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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Capita Plc | CPI | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.12 | 0.91% | 13.32 | 16:35:22 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 13.00 | 13.00 | 13.46 | 13.32 | 13.20 |
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Posted at 26/4/2024 13:33 by psheeran1 T4E how much do u think they’d get CPI for? |
Posted at 04/4/2024 14:32 by jotoha2 14p should confirm new direction of travel, bring it on CPI. |
Posted at 04/4/2024 09:14 by alfred neuman down again todayCPI reaches a 52 week low Laughing hard at the dopey clueless The Imperialist BWAHAHAHA |
Posted at 03/4/2024 08:08 by alfred neuman CPI hits a 52 week low - we are laughing hard at the Imoerualist |
Posted at 02/4/2024 17:37 by dexterburt1 Those businesses will inevitably be worth more in the hands of Vin Murria...Capita were forced sellers and had no choice but to trim the debt with rising rates. Capita was the 7th largest supplier to central government last year and the largest in its category and they continue to win contracts.It's easy to dismiss this share and it's not without risk, but it's necessary to detach the present from the ills of the past; this is a business with decent market share and reasonably predictable top line. CPI should be capable of delivering margins akin to peers - look at ASX:APM and NYSE:MMI both trade at a significant premium and both awarded FAS lots (same framework as CPI). |
Posted at 21/3/2024 14:13 by heatseek77 From Trisor on LSE good summary he must get his notes down quick!(I hope you don't mind any probs I'll delete) would add Adolfo did say he 'love dividends' but clearly wants to get the profit sorted firstRE: Expect in upside in the new tax yearToday 12:46 Summary (not advice and may not be full and complete -just what I picked up) -acknowledgement of underperformance -2023 affected by non recurring outflows, these wont re-occur (mmm) in 2025-eg pension. -Positive FCF during 2025 all things being equal -expect net debt increase in 2024 -AH says results not what it should be-value is locked in company. Numbers don't tell full story. Must dramatically turnaround the financial performance of the business -initial observations are that Capita is vital to society, but a lot more value locked in that he thought. No 1 thing for him to be held accountable is to translate value -moving to standardised repeatable delivery -attitude to technology will change-must inject more technology. Simplification of operation. Will make us more competitive -Jon had to deal with debt reduction-very challenging-pension contributions -AH owns past but will focus on delivery -being decisive on spending and cutting costs -building on proven scalable technology -Governance is a bit stiff which is taking away speed of decision making-that needs to be addressed -AH says he could have backed out but he sees an exciting challenge-opportunit -Capita team has tried to be super transparent with II in light of poor share price Convinced a big opportunity to unlock value, digital transformation will key -he thinks its a good space, been transparent with action Action today. AH is maximising everything with incomes to get right outcomes. Has empathy with people who have invested. Energy is being put into building platform. Results are what they are -not kitchen sinking. It is what it is. Is going to make the business more efficient. - Went through SDL example of how he helped make a good go of it -prospects of dividend - if things go well. AH need an option. Its his intention he will become a more normal business, profits etc. There will be optionality . Not opposed to it. Doesnt have optionality today. No commitment to when -Margins -he will come back on capital markets day -Cyber incident-AH is spending a lot of time on it. Exceptionals are in the 2023 numbers -AI-AH super excited about Gen AI. He believes impact will be great. Gen AI work -Capita will build a catalogue targeted in certain areas . Use case by use case - financial performance not where it needs to be -going forward committed to improvement-lower risk being implemented. There is value in the market place which needs to be unlocked and its a journey to create the shareholder value |
Posted at 14/3/2024 06:43 by heatseek77 Fearlfull LSE have to agree trades since 6th now equal buys / sells but 35% drop, mm deffo taking advantage imhoIf anyone has paid any attention to what I posted in regards to the suppoused declared buy and sell volumes figures, you could easily work out if you add these up that you would get an almost equal number buys and sells figures on equal levels. What does that say to you? To me it says that we have a new breed of very keen share price bargain hunters that couldn't resist taking a chunk of the fallen stock. I would say that we have someone or even some new institutional investors that perhaps have grabbed a 1% of cpi stock if you've taken in consideration that there's about 80millions new shares being purchased whilst about the same got sold off to the bottom of the sea the real bargain hunters. Will these sell at a 5, 10, 15 or 20% profit once cpi rebounds? Who knows |
Posted at 06/3/2024 09:33 by aljm Heatseek, been called worse, been an advocate for CPI for a couple of years, HOPING that some of the statements we were fed would come to fruition, now i feel the veil has been lifted, i can see CPI for what it actually is, uninvestible atm for me at any price....Time will tell with the new CEO, but he has to be a huge leap forward on Mr Lewis, he was a disaster. |
Posted at 04/2/2024 10:57 by aleman There's still quite an imminent turnaround in forecasts - from (£35m) free cashflow and no dividend in 2024 to £33m and a 0.45p dividend in 2025. Debt should no longer be an issue. These forecasts could be subject to significant change when the results come out so quite a bit of a gamble still.Consensus EPS is -1.7p, 2.2p, 3.6p for 2023-25 so I'm wondering where he gets a P/E of 3+ from. It was buyable on a 2025 P/E of about 5 a few days ago and is now about 5.5. There looks to be plenty of scope there for the P to rise or the E to fall when forecasts are reviewed and we get some numbers for 2026. Will cashflow and dividend be higher for that or will the recovery just get postponed again? I think the only thing we can be sure of is that traders are going to play with the share price since there is very likely to be movement one way or another. |
Posted at 22/1/2024 16:37 by aleman No. I bought back in after the August fall. It's been a bit up and down since ... though, to be fair, CPI can be very up and down!There is an ongoing recovery story here, though when a rather challenged market recognises that remains to be seen. Earnings consensus of 2.2p in the current year and 3.6p and 0.4p dividend in 2025 sounds very positive and seems to suggest modest upside in coming months if and when these numbers can be confirmed as on track somehow. There is a history of recovery slippage, though, and the sceptical market is not really in the mood for giving the benefit of the doubt for now. CPI will, in the meanwile, remain a trader's plaything. I think a few buy and hold investors, like myself, will buy on weakness and shove in a drawer for a couple of years but we're probably in a smallish minority on this one at the moment. |
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