The 5 Worst Performers of FTSE 100 Till Now in 2020

8 min read | February 12, 2020 05:13 AM EST | By Kunal Sawhney

NMC Health Plc

NMC Health Plc (LON:NMC) is London, the United Kingdom based private healthcare services provider with primary operations in the United Arab Emirates.

NMC Stock Price Performance

As on 11th February 2020, after the close of the market, the NMC Health Plc stock was reported at a price of GBX 778.20 per stock on the London Stock Exchange market, drop in the value of 15.98 per cent or GBX 148.00 per stock, as opposed to the price of the stock on the previous trading day, which had been reported to be at GBX 926.20 per stock. The market capitalisation (M-Cap) of the stock stood at a value of GBP 1.933 billion, with respect to the current market price of the stock of the company at the time of writing this report.

Reportedly, the NMC Health Plc stock had lost around 69.22 per cent in value, in the last two months, since December 12, 2019, when the stock was trading at a price of GBX 2528.00 per stock at the time of the close of the market. It has also been reported that the company’s stock has lost approximately 38.07 per cent, in the last one month, in comparison with the stock price of GBX 1256.60 at the time of the close of the market as on January 13, 2019. Year to date as on 11th February 2020, the stock has lost around 56 per cent in value, making it one of the most beaten-down stocks in 2020.

The beta of the NMC Health Plc’s stock has been reported to be at 0.70.

Factors impacting the stock price

The primary reason behind such a massive slump in the stock has been the rumours around the US Private Equity Giant Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR) trying to acquire the company, and later commenting that it has not made any proposal and will not be making one in the future either.

BT Group Plc

BT Group Plc (LON: BT.) is a UK based telecommunication services provider that also provides television network services in all across the United Kingdom.

BT.A Stock Price Performance

As on 11th February 2020, after the close of the market, the BT Group Plc Stock was reported at a price of GBX 153.56 per stock on the London Stock Exchange market, a drop in the value of 0.38 per cent or GBX 0.58 per stock, as opposed to the price of the stock on the previous trading day, which had been reported to be at GBX 154.14 per stock. The market capitalisation (M-Cap) of the stock stood at a value of GBP 15.232 billion, with respect to the current market price of the stock of the company at the time of writing this report.

The BT Group Plc stock had reportedly lost around 18.87 per cent in value, in the last two months, since December 12, 2019, when the stock was trading at a price of GBX 189.28 per stock at the time of the close of the market. It has also been reported that the company’s stock has lost approximately 18.92 per cent, in the last one month, in comparison with the stock price of GBX 189.40 at the time of the close of the market as on January 13, 2019. Year to date as on 11th February 2020, the stock has lost around 20.2 per cent in value, making it one of the other most beaten-down stocks in 2020.

The beta of the BT Group Plc’s stock has been reported to be at 0.80.

Factors impacting the stock price

One of the major reason for the recent slump in BT.A shares can be termed as the loss of productivity in its telecommunication as well as television services, which were significantly impacted by Storm Ciara in the United Kingdom.

Hargreaves Lansdown Plc

Hargreaves Lansdown Plc (LON: HL.) is a Financial Services company based out of Bristol and engages in the provision of investment management and advisory services, to both individuals and corporates in the UK.

Stock Price Performance

As on 11th February 2020, after the close of the market, the Hargreaves Lansdown Plc Stock was reported at a price of GBX 1639.00 per stock on the London Stock Exchange market, an increase in the value of 0.28 per cent or GBX 4.50 per stock, as opposed to the price of the stock on the previous trading day, which had been reported to be at GBX 1634.50 per stock. The market capitalisation (M-Cap) of the stock stood at a value of GBP 7.774 billion, with respect to the current market price of the stock of the company at the time of writing this report.

