The building materials sector was once a closely watched sector in the FTSE Indices. It was pored over by analysts and economists, looking not just for clues about the performance of particular building sub-sectors but for signs about the direction of the economy as a whole. It was discontinued by FTSE some years ago, mainly the result of a rampant decade or two of mergers and acquisitions i.e. piece by piece, since 1997, household names, FTSE 100 constituents and behemoths have been acquired
07 Jul 2015
July 2015 Monthly - Reconstructing the UK Building Materials Sector
Alliance Pharma plc (APH:LON), 35.0 | City of London Investment Group PLC (CLIG:LON), 328 | Empresaria Group plc (EMR:LON), 38.0 | Futura Medical plc (FUM:LON), 35.8 | Software Circle PLC (SFT:LON), 19.0 | Lombard Risk Management (LRM:LON), 0 | Medicx Fund (MXF:LON), 0 | Murgitroyd Group (MUR:LON), 0 | PPHE Hotel Group Limited (PPH:LON), 1,488 | United Cacao Ltd Sezc (CHOC:LON), 0 | Primary Health Properties PLC (PHP:LON), 90.5 | Tethys Oil AB (0A1V:LON), 0 | Sondrel (Holdings) Ltd. (SND:LON), 4.0 | Verona Pharma plc Sponsored ADR (VRNA:NAS), 0
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July 2015 Monthly - Reconstructing the UK Building Materials Sector
Alliance Pharma plc (APH:LON), 35.0 | City of London Investment Group PLC (CLIG:LON), 328 | Empresaria Group plc (EMR:LON), 38.0 | Futura Medical plc (FUM:LON), 35.8 | Software Circle PLC (SFT:LON), 19.0 | Lombard Risk Management (LRM:LON), 0 | Medicx Fund (MXF:LON), 0 | Murgitroyd Group (MUR:LON), 0 | PPHE Hotel Group Limited (PPH:LON), 1,488 | United Cacao Ltd Sezc (CHOC:LON), 0 | Primary Health Properties PLC (PHP:LON), 90.5 | Tethys Oil AB (0A1V:LON), 0 | Sondrel (Holdings) Ltd. (SND:LON), 4.0 | Verona Pharma plc Sponsored ADR (VRNA:NAS), 0
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07 Jul 2015 -
Author:
Mike Foster -
Pages:
26
The building materials sector was once a closely watched sector in the FTSE Indices. It was pored over by analysts and economists, looking not just for clues about the performance of particular building sub-sectors but for signs about the direction of the economy as a whole. It was discontinued by FTSE some years ago, mainly the result of a rampant decade or two of mergers and acquisitions i.e. piece by piece, since 1997, household names, FTSE 100 constituents and behemoths have been acquired