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The more I delve into this company - visited two sites today - the more I'm convinced that this sp will not, in the medium to long-term, disappoint me.
It's good to know that the SP is maintaining the 1st support level, but if it breaks to 2nd level support at 1.60 then expect to see the SP rally up.
Loads of companies not benefiting from the strong pound earlier in the year but nice increased divi to come here shortly. Fits the bill for many looking to the long-term.
Far from slowing down, after opening its 200th office centre in the first half of the year the provider of temporary office accommodation Regus is set to accelerate its expansion. A full 450 new centres are due to open this year and as many next year. The company does have its doubters however, given its ambitious growth plans. The fact that 85% of its sales hail from overseas means that it is exposed to currency fluctuations - hence the flat profits before tax seen in the first six months. Operating margins at its mature offices however rose to 14.4% during the last reporting period, from 10.6%, showing just how profitable its business model can be. At 26 times earnings the shares trade on a "hefty" multiple, but that is distorted by a heavy investment programme. "The business is growing fast, with strong potential in developing markets. It may take a while for the benefits of that investment to show," but the stock is a "long-term buy" says The Times's Tempus.
Results down due to strong pound earlier in year. This has now changed to suit RGU and the next Quarter should see a recovery. I see it as a buy.
And anyone you designs a 'smartphone' with a sensible keypad will get my custom.
This is a classic. A company committed to very appreciable growth; throwing off cash from its nature business; meeting a growing demand amongst companies large and small with a billionaire CE (who knows a thing or two or three about making money) which has seen its sp decline today. Such are the reasons why I love this illogical market and it's willingness to let be make money.
Wow, this SP has now breached the support level and currently down by 9.4%. For those who still think that the SP has alot of upside should top-up, but I think the broker downgrade is imminent and waiting for the red bleep to flash. However, I think this company has a fantastic long term potential for those brave enough to dip their toes.
Traders over reaction to the negative line about increased costs due to rising business center rollout rate - not put very well by the co I feel - bit too stark - the underlying business is generating cash and growing - growth is slowed by ccy Ironically RGU are doing the correct thing by expanding - investors dont want them to stand still or shrink so not sure what else RGU are supposed to do?
Thanks for the reply, the share is now down by 7% so no thanks. But I'll put this on my watchlist. i hope you're still up despite the fall in share price.
Have a read of the report and see that the mature business is a cash generator. Then factor in the cash which the newer locations will likely add. Then have a look at recent forecasts from brokers.
50glass, dude, this is down by almost 5%! how will it go to 260? Do you know something that everyone else doesn't?
sp declined driven by headline numbers. Await investors reading of the 1H report.
The course to an sp in excess of 260p is now set.
Great that some analysts have latched in. Looking forward to another sp boost on Tuesday.
No mystery - it tracked sct & idx up - I calc 12m rolling fwd trgt @ 222 so 10 bkr consensus of 228 looks spot on
It's jumped 5%. Someone knows something before the results are due!
Re-run my spreadsheet, double checking data, and still convinced the sp will motor upwards when rgu nests updates the market.
ATB LM
was defo big?
This is an opportunity to BUY. It closed around 200p It may reach 220 to 225 next week. Opportunity to make 5% on your savings in the next week!
H1 - first half of the financial year & H2 the second half
what does the h1 stand for? i have seen h1 2012 and h1 2013 but what does the h1 mean?
credit suisse 190.00 investec 180.00 oriel securities 200.00 jp morgan 140.00; jefferies int 200.00 http://investing.thisismoney.co.uk/broker-views/RGU/Regus-PLC
Regus has launched a fresh bid for serviced office provider MWB Business Exchange (MBE) at a much lower price, a year and a half after it withdrew its initial offer. Through its subsidiary Marley Acquisitions Limited (MAL), Regus is making a cash offer for 61.576p per share of MBE, valuing the company at £40m. This is an all-cash premium of 19.57% to MBE's closing price of 51.5p on December 19th. Regus said that if it receives acceptances in respect of at least 75% of the total number of MBE shares, it will apply to the London Stock Exchange for the cancellation of trading of MBE shares on AIM. Back in May 2011, Regus had made an indicative offer for MBE at 92.36p per share, valuing the company at a much higher price of £60m. However, this was latter withdrawn after the other side did not seek to "engage in meaningful discussions".