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A few thoughts 1) The Bremmen sale improves space utilisation percentage 2) The same sale also removes a messy facility so taking away a piece of work from the management 3) Stockopedia give this an enterprise value of �853m and a market value of �626m, nicely growing dividend and of course this sale will release a bunch of cash either for a super dividend or for another aquisition 4) ROCE hovers around 12% this sale should knock that up a bit, especially as it is physically out on the north west coast.
all I can think of is general Brexit malaise, seems strange, I've been buying at 59p dips
What's causing this to rise, can't see a rns alert or anything
The cheeky b@@gers did it at 60p, when the sp was 68p..... that is annoying and far too low
becuase as a REIT it wants some more cash to buy some more industrial sites.... I do wonder why people think this is a reason to sell???
It has joined an index, so lots of funds will have to buy it, yeahhhhhhh
and being discussed here https://www.facebook.com/groups/1864544023817196/
Looks like breaking out on the chart.
I'm clueless too: this is by far my worst-performing holding over the short term, down 8% over 3 months and 16.1% over 1 month according to Trustnet. The rot set in in mid-January, and only half the drop looks to be due to the recent general market volatility. So much for commercial property diversifying and protecting my portfolio - it's made it noticeably worse! There have been no negative trading statements or other RNS's recently, unless the issuance of scrip dividend in mid-January has cheesed people off - but that was under 7 million new shares, out of a total of 933.5 million, so that doesn't sound likely. The half-yearly results and Andrew Coombs' accompanying interviews were all very positive: the German economy is doing well, and the company continues to do its thing, selling non-core assets that have been redeveloped and buying new ones that sound ripe for the Sirius treatment of changing the unit mix, freshening them up, adding lots of small units, and increasing the yield. For what it's worth, Peel Hunt reiterated their Strong Buy recommendation on 5 January, with a price target of 68p. Perhaps we've got a large and persistent seller since mid-January, though trading volume isn't noticeably up. Or has the SPD announced it's gunning for property developers, and it now controls the Finance Ministry in the new Grand Coalition? I would top up, as I've heard nothing to change my view of the effectiveness and prospects of SRE's business model, but I feel I've got enough in this sector already.
Courtesy of StockMarketWire shows that the CEO sold 166,000+ shares on 10 January and bought 33,000+ shares on 22nd January. SRE spent 17.6 million euros on two acquisitions (Dec and Jan). I do not know the answer but posted as a point of information.
Paid a divi on the 30 Jan but nothing odd and relatively small as a percentage
Not a clue, a bit concerning.
Anyone know why this one is dropping ? thats the lowest I've seen for a while? cheers
op to pick up more
Nice results
Now that Germany and the Euro are moving up this has got to be a sensible investment. Good spread across the country and held in tax avoiding Guernsey
the clue to the apparent 88 times rise is here - see today's RNS "Investors are reminded that the trading currency of the Company's shares on the Main Market has changed from Euros to Sterling." In real terms SRE went up about 6% today...
or trading currency has been converted. Would have been a really nice rise though!!
As stated in the RNS
I wish I had brought this! went up 88 times over a weekend. CRAZY!!
Of millionaires here now cheering? Yes?
One year between posts - not the most lively bb.
RNS out.
Excellent half year with reduced borrowing costs obviously reason for all the buys ! dIvi up a few cents for half year. this is a euro stock which means some brokers might not trade it for you. But Jarvis do in ISA and X-02 account as well. Currently euro is weak against the £ which is only negative factor with this but these things tend to go round in circles so at present this looks like a good hedge in the strongest Eurozone economy..strong buy if without
I can not get an "at best" quote to buy from my broker (SVS), have also tried setting a "limit" order at full ask, but that also did not get filled, any ideas? TYIA.