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Results showing the moronic directors at LAD how it's done for sure. If you have mood - you can come here - [LINK REMOVED]
Got some this am at 138 - only 121 in November and no comments since. Lots of nice divs etc to come and assimilation of the take over. Still cheap I think and hope.
Betfair boss hits £50m jackpot Peter Evans Breon Corcoran’s shares and options will most likely be converted into Paddy Power stock Published: 29 November 2015
Betfair merger on course as revenues rise Financial Times Betfair, the online bookmaker, has said the planning for its merger with Paddy Power is in “reasonable shape”
Paddy Power sales up despite punters’ Champions League lucky streak http://www.standard.co.uk/business/paddy-power-sales-up-despite-punters-champions-league-lucky-streak-a3116376.html
You got to hand it to them They might have a lot of cheesey gimmicks and seem to be giving out all their money on a plate to Cheltenham punters but boy they certainly know how to run a company and make the right moves Stolen Ladbrokes thunder in one hit Well done I wish i hadnt sold my shares in them now ,One time selling plater now jumping the last in the Gold Cup a country mile ahead of the field
Results showing the moronic directors at LAD how it's done.
Wow what a coup
Paddy Power reports record profits: Paddy Power is to return €392 million (£285 million) to shareholders after enjoying a record year for profits.
Can anyone tell me why this is not showing on the share riser board?
2m market cap lol that cannot be right!
poor results
Brilliant RNS in my opinion!
Not sure if you punters know what is going on with that firm.They employ half-wits to "trade" and are a shadow of what they used to be.The tales that I could tell.. Sell Sell and when you have sold sell again...
2014 – The Great Irish Share Valuation Project (Part VIII) I take a look at Paddy Power, plus a batch of other Irish stocks: http://wexboy.wordpress.com/2014/04/17/2014-the-great-irish-share-valuation-project-part-viii/ Cheers, Wexboy
ignore the 'p' lol
The SP will be closer to 100p in 18 months than it will be to 61p. By the way - You're*
A £4.9 billion market cap? So where's the revenue for that coming from? I take it your joking
I disagree. I think we will see three figures inside 18 months
No post since my summer one? Bizarre ! Credit where credit due. Advertising is brilliant from this company Catchy talk able ads equals massive sales growth so marketing big boys say And that's what has happened the last 6 months so good luck all. Not invested (was 4 years ago) let's see but still looks top heavy IMHO
Hugely over priced the yield is weak and will further weaken thus lowering the sp. not one for growth and certainly not one for me. Was once king of Cheltenham prices. Not anymore The whole gaming sector looks top heavy IMHO and this is near the top.
2013 – The Great Irish Share Valuation Project (Part IV) I take a look at Paddy Power, plus a batch of other Irish stocks: http://wexboy.wordpress.com/2013/02/11/2013-the-great-irish-share-valuation-project-part-iv/ Cheers, Wexboy
"Our leading positions in mobile betting are positively impacting online turnover growth and sportsbook gross win percentages. In October, mobile turnover as a percentage of total online sportsbook stakes was 27% in Australia (June: 25%) and 45% in paddypower.com (June: 41%). The most rapid mobile penetration continues to occur in gaming with mobile gross win in October accounting for 28% of Paddy Power Casino (June: 19%) and 25% of Paddy Power Games (June: 20%)."
Irish bookmaker Paddy Power has said that overall, its performance between the start of July and mid-November has been in line with expectations, with strong growth in net revenue of 23 per cent and continued significant investment. The paddypower.com website maintained good momentum, with turnover increasing by 28% against the same period the previous year. Activity levels outside of Australia were moderated by a number of factors, including weather related racing cancellations and the Olympics. However, this was offset by favourable sports results which resulted in a gross win percentage above our normal expectations and the equivalent period last year. UK Retailed delivered a solid performance in a competitive high-street environment, with like-for-like net revenue up 5%, driven by strong sportsbook growth of 12%, offsetting a decline in machine gaming of 4%. Irish Retail also performed positively with like-for-like stakes up 0.4% and net revenue up 8%. Online turnover in Australia rose 24% compared to the same period the previous year, and while gaming/B2B net revenue growth slowed during August and September, it returned to strong growth in October and grew by 14% in the period overall. "We now expect to open up to 45 new shops in the UK in 2012," the firm said. "We also continued to progress our portfolio of newer online businesses and to invest in exploring other development opportunities to contribute to longer term growth.
Any new info from others welcome board seems too quiet still looks solid for year end despite regulation restrictions and reinvestment costs, steady year on year upwards trend