Celtic’s share price has continued its upward movement on the London Stock Exchange following another strong rise in recent trading.
The latest figures show Celtic’s stock building on gains made over the past 12 months, with the most significant movement arriving during recent weeks.
Market watchers tracking Celtic’s performance have now been given fresh data that underlines just how far the share price has moved over the past two years.
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Celtic shares now sit well beyond previous landmark figure
The scale of the rise becomes clear when compared with a milestone that attracted considerable attention in 2024.
In July of that year, Celtic shares reached 192p, a level described at the time as a 23-year high.
A look at the longer-term chart shows how Celtic’s share price has evolved over the past decade:
The latest London Stock Exchange data now shows the stock trading at around 245p.
- 2016: Celtic shares traded at around 70p before beginning a sustained climb.
- 2018-19: The stock moved above 160p and established a new trading range.
- 2020: Shares fell sharply during the pandemic period, dropping below 100p.
- 2024: Celtic broke through 190p, with 192p attracting attention as a 23-year high.
- 2026: The share price has climbed to around 245p, its highest level shown on the latest 10-year chart.
That leaves Celtic approximately 27.6 per cent above the level that previously represented a major landmark for the club on the market.
Celtic stock continues upward trend on London Stock Exchange
The latest chart shows the shares trading at around 155p this time last year before gradually climbing throughout the following months.
While the increase was steady for much of the period, the strongest movement has come during recent weeks as the stock pushed higher once again.
The latest figures place Celtic comfortably above levels seen during the summer of 2024 and continue a trend that has developed over the last 12 months.
Whether the stock continues to climb remains to be seen, but the latest market data confirms one thing. Celtic’s share price is now operating at a level that would have seemed remarkable when the 192p milestone was reached less than two years ago.
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