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Marston’s PLC (MARS)
London
| Symbol | Exchange | Currency | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MARS | London | GBP | Real-time | |
| MARSl | BATS Europe | GBP | Delayed | |
| MARS | Frankfurt | EUR | Delayed |
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- Volume: 2,554,326
- Bid/Ask: 72.35 / 72.55
- Day's Range: 68.05 - 72.50
Marston’s
72.40
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Marston’s PLC Company Profile
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Marston's PLC operates managed, franchised, tenanted, and leased pubs, bars, restaurants, and accommodations in the United Kingdom and internationally. The company operates through Pubs and Bars, and Brewing segments. It provides cask, kegs, and packaged beers through its six breweries under the Pedigree, Hobgoblin, Wainwright, and Shipyard brands, as well as under the licensed brands, including Estrella Damm. The company operates through approximately 1,365 bars and pubs; and approximately 1,665 rooms. It is also involved in the property management; telecommunications; and insurance businesses. The company was formerly known as The Wolverhampton & Dudley Breweries PLC and changed its name to Marston's PLC in January 2007. Marston's PLC was founded in 1834 and is headquartered in Wolverhampton, the United Kingdom.
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Top Executives
| Name | Age | Since | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| Octavia K. Morley | 53 | 2020 | Senior Independent Director |
| William John Rucker | 58 | 2018 | Independent Chairman |
| E. Matthew G. Roberts | 57 | 2017 | Independent Non-Executive Director |
| Ralph Graham Findlay | 60 | 1996 | CEO & Executive Director |
| Bridget Lea | - | 2019 | Independent Non-Executive Director |
| Hayleigh Lupino | - | 2021 | CFO & Director |
| Andrew A. Andrea | 51 | 2009 | CEO, Corporate Development Officer & Executive Director |
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Nicholas Aldam
Oct 13, 2021 8:14
So good news and results for Marston’s, and still it does not appease the market🧐
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Nicholas Aldam
Jul 12, 2021 15:11
Shorters again…..complete and utter 🤬🤬🤬
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Nicholas Aldam
Jul 07, 2021 15:30
What is going wrong still, or are the shorters continuing on their path of destruction? Or maybe they are teetotals and which case go and get wasted elsewhere and leave the hospitality stock sectors to recover
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Nicholas Aldam
Jun 28, 2021 9:03
Short sellers with no morals just greed hitting this stock…..what comes around goes around just like Gamestop, one Hedge Fund has pulled the shutters down as a consequence of that greed,
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Craig Nelson
Jun 15, 2021 9:38
how can there be value in a company who can't trade..and I pubs are opening as they were previously...IF YOU have tried to buy a drink and download the app and order at the table ... it's impossible..apart from die hard drinkers... SELL before you lose your shirt.... no value at 90p
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Nicholas Aldam
May 18, 2021 12:04
Shorting this stock is adding immense impact on its share price! Guys/Girls, we are exiting lockdown so have an ounce of sense and let those “loyal” investors gather back some loses
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Nicholas Aldam
Mar 11, 2021 7:49
Will the impending departure of the CEO directly impact the price?
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Nicholas Aldam
Feb 12, 2021 8:53
In business you need all the cogs turning, those cogs are made up of large perfoming wheels to small wheels and without either the company will not function. Asset strippers are not interested that removing parts of an engine will have an impact on the overal perfromance, their interest remains solely on lining their coffers
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Nicholas Aldam
Feb 11, 2021 9:07
Performed well without any Private Equity buyout and will survive going forward.Private Equity would asset strip and keep the performing parts...close non profit making pubs etc. This is the 3rd offer Marston’s has recieved and by far the highest share offer, £1.05. Does that tell us they are holding out for a higher offer?
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Nigel Lougher
Feb 01, 2021 20:51
can we hope for a white knight or am I being too hasty?
