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EVE Esr 2022 Plc

0.525
0.00 (0.00%)
10 May 2024 - Closed
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Esr 2022 Investors - EVE

Esr 2022 Investors - EVE

Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Esr 2022 Plc EVE London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
0.00 0.00% 0.525 01:00:00
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
0.525 0.525
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Posted at 23/9/2022 20:39 by andymunchkin
Terminator10114 Nov '21 - 17:55 - 86 of 557
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Except that’s false information clocktower. From the interims the cash position moved from £9.2m to £5.2m (that’s a reduction of £4m) and they also noted that they are losing £3.1m in cash from operation in 2021 H1.

That’s all consistent with the fact that the half year loses have increased from £1.3m loss to £2.3m loss.

However, this is not your first gig at misleading investors on these boards is it clocktower. You had to be corrected in Brave Bison if I recall about statements you made about profits. Investors should be very wary of taking anything you say at face value and check for themselves.

Revenue 13.9 12.2 +13%
Gross profit 7.6 6.8 +12%
Gross profit margin 55.0% 55.6% -58bps
Marketing costs as a % of revenue 32.7% 25.3% +737bps
Marketing contribution2 0.7 1.5 -GBP0.8m
Underlying EBITDA Loss3 (1.9) (0.8) -GBP1.0m
Statutory loss before tax (2.3) (1.3) -GBP1.0m
Cashflow from operations (3.1) 1.8 -GBP4.9m
Net cash at period end 5.2 9.2 -GBP4.0m
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Terminator10113 Nov '21 - 13:24 - 81 of 557
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Anyone curious as to how much the Directors have been creaming out of this lossmaking fluff, while the share price has gone from 17p to 3p in 3 years and 7p to 3 p in one year. Well for that amazing performance

Tim Parfitt took £156,560 which was a nice 133% rise on his 2019 salary and

Cheryl Calverley took £102,766 for 6 months, so the equivalent of over £200,000 a year.

And thats without the nice little earner of millions of share options at an exercise price of 0.1p
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Terminator10114 Nov '21 - 21:07 - 89 of 557
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What’s worrying about this loss making fluff is that they have separated out all the “admin” expenses and “distribution” from the cost of goods. Seems that is just some way of talking up the gross profit, a way of misleading investors that they are headed to make a profit when they are not. Seems that losses are going to increase for this year if the H1 results trend is to be believed. How long before the dreaded “haven’t met management expectations” huh
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Posted at 20/9/2022 07:19 by clocktower
The writing is on the wall, as no formal offers have been received, which does not surprise me the least.

Massive losses for this tiny business but of course Cheryl says nothing about her and the board taking a massive pay cut because they are another bunch of failures and instead talk about inflation the Ukraine war etc.

The day I saw her sloppy presentation it was clear to me that she was not fit for purpose and showed no respect for investors.
Posted at 10/6/2022 16:22 by geemantw
Directors couldn't have bought anytime the US investor was involved in negotiations and can't buy now either, while the company is for sale. The recent low price will have been entirely covered by a 'closed' period. Before that they would have known that sales were affected by Ukraine etc. so perhaps yes, they decided not to buy, knowing that times are tough.

They didn't sell what they have. I guess that would have been too much of a red flag but at least they didn't say 'for tax reasons' or 'to buy a family house' which some might.
Posted at 07/6/2022 10:12 by mrblueface
THIS HAS INSOLVENCY WRITTEN ALL OVER IT PMSL. Investors will LOSE EVERYTHING
Posted at 06/6/2022 07:59 by clocktower
CC has been a complete failure, she looked slap dash when presenting, showing no respect to investors, and you cannot expect anything other than from someone that is clearly up their own backside that is just drawing an inflated salary.
Posted at 06/6/2022 07:16 by terminator101
Oh dear. Potential US investor pulled out huh. A strategic review launched. Excuses for loosing money but apparently they are amazing as they are not loosing money at the same rate as everyone else. Reality check for the overpaid executives running this overvalued fluff is that you are still rubbish. "the Board does not now expect to meet its previous revenue expectations for the current year, with additional promotional activity also having an impact on gross margins. This will have a consequential impact on the Company's anticipated cash balances as the year progresses."
Posted at 02/4/2022 06:01 by terminator101
Seems that this loss making disaster is still exceeding my expectations. Losses up 50% cash down almost 50% and still a long way from achievement of cashflow positive. Its a massive gamble that they won't go under which is why they issue a material uncertainty to being a going concern. "However, these circumstances represent a material uncertainty that may cast doubt upon the company's ability to continue as a going concern and, therefore to continue realising its assets and discharging its liabilities in the normal course of business. "If there was even a hint to a big upside there might be a good risk/reward here, but there's not. In the January trading update they said ". As a result we're proud to say we expect to move the UK&I business to breakeven in 2022." I.e. no mention of profit. In the results they said their priority was to "First, to build on the momentum we have in our UK&I business to deliver a breakeven result. " I.e. no mention of profit. So why do investors think that this loss making fluff where the management are creaming so much out of the business is going to get any better this year when the headwinds of inflation, material costs, supply chain challenges and reduced consumer spending and confidence are against them?
Posted at 24/3/2022 13:49 by clocktower
She treated investors with no respect last time, as I said at the time markth126.

Was she still holding her mug while speaking this time?
Posted at 18/3/2022 17:56 by toopoor
I ADMIT AM AN IDOIT BECAUSE WHEN AIM WAS FORMED AND I HAD SHORTED I WOULD HAVE BEEN A BILLIONAIRE.

HOW MUCH HAVE PRIVATE INVESTORS LOST ON AIM.

COLLECTIVELY OVER BILLIONS OF POUNDS?

READ THIS...
Posted at 20/1/2022 12:10 by markth126
Problem is GP7 as CC eluded to yesterday. Shareholder mix of retail investors (gamblers) and a lack of real investors as well as institutions. This is and always has been in my view a long term hold but took the opportunity today and yesterday to increase my holding. I don't share the view of a lot of short term traders on this thread who are becoming very apparent (just that). Investing is a long term game, make your decisions based on research and trust them. The rest is just noise. My target of low to mid teens still stands and will just take time. I back CC and her team. Good luck all in whatever you "bet" on next...

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