Ripley94
24 Feb 2019
open offer BREE… XXXXX Tipped by five free ( winny ) Chris Bailey 6th September 2018 @ 78p "it will return to the 90s " It fell to 55p by 5th Dec 2018 … now 65p
megastream
11 May 2018
Re: open offer Announcement from Breedon today:-Breedon is pleased to announce that the Open Offer, which closed for acceptances at 11.00 a.m. on 9 May 2018, has raised approximately £4.2 million (before expenses). Valid acceptances have been received in respect of 5,542,967 Ordinary Shares, representing a take up of 100 per cent of the Ordinary Shares available under the Open Offer. Qualifying Shareholders who have applied for Open Offer Shares will receive the full number of Open Offer Shares applied for by them and those that made an application under the Excess Application Facility will receive 41.0 per cent of Excess Shares applied for by them.
Heorot
18 Apr 2018
Re: open offer Thanks for the heads up megastream. I have ordered my entitlement and extras up to 2000 shares. At that price with no charges, it's a no brainer really.
megastream
17 Apr 2018
open offer There is an open offer as part of the Lagan Group purchase . There will be an issue of 5,542,967 shares at the placing price of 76.5p. The entitlement will be one Open Offer Share for every 261 Existing shares. So if you are a small shareholder, this will not amount to anything of significance. However, if you feel lucky you can also apply for Excess shares, with applications being scaled back at the Company's absolute discretion.
velocipede
17 Apr 2018
Re: Staffs Concrete Phew - at last something to get the share price on the move... hopefully. Glad I held on....
valeite
17 Apr 2018
Re: Staffs Concrete LAGAN now acquired....and at £455 m a chunky bolt on to the business . the market likes it and it should fit in to our business well
Lagav16
04 Apr 2018
Staffs Concrete Seems like just the kind of dull, steady money-making business that Breedon loves and fits well with their existing geography. All seems to have gone quite on the Lagan front, however...
Lagav16
31 Mar 2018
Re: RNS: 2017 results Agreed - Hope integration seems to have gone well, as have the smaller buys in Humber/W Mids and NE, with debt reducing nicely and good cash flow. The big question has to be what next - Marwyn/Breedon's history suggests further acquisitions but if nothing suitable could we see a maiden dividend?
ookyfly
09 Mar 2018
RNS: 2017 results Terrific results. STRONG BUY.
DVS 1
17 Jan 2018
Re: What's Happening? As one of the largest aggregate suppliers in the country I would guess they are quite a substantial creditor in the Carillion debacle
philanderer
16 Jan 2018
Re: What's Happening? Poosibly Carillion related contracts ?
patehan
16 Jan 2018
What's Happening? Anyone got any ideas as to what's happening with Breedon over the last few weeks?Many thanks
valeite
27 Nov 2017
barclays capital says... overweight BREE and targets 93 p
valeite
22 Nov 2017
Re: Trading update probably near the low of its trading range/the budget push for increased building will help .BREE is a well managed group but the outlook across a swathe of our economy is hardly riveting .i'm holding but not expecting fireworks
vandeheide
22 Nov 2017
Trading update It makes you wonder why the SP is falling again today after the following, very positive, RNS. Buying opportunity maybe since it has fallen back from 93p only a short while ago? NEWS RELEASE 22 November 2017 BREEDON GROUP PLC ("Breedon" or "the Group"
Trading Update Trading performance Breedon delivered another solid performance in the 10 months to 31 October 2017. Both volumes and revenues were ahead of the prior year, including a full 10-month contribution from the former Hope Construction Materials business, which was part of the Group for only three months in the corresponding period of 2016. Group sales volumes of aggregates increased by 47 per cent, asphalt by 2 per cent and concrete by 99 per cent. Our cement business is performing in line with our expectations1. Total Group revenue for the period increased by 56 per cent to approximately £561 million. Assuming normal weather conditions for the remainder of the financial year, the Group's underlying EBIT for the full year is expected to be in line with current market expectations2. Outlook Forecasters expect construction output to grow modestly in 2017 and remain broadly flat next year before returning to growth in 2019. More significantly for us, new infrastructure and housing work - which together account for approximately two-thirds of our end-use markets - are expected to show healthy growth over the next two years. We continue to invest in our business at record levels, which is yielding appreciable benefits in terms of enhanced performance and improved productivity. This organic improvement gives us confidence that we will make further progress in 2018. We will announce our preliminary results for the year ending 31 December 2017 on 7 March 2018. - ends - 1 In accordance with the Cement Market Data Order 2016, cement volumes are not disclosed.2 The Group believes that current market expectations for underlying EBIT range from £74 million to £83 million. For further information: Breedon Group plcPat Ward, Group Chief ExecutiveRob Wood, Group Finance Director01332 694444 Stephen Jacobs, Head of Communications07831 764592 Cenkos Securities plcMax Hartley (Nomad)020 7397 8925 Numis Securities (joint broker)Heraclis Economides/Ben Stoop020 7260 1000 Note to editors Breedon Group plc is the UK's largest independent construction materials group. It operates the country's largest cement plant, two cementitious import terminals, around 60 quarries, 30 asphalt plants, 200 ready-mixed concrete plants and three concrete products plants nationwide. The Group employs around 2,300 people and has more than 750 million tonnes of mineral reserves and resources. Its strategy is to continue growing organically and through acquisition of businesses in the UK heavyside construction materials market.