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Nicholas Aldam
Jan 29, 2021 13:52
Reuters - Marstons have received an unsolicited offer from Platinum Equity Advisors for a possible cash offer, pruvate equity buyout. Good and bad, asset strip, hive off and keep the performing parts....hence the share price increase. HOLD for further update
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David Trivett
Jan 28, 2021 20:19
I like the look of Marston's as a small investment punt. Im keeping a daily eye on them. If they drop again to anything below 40.00 I'm in.
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Nicholas Aldam
Jan 11, 2021 14:38
Just bought into this under valued stock, post lockdown and mass vaccination, in due course pubs will reopen and this will find running legs
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benjamin allen
Nov 10, 2020 11:41
Long play hold your nerve upside to come —out at 85-90 to lock in profit
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Ru Ruisu
Nov 10, 2020 11:41
Yes, hope will get there... but looks like they are going to pay the final dividends coming month?
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Peter Fenny
Oct 13, 2020 23:00
Marston will not fail now it is partnered with carlsburg if i was everyone id buy in more in regular invesments and average up for safety with the volatility
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Hashim Aslam
Aug 03, 2020 18:39
Omg this stock and cineworld I'm stuck both ibougt at 70p plus I don't know what to do should I sell them or hold for few years
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Derek Andrew
Aug 03, 2020 18:39
Hold 🙏🙏🙏🙏
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Hashim Aslam
Aug 03, 2020 18:39
Derek Andrew Both
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Hans Ontits
Aug 03, 2020 18:39
its a risky speculative stock, you shouldn't have bought in if you were not prepared for volatility. Presumably you bought it because you believed pubs would recover over time so you should hold, why would you sell.
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Hashim Aslam
Aug 03, 2020 18:39
Tnx bro
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benjamin allen
Aug 03, 2020 18:39
Hold !!
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diabolo Ju
Jul 16, 2020 16:17
Fair value for Marston's is 69p
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Balbir Bains
Jul 13, 2020 13:23
cannot believe it pubs are now open but Marston's share still down
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Liam MacPherson
Jul 13, 2020 13:23
It doesn't mean that everyone will go in!
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Sunil Mishra
Jul 08, 2020 16:52
Tomorrow it will start with15% high.
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Hashim Aslam
Jul 03, 2020 23:21
Any chance this stock rise upto 80p on Monday 6th July
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Alex White
Jul 03, 2020 23:21
I guess not
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Jeremy Milsom
Jul 03, 2020 23:21
I'd say you got a 50/50 chance of 80p by July 2021 IF you assume Covid-19 treatments/vaccine proceed well and there is no full-on global capitalism meltdown in the meantime. I'm taking the meum view an holding (tight - i's gunna be bumpy).
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Hashim Aslam
Jul 03, 2020 23:21
It did touch on 85p on a 8th June
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Jeremy Milsom
Jul 01, 2020 15:38
Lots of UK residents with money in their pockets looking to get out and spend, particularly on low ticket items/entertainment. Many will have little appetite for spending on holidays abroad so the 'holiday' cash will be spent at home ... a good summer should also support this. I'd hope sales will match or exceed last summer and the share price may reflect this with some upside to come.
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ROGER TAYLOR
Jul 01, 2020 10:04
pubs tipped for drinking spree, this share is going to gain %vol
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Steven Parkey
Jun 30, 2020 12:57
why is the price so low now? surely this is a strong buy at 54p!!!! especially with pubs reopening.
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מי צמ
Jun 30, 2020 12:57
because most of the people in UK working from home and not go to the pub after a long day in the offfice....
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Derek Andrew
Jun 30, 2020 12:57
The share price only covers the value of the newly merged brewing business. Thete us no equity value for the net £500m freehold properties - after debt, nor the £237m of cash coming inBizarre...
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Jeremy Milsom
Jun 25, 2020 22:09
Seriously though - all good news is now in ... just reality now .... I'm hoping for a long, steady rise to 75-95 over the next 12 months or so.
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Jeremy Milsom
Jun 25, 2020 22:07
Nope. But I'm drinking copious amounts of Pedigree in an effort to boost sales/
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