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Thunderbird 6 10 Apr 2018

Re: Down 4 to 97 Mitchells & Butler also down - not sure whether one is following the other or just bad sentiment ?

dregor 10 Apr 2018

Re: Down 4 to 97 Turkey, unless I have missed anything particular re Marston's, I think it is partly due to the doom and gloom in the eating out sector......general cost increases including wages, and an over supply of mediocre samey samey restaurants. Look at Zizzi, Jamie's, etc. Greene King are also having a hard time and are calling a halt to one of their foodie brands.I am well under water on my investment and if things don't improve in the medium term, I may get out and take the hit. The divis are good but the SP ain't! However, at the moment, I am struggling to see where my hard earned dosh could be usefully employed, so here's hoping for brighter times ahead!

Turkey trader 10 Apr 2018

Down 4 to 97 Why ? Anyone ?

Our Haven 24 Mar 2018

Re: trading under 2012 levels TX2, thanks for the explanation.

Our Haven 24 Mar 2018

Re: trading under 2012 levels TX2, thanks for the explanation.

TX2 24 Mar 2018

Re: trading under 2012 levels That's what I was trying to indicate the shares are lower priced now virtually any time in recent history!However in part it has been caused by a share split & a rights issue the latter of which the share chart here does not account for,but only part Marston's is one of the worst performing shares.I gave details of these in my post 5-12-2017.

Our Haven 23 Mar 2018

Re: trading under 2012 levels TX2. Not sure what you mean as it was in the 300’s back in the mid 2000’s.

TX2 23 Mar 2018

Re: trading under 2012 levels The shares are probably inexpensive;but as for trading under 2012 levels I think you could fill in trading under virtually any years level back to the 1980's!!!!!

richard599 23 Mar 2018

Re: trading under 2012 levels I notice that the yield (7.4%) is higher than the P/E (7.1). Not many companies can boast that!Having said that, the dividend cover looks adequate so maybe I'll wait for the interims.R.

swarfega man 23 Mar 2018

trading under 2012 levels trading under my buy levels of 2012 - thinking it must be looking decent value again now. still pays a nice div.

Delian League 05 Mar 2018

Marstons, cheif exec interview Hello,For those interested, Marston's chief exec Ralph Findlay was interviewed today on Wake up to money.I listened to it on (catch-up) iplayer.Regards, D.L.

Delian League 16 Feb 2018

Re: Charles Wells Brewery and Marstons Tomhawbuck,Good info. When Marston's announced the purchase of Charles Wells I was sceptical because I thought it was an old brewery that probably needed a lot of investment. I didn't realise that it was fairly large and modern.The market isn't convinced with Marston's at the moment so lets hope that the directors plans for the business will be innovative.Buy the way, you mentioned the bottling line. Its good to have capacity ready for expansion etc but regarding contract work, I used to work in a bottling plant and we did contract work and there wasn't much money in it.Regards, D.L.

tradingup 13 Feb 2018

Re: Charles Wells Brewery and Marstons lets hope sp doesn't seem to be taking too kindly to Charles Wells just yet.

tomhawbuck 08 Feb 2018

Charles Wells Brewery and Marstons Last November I went on a tour of the Charles Wells Brewery now owned by Marstons. It is huge - seemed much bigger than Fullers (not as big as Greene King) and very modern. I was expecting something down home and quaint. Not so. It was probably built on that scale to brew Red Stripe and when Wells lost the brewing contract in 2014 the plant was possibly too big for them, though they did try to run other brews through the plant eg. Youngs. I thought that more could have been done to maximise revenue. They have a bottling line which was not running at the time of our visit - 'do you do contract bottling?' said I. 'No' they said. Well why not use such an asset to generate more cash, I thought. The reason for this story is that I think that if Marstons can get that plant running to something like full capacity they could do very well indeed.I am a long distance walker and we sometimes fetch up at a Marston's Pub. It is a good day when that happens - good beer, value for money food. So, everything being equal I might invest some of next year's ISA allowance in Marstons.

soi 26 Jan 2018

Re: Trading update for the 16 week perio... I think it is oversold.Bought a share tranche @ 110...........................Sold this yesterday on a limit order @ 113.46, deciding to take a quick modest profit.Still quite like it and would buy back if a drop is seen.ATBsoi

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