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on Smurfit numbers??
We hope
Bxxm
Have shaken a few shares out of weak hands
3.30 next stop
That’s has long as the septic tanks don’t send the world into recession with there terrible policies and dollar strength
GLA
On the Smurfit Kappa results boom
Whatever happens it still turns a profit with xmas still too come
Share buy backs working too there full potential also
Boom time gla
You can always get their results on the Londonstockexchange.com site
Palm oil may break a resistance at 3,924 ringgit per tonne and rise into 3,958-4,001-ringgit range, Reuters technical analyst Wang Tao said. TECH/C
8.3% in the states
New bud one hopes ????
They have made themselves look inept in every way
What was going through the minds of the directors with their big holdings!!!
Lets hope they are has clever too get it back to mid three’s again !!!!
GLA
This share amazes me, for all the wrong reasons
Lol
You are just a scaremongering bad person
If you are wary of their practices don’t buy in and jog on
Even if their NAV falls by twenty percent,at this price the stock is a buy too seventy five
Market Cap£383mLast Close63pCivitas Social Housing invests across the UK in care-based community housing and healthcare facilities, particularly specialised supported housing, for the benefit of working age adults with long-term care needs. Its investment objective is to provide an attractive level of income, with the potential for capital growth.More Civitas Social Housing content >Investment summaryCivitas Social Housing’s (CSH) Q123 NAV increased 1.4% to 11.89p and including DPS paid the three-month NAV total return was 2.7%, continuing the consistently positive returns of the five years since IPO. A Q123 DPS declared of 1.425p was in line with the full year target of at least 5.70p (+2.7%). CSH says the increased target DPS reflects strong underlying cash generation and the board’s positive view of the prospects for the current financial year. FY22 DPS cover was 87% but was 97% on a look-through basis and should increase further with index-linked rent increases. The latter supported Q123 capital growth, which also benefitted from a slightly tighter net initial yield (5.25% vs 5.28% at end-FY22). Work is progressing on the recently launched initiatives to promote greater regulatory alignment and address perceived lease risks should be positive for the sector without negatively impacting existing financial returns. We are reviewing our forecasts.Y/E MarRevenue (£m)EBITDA (£m)PBT (£m)EPS (fd) (p)P/E (x)P/CF (x)2021A 47.8 N/A 36.1 4.9 12.9 15.02022A 50.7 N/A 44.8 4.8 13.1 10.42023E 55.6 N/A 49.8 5.8 10.9 8.62024E 57.0 N/A 51.5 6.0 10.5 8.4Industry outlookWe expect private capital to remain crucial in meeting the current and future needs for care-based social housing. It is widely recognised to improve lives in a cost-effective manner compared with the alternatives of residential care or hospitals.LAST UPDATED ON 28/09/2022Content on Civitas Social HousingCivitas Social Housing – Initiatives to underpin consistent performanceReal Estate | research Update | 27 May 2022Civitas social housing - profile image - 25062019 - JPGCivitas Social Housing – Focusing on the positive driversReal Estate | research Update | 17 February 2022Civitas social housing - profile image - 25062019 - JPGCivitas Social Housing – Focus returning to positive driversReal Estate | research Update | 1 February 2022Civitas social housing - profile image - 25062019 - JPGView moreFollow this companyRegister to receive research on Civitas Social Housing as it is publishedMartyn KingAnalystSectorReal EstateAccess more Real Estate contentShare price graphBalance sheetForecast net cash (£m) 321.3Forecast gearing ratio (%) N/APrice performance%1m3m12mActual (15.9) (23.4) (28