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PHTM Photo-me International Plc

107.00
0.00 (0.00%)
01 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Photo-me Investors - PHTM

Photo-me Investors - PHTM

Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Photo-me International Plc PHTM London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
0.00 0.00% 107.00 01:00:00
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
107.00 107.00
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Posted at 16/7/2022 11:43 by cravencottage
Photo Me is highlighted in this weeks Investors Chronicle as one of their 5 Zulu principle Slater stocks for 2022

1 PEG 0.4
2 Forward PE 7
3 Forward D/Y 5
Posted at 10/3/2022 09:00 by mrnumpty
Apollo . Thanks . My thoughts are expressed more fluently by Ben Wright , who has an article on page 4 of the Business section of today’s Telegraph . He writes that the increasingly globalised world with vast and highly vulnerable supply chains across the world , an economic model which has been evolving for 30 or 40 years , is abruptly coming to an end . He ponts out how world bodies like the WHO and the UN have failed due to influence by countries like Russia and China ( rather like the League of Nations , in my opinion ) . I am convinced that the world is now shifting to a pattern where countries will become more economically insular and that , indeed , the legacy world order is collapsing . Terrifying stuff . Elsewhere on the same page of the Telegraph , ex-fund manager Tom Stevenson writes that “ … investors will have to rethink their asset allocation . They will need to look to cash [ but isn’t that being eaten away by inflation ? ] , commodities , property , inflation-linked bonds , gold and maybe even bitcoin as the balancing element in their portfolios … “ . With every possible share , I now first ask myself whether they are exposed to global supply chains and / or exposed to shortages of or price inflation in their inputs . I’m afraid that I suspect that this applies to Photo Me , with its plan for more booths and automatic vending machines , which will all require metals and electronics . Commodities dropped a bit yesterday and the main indices rose but , although I hate the term as I am an animal lover , I suspect that was just a “ dead car bounce “ , with momentary moving of funds between asset classes . The world will be unrecognisable from what it was , with raw materials producing Russia and food producing Ukraine removed from a world population which remains just as vast as until a fortnight ago .
Posted at 15/2/2022 16:25 by prokartace
I have an account with Interactive Investors. I get the voting service for free and all other votes regarding AGMs etc
Posted at 22/1/2022 00:30 by masurenguy
Photo-Me chief Serge Crasnianski puts company in City’s focus with takeover offer

The chief executive of Photo-Me International has tabled an offer to buy the photo booth operator. Tibergest PTE, wholly owned by Serge Crasnianski, has pounced on the company, triggering a mandatory bid by lifting its stake above 30% by purchasing a further 29.1m shares from the Dan David Foundation, another investor, for 75p apiece. Under City rules, Crasnianski’s company is obliged to make an offer to buy out the remaining shareholders in a deal that values Photo-Me at £284.5m.

It said that the deal would provide shareholders with a “liquid opportunity” that they would not get otherwise, given the low turnover of shares. Crasnianski, 79, became chief executive in 1998, holding the role until 2007 when he was ousted in a shareholder revolt after a series of profit warnings. He rejoined the board in 2009 and was appointed chief executive a year later.
Posted at 21/1/2022 11:22 by red army
Does anyone know of an investors group that is working against this as the price is ludicrous at this level??
Posted at 03/8/2021 10:25 by cheshire man
Photo-Me International (LON:PHTM) Receives Buy Rating from ...

03/08/2021 ยท Canaccord Genuity reiterated their buy rating on shares of Photo-Me International (LON:PHTM) in a research note issued to investors on Monday morning, Price Targets.com reports. Canaccord Genuity currently has a GBX 105 ($1.37) price objective on the stock. PHTM stock opened at GBX 77.05 ($1.01) on Monday. The company has a current ratio of 1.54, a quick ratio of 1.33 and a …
Posted at 27/4/2021 06:18 by azaman
I think it'll reach £1 before the year-end because institutional investors would be targeting the next dividend.
Posted at 16/3/2021 20:24 by jsforum
Photome is highly cash generative The share price was already down considerably pre Covid. Investors have been piling into travel pubs and leisure stocks even before making a penny in revenue and PHTM has been overlooked Serge Crasninski has about 27% of the company but he has held a large chunk for years. He is getting old now but he has managed the business well.The new juice machines look promising
Posted at 16/3/2021 16:07 by b1nky
Thanks. As a new investor, I find your comments very helpful.
Posted at 01/11/2020 21:35 by the skipper
Just look at the large number of small AT trades on Friday compared to very quiet trading in the week prior to that. Just suggests to me that the stock is now ‘in play’ and some volatility can be expected, possibly with the objective of shaking out private investors to facilitate a buyout.

I’m thinking that the two larger trades could be a transfer of stock from U.K. to a tax haven, but that is just speculation until proved wrong.

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