The Hargreaves Lansdown Plc stock had reportedly lost around 14.10 per cent in value, in the last two months, since December 12, 2019, when the stock was trading at a price of GBX 1908.00 per stock at the time of the close of the market. It has also been reported that the company’s stock has lost approximately 10.44 per cent, in the last one month, in comparison with the stock price of GBX 1830.00 at the time of the close of the market as on January 13, 2019. Year to date as on 11th February 2020, the stock has lost around 15.3 per cent in value, making it one of the most beaten-down stocks in 2020.

The beta of the Hargreaves Lansdown Plc’s stock has been reported to be at 1.25.

Factors impacting the stock price

The HL. Shares have fallen recently, because there is possibility that after the United Kingdom’s formal exit from the European Union, the company might lose its European clients, or there might be trade barriers imposed while working with its European Counterparts, and the situation is still extremely uncertain regarding the same.

Carnival Plc

Carnival Plc (LON:CCL) is a travel and leisure company that provides travel and tourism services and packages across the world in partnership with various airlines and hotel chains.

CCL Stock Price Performance

As on 11th February 2020, after the close of the market, the Carnival Plc Stock was reported at a price of GBX 3126.00 per stock on the London Stock Exchange market, an increase in the value of 2.69 per cent or GBX 82.00 per stock, as opposed to the price of the stock on the previous trading day, which had been reported to be at GBX 3044.00 per stock. The market capitalisation (M-Cap) of the stock stood at a value of GBP 5.704 billion, with respect to the current market price of the stock of the company at the time of writing this report.

The Carnival Plc stock had reportedly lost around 5.44 per cent in value, in the last two months, since December 12, 2019, when the stock was trading at a price of GBX 3306.00 per stock at the time of the close of the market. It has also been reported that the company’s stock has lost approximately 12.24 per cent, in the last one month, in comparison with the stock price of GBX 3562.00 at the time of the close of the market as on January 13, 2019. Year to date as on 11th February 2020, the stock has lost around 14.2 per cent in value, making it one of the most beaten-down stocks in 2020.

The beta of the Carnival Plc’s stock has been reported to be at 0.90.

Factors impacting the stock price

The company’s shares have fallen due to the worsening of the geopolitical environment around the world, and recently the Coronavirus outbreak has led the company losing out on a lot of tourism packages due to the general fear in public regarding travelling.

J Sainsbury Plc

J Sainsbury Plc (LON:SBRY) is an operator of supermarkets in the United Kingdom, and it also engages in the provision of other services through its financial services and property investment divisions.

SBRY Stock Price Performance

As on 11th February 2020, after the close of the market, the J Sainsbury Plc Stock was reported at a price of GBX 202.30 per stock on the London Stock Exchange market, an increase in the value of 0.65 per cent or GBX 1.30 per stock, as opposed to the price of the stock on the previous trading day, which had been reported to be at GBX 201.00 per stock. The market capitalisation (M-Cap) of the stock stood at a value of GBP 4.447 billion, with respect to the current market price of the stock of the company at the time of writing this report.

The J Sainsbury Plc stock had reportedly lost around 6.99 per cent in value, in the last two months, since December 12, 2019, when the stock was trading at a price of GBX 217.50 per stock at the time of the close of the market. It has also been reported that the company’s stock has lost approximately 8.25 per cent, in the last one month, in comparison with the stock price of GBX 220.50 at the time of the close of the market as on January 13, 2019. Year to date as on 11th February 2020, the stock has lost around 12.0 per cent in value, making it one of the most beaten-down stocks in 2020.

The beta of the J Sainsbury Plc’s stock has been reported to be at 1.10.

Factors impacting the stock price

The poor condition of the United Kingdom’s retail sector, which has seen some of the biggest brands getting closed in the last one month has impacted SBRY, it like its other major industry counterparts had a weak Christmas season. Also, the Chief Executive Officer of the company Mike Coupe stepped down

Comparative Share Price Chart of NMC, BT.A, HL., CCL and SBRY

(Source: Thomson Reuters) Â Chart as on 11-February-20, after the closing of the LSE Market


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