Hansard Global Share Discussion Threads

[mister md] 10/6/2015 13:41

wonder where those 700k shares went to ?

[pvb] 05/6/2015 10:00

Tend to agree with that.

[solarno lopez] 05/6/2015 09:52

There have been too many issues in the past for investors to feel comfortable with Hansard at the moment

[my retirement fund] 05/6/2015 09:40

Got to move back to 120p in short order on that alone, surprised of such slow reaction

[solarno lopez] 05/6/2015 08:29

agreed well out of the way

[mister md] 05/6/2015 08:22

good result and nice to have it out of the way

[my retirement fund] 05/6/2015 08:13

Result. A worry out the way and rather costing more, costing less than expected. A £3.3 Million pound filip not to be sniffed at.

[neilyb675] 05/6/2015 07:47

Very good.

[stemis] 05/6/2015 07:21

All things considered, a decent outcome. Worth 2.5p per share.

[skinny] 05/6/2015 07:05

Hansard Global plc ("Hansard" or "the Group"), the specialist long-term savings provider, reported in May 2014 that it had provided £5.0 million to correct for shortfalls identified around the issuance of Chargeable Events Certificates required by HMRC. Following negotiations with HMRC, a full and final settlement has been agreed in the amount of £1.4 million on an estimate of tax lost basis (incorporating a penalty of £8,000). Taking into account professional and advisory fees, this will result in the release of £3.3 million into the IFRS profit and loss account for the quarter ending 30th June 2015.

[skinny] 28/5/2015 16:41

A peep over a pound.

[my retirement fund] 27/5/2015 17:34

.......and the rest !

[neilyb675] 27/5/2015 15:58

120p coming

[pvb] 18/5/2015 11:19

Paying over 94pence now

"Paying" over 94p?

Don't think I'll be taking any retirement advice from around here! :-)

[my retirement fund] 18/5/2015 11:13

Worth studying this chart and listening to this video imo:




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[my retirement fund] 18/5/2015 08:18

Paying over 94pence now

[longwell] 15/5/2015 07:31

looks positive, share price should rise staedily then a big push as gets near fy dividend in a few months time.

[my retirement fund] 14/5/2015 09:51

I've added.

[skinny] 14/5/2015 09:46

Yes and me.

[my retirement fund] 14/5/2015 09:10

That reads confidently, , ie they are happy with the profit generation and new business and are saying it supports their dividend policy which is the main thing for me.

[skinny] 14/5/2015 07:16

Hansard Global plc ("Hansard" or "the Group"), the specialist long-term savings provider, issues its Interim Management Statement for the period from 1 July 2014 to date. All figures refer to the nine months ended 31 March 2015 ("Q3 2015"), except where indicated.

Summary
· We have seen increased interest in the Group's products, particularly in North Asia and in the Middle East and Africa regions, following recent product launches. This interest is reflected in new business issued in Q4 2015 which we expect to continue;

· New business in the period ended Q3 2015 is £40.8m PVNBP ("Present Value of New Business Premiums"), which is approximately 43% lower than the prior year, primarily due to the comparative period including £10.9m introduced by the Japanese distributor which ceased business in October 2013;

· The Group has traded profitably during the period and generated strong positive cash flows which supported the increased interim dividend of 3.5p per share paid on 2 April 2015.

[gingerplant] 10/5/2015 20:50

Well we'll know more on Thursday of course. I imagine it will be mediocre news on new business dev't, but confidence re long-term outlook.

£-$ is back to roughly where it was at the last report - around 65p or so; no big (flattering) changes there.

People in many different parts of the world are surely still trying to find relatively safe havens. If HSD can get get back to historic levels from a couple of years ago would be yielding 16% at today’s price. And they've made a stated commitment to progressive dividends.

They're very cheap on both historic and forecast earnings but it's really all about share price vis yield IMO and as Stemis says - that could imply a much higher share price

Fingers crossed. Mind you; they're never all that effusive and just tell it like it is. That's their style as befits the c.60% Polonsky family ownership who surely hanker after income themselves!?

[stemis] 27/4/2015 09:36

If they really have sorted out their problems and are back on the road to growth then valuation is here is crazy and we should see 140p in a year, surely.......

[longwell] 17/4/2015 16:04

something must be happening here, a lot more buying than usual and steady tick ups, hope it lasts.