backbone for transformative digital initiatives across further enterprise FTTP, as well as FTTT for mobile operators, and lay the groundwork for a potential extensive FTTH build across the city in future. Key sites to benefit from CityFibre's investment will include schools, libraries, leisure centres, arts venues and council offices. The network will also be open to CityFibre's 1500 ISP channel partners to provide next generation connectivity to over 17,000 businesses throughout the city. Greg Mesch, CEO of CityFibre, commented: "This award demonstrates the potential for forward-thinking local authorities to attract the private investment in their digital infrastructure that is so critical to their future success.  "The city's full-fibre spine will be built with the future in mind, capable of supporting 5G mobile networks and laying the ground-work for an inevitable roll-out of fibre to every home and business in the city. "Following on the heels of our recent contract win in Aberdeen, today's agreement marks a strong end to a very eventful year for CityFibre and again underlines the ongoing robust demand from the public sector for world-class digital infrastructure to enhance economic development and competitiveness. "This will be the largest public-sector project in our history and makes us the leading digital infrastructure provider to the public sector in Scotland. We look forward to working with our partners, Commsworld and C
This company is in the front running to take full advantage of this . Britain is crying out for faster broad band got to hand it to Greg mesch certainly knows his apple's. Really can't see any down side to this share the country needs this and the government are certainly behind it . Big rise coming I think in the next 12 months or a buy out. My opinion of course glad to be in though GL all.
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The shares would now fetch 53.05 based on a recent trade of 2000 shares. I do not get it, and will find a logical explanation at some point.
This has been "systematically" reduced from 65 to just below 55 in recent weeks. I still do not understand the process by which these shares are valued as the number of trades and the corresponding number of shares traded in a day seem to be very small. In hindsight, I could have made a huge gain had I sold at around 65 and bought back at the current price - or even lower as the share price is currently heading. However I bought these as a long term hold - looking two years ahead at least. I am hoping that my strategy pays off but one never knows. Still, one needs to speculate if one wishes to accumulate a profit!
58.50
How significant is this share price drop? I don�t quite understand how the share is valued from the buying and selling information that I have available. I believe that this share is a long term hold, and that the company�s shares may even be elevated to a different index in the future.
Nobody seems to have the answer.
Why 7% + sudden drop...does anyone have any news ?
There is nothing new in this article, but it provides a summary of the company s future plans: http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/columns/stockpot/28983/cityfibre-getting-the-gigabit-between-its-teeth-28983.html