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HLS Helesi

1.75
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 00:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Helesi LSE:HLS London Ordinary Share CY1010102113 ORD EUR0.10 (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.75 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Helesi Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
21/4/2008
11:29
Director buy

CR

cockneyrebel
18/4/2008
11:07
25K buy

CR

cockneyrebel
18/4/2008
10:42
Dirt cheap - got ignored on the results imo.

Reckon most ignored the dilution that hit the eps but looking at the pbt these are flying.

CR

cockneyrebel
18/4/2008
10:37
Starting to move....could move fast from here imo..
nurdin
14/4/2008
08:15
Yep, all bodes well for the future.

Taken my first foray this morning :o)

cambium
14/4/2008
08:09
not really 6% interest and interest payments very well covered by earnings.
dasv
14/4/2008
08:07
Agreed, nice results.

Anybody see any debt/working capital issues this year?

gac100
14/4/2008
07:05
Yep, I agree. Looks good.

Picked up a few. :O)

12%+ net margin too.

liarspoker
14/4/2008
06:50
Cashflow is excellent as well.50% of 08 orders already booked it seems
nurdin
14/4/2008
06:46
Pre-tax up a load. eps maintained despite about 30% dilution.
15.2p eps - would be near 18p if you add back the depreciation charge.

Bet they could do way over 20p this year as we won't have the dilution this time round on comparisons.

CR

cockneyrebel
14/4/2008
06:46
Pre-tax up a load. eps maintained despite about 30% dilution.
15.2p eps - would be near 18p if you add back the depreciation charge.

Bet they could do way over 20p this year as we won't have the dilution this time round on comparisons.

CR

cockneyrebel
14/4/2008
06:26
Final Results for the year to 31 December 2007

Helesi PLC (AIM: HLS), the Greece and UK based waste management products

manufacturer and services supplier announces final results for the year to 31 December 2007

Highlights

* Group revenues increased by 42% to Euro50.0 million (2006: Euro35.2 million):

o four year compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 42%

* Net income increased in line with revenues to Euro6.2 million:

o four year CAGR of 43%

* Recommended final dividend of 1.2 Euro cents per share making a total

for the year of 1.8 Euro cents

* First full year's contribution from waste management services business

PYP acquired in November 2006

* Perivallontiki waste management services businesses acquired in

November 2007 for Euro10.9 million successfully integrated into Vehicles and Accessories division

* Plant utilisation at production sites in Komotini and Bradford

operated at capacity

* Euro83 million investment program nearing completion - on budget and over 70% complete:

* Strategic focus: increase manufacturing capacity and geographic reach

in waste management products, expand waste management services in core

territory of south east Europe and prepare the expansion into Asia

Commenting on the results, Sakis Andrianopolous, Chief Executive of Helesi, said,

"In 2007 we made considerable progress towards achieving our twin objectives of becoming a global player in waste management products and a fully integrated provider of waste management services in the fast growing markets of south east Europe."

dasv
11/4/2008
10:42
Only thing which concerns me is rising commodity prices (primarily oil) affecting plastic manufacture input costs. However I believe despite this HLS is massively undervalued for a growing company.
dasv
11/4/2008
09:45
Very cheap imo, and directors buying.

They did over 14p+ eps last year. The 2c growth in H1 eps means even if H2 was flat the eps is 16p this year. Falling £ v Euro means euro denominated earnings are greater when translated into £.

Also, with them now manufacturing in the UK then selling ito Europe mean sthey are 12-15% more competive now, with the £1 much cheaper, on labour terms at least.

CR

cockneyrebel
11/4/2008
09:44
Cool re the 17.5p
gac100
11/4/2008
09:44
Also remember that Euro has strenghtned substantially against the Sterling since the beginning of the year...I think as much as 23%.Should make a lot of diffrence to the reported earnings when translated into £.
nurdin
11/4/2008
09:24
gac...I called up their PR...was quoted 17.5p.Must have come out after the TS
nurdin
11/4/2008
09:19
nurdin, is that a v. recent panmure forecast, because digital look is showing 16.28 eps for y/e 31-Dec-2008 = p/e 8.1 (and eps of 17.93 = p/e 7.4 for the following year). Either way still cheap; looking forward to the results.
gac100
11/4/2008
08:52
Bought a few .Results Monday and the company has already said they will meet.
Panmure forecasts eps of 17.5p for the current year which put the shares on a PE of 7.5 at 132p.Way too cheap for a company operating in a fast growing legislation driven envornmental services market.

nurdin
01/4/2008
09:30
Helesi PLC


Notice of Preliminary Results


Helesi PLC (AIM: HLS), the Greece and UK based waste management products manufacturer and services supplier, will announce preliminary results for the year ended 31 December 2007 on Monday 14 April 2008.

There will be a meeting for analysts at 9.30a.m. on the day, to be held at Tavistock Communications, 8th Floor, 131 Finsbury Pavement, London EC2A 1NT. Those wishing to attend, please email Gemma Bradley at gbradley@tavistock.co.uk, or telephone on the number below.

dasv
12/3/2008
22:30
HLS looks a cracking stock and in the right sector, waste is definitely one thing that is set to expand dramatically.

Results only a month away so looking forward to them.

CR

cockneyrebel
04/3/2008
19:05
Hi dasv. Sorry, didn't realise you had posted a reply here, I thought this thread was dead!

I have a mate in the jewellery industry - he sauys it's tough, punters not only drawing in theier horns a bit but margins squeezed by the rise in the price of gold. Not sure what that means for TFL.

Little article regarding Helesi here:



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cockneyrebel
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