Accrol Gp Share Price (ACRL)

Looks like things are Storrington turn around and tge future is brighter. Let's hope the SP returns to > 75p

Any idea what these shares are likely to do. Watched them drop from 75p to 18p. On the rise and director gas bought more so could they rise again to domething lije they were. Company increase price of product due to higher operating costs so second golf of the year expected to be better. Still have a good share of market. SP seems undervalued.

Biggie. 1m shares.

Sorry but I just don't buy this theory. Of course Converting uses much less energy than actual tissue production, but Accrol have to buy parent reels, and the suppliers of these simply have to pass on the huge energy increases to the likes of Accrol. In addition the costs of transporting these reels is much more expensive nowadays. Incidentally Accrol still want to build a paper machine as they can see it's the way to go, however it has been shelved due to the current energy situation and high building costs.

Glad to see price moving in right direction. Paper mills feeling strain of extremely high costs associated with current very high energy costs (manufacturing process uses huge volumes elect and gas) but converting has nowhere near same exposure but all benefits of premium prices for packaged products. Pulp prices have been this high before and so have energy and all businesses survived and stronger as surcharges passed on limit losses and tend to form new baseline price structure as other manufacturing costs fall. This is a very professional business being well run with a product line totally focused on supporting our new hygienic lifestyle (who can deny ho much we've changed with COVID). Accrol looked at tissue manufacture years ago and wisely focused on putting their resources in to converting and finished products, if they hadn't, would be a different story as others are finding out grappling with huge bills/losses - reel conversion is the way forward and Accrol are doing very well under the circumstances.