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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Ukrproduct Group Limited | LSE:UKR | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B03HK741 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 3.00 | 2.00 | 4.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Dry,condensd,evap Dairy Pds | 39.11M | -804k | -0.0203 | -1.48 | 1.19M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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18/11/2009 14:57 | UK-Analyst.com and T1ps.com made a reasonable attempt at condensing UKR's 68 page annual report down to 1 page. Moving beyond their "beginner's guide to Ukrproduct Group Plc.", I think that the main points are: 1. The retail landscape that UKR supplies to is shifting from open street stalls selling local dairy produce to supermarkets selling national produce (but Ukraines' supermarkets should lack the buying power of Tesco/ Sainsbury/Asda for many years). This shift from local to national retail likely won't increase UKR's sales, as more concentrated retail outlets enables other EU country's dairy producers to readily enter the market, but should enable UKR to: - Strengthen long-term position over local dairy rivals serving dwindling local demand, - Increase loyalty to their brands and - Outcompete less vertically integrated national rivals (UKR produce and distribute dairy goods), as they can better meet supermarket quality control. Street stalls still account for >40% of retail sales, so providing a sizeable opportunity for UKR's expansion. 2. Regarding product quality, UKR's degree of vertical integration enables consistent product taste, which is so important with branded goods and especially for dairy goods that have to be transported hundreds of miles in a temperate climate like Ukraine (i.e. delay in maturing and temperature variations in transit causes dairy to change taste). 3. There is some uncertainty about the severity of Ukraine's recession, hence the share price collapse, but 2 factors hold: a. 67% management shareholding is resulting in directors taking low salaries (c.£40k), allocating capital rationally and low financial risk (D/E ratio 0.2) and b. Dairy demand will sustain. A nation doesn't just drop a whole food group from their diet. Although branded dairy sales will fall in a recession due to high price elasticity, over the long-term it can be reasonably assumed that Ukraine will increase GDP, which will result in increased dairy consumption. This secular trend in consumption is magnified by 1. GDP correlating with fast food sales, of which dairy produce is a main ingredient and 2. UKR positioning itself well with national retailers who serve time-poor people that can readily afford quality branded dairy produce suchy as UKR's. In summary, favourable changes to distribution and high vertical integration in a stable industry position UKR very favourably. And rational capital deployment and long-term dairy demand minimises risk. Personally estimate its value at £18m / 44p. Buy. | moathunter | |
15/11/2009 14:22 | tipped today on www.uk-analyst.com | donegalman | |
29/10/2009 08:46 | This is holding up well :-) | 5dally | |
28/10/2009 08:41 | there's a few available at 30p today for those who are trying to get in | mister md | |
27/10/2009 10:38 | What sales ??there has not been any RNS released | 5dally | |
27/10/2009 10:34 | I can only get an order size of 500 shares. Weird. | mf10 | |
27/10/2009 10:18 | since the July announcement ".. that it has acquired 1,750,250 ordinary shares of 10 pence each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at 12 pence per share" it seems virtually all the shares are tightly held | mister md | |
27/10/2009 10:14 | Moves on very few buy's by the looks of it :-)no online buying again DYOR | 5dally | |
27/10/2009 10:13 | a buy at 32p, just get the feeling this is about to explode ... but IMHO,DYOR etc!! | mister md | |
27/10/2009 09:55 | Getting some interest this morning someone bought at 31p :-) | 5dally | |
27/10/2009 09:31 | 2008 v 2007 EBITDA GBP 4.8 million (v GBP 5.5 million) EPS 5.4 pence (v 7.8 pence) | mister md | |
27/10/2009 09:18 | Another decent buy paying the full ask :-) | 5dally | |
27/10/2009 08:35 | Indeed Mister MD :-) | 5dally | |
26/10/2009 19:54 | this would still be cheap at 50p, I've expected this rise for a while now, patience will finally pay off! | mister md | |
26/10/2009 16:16 | Very nice movement on this one, on a red day too :-) | 5dally | |
26/10/2009 15:35 | horneblower - 23 Oct'09 - 10:05 - 170 of 177 I bought some too at 09:21. Paid 25p :( Love the chart... Think you can change that face to a smilie now horneblower :-) | 5dally | |
26/10/2009 15:27 | Yes seems so :-) | 5dally | |
26/10/2009 14:46 | if a 10k buy is costing 28p, then it appears this is going up some more...! | mister md | |
26/10/2009 12:48 | Yes that was it SM,,,nice buy gone through,,,won't take much buying to move this up with so few shares floating about,,all IMO and DYOR | 5dally | |
26/10/2009 10:27 | 5dally, Was your trade put through PLUS? Check the trades here: SM | strollingmolby | |
24/10/2009 11:37 | Still not showing,,,strange | 5dally |
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