WFCA Plc Share Discussion Threads

[zac_mo] 09/2/2012 08:17

Looks very cheap Yes I suggest it does indeed look undervalued with a T/O of around 10x mcap and a NAV of over £8m.
They have also been cutting costs which should help them into profitability.

Another bombed out neglected aim share.

[lufc5] 09/2/2012 08:12

Not too many in free float so with an mcap of stupid it could move pretty quick.

So it should tho really......who the hell let this get so cheap??????

[knowing] 08/2/2012 21:46

See how quickly it moves.

[topinfo] 08/2/2012 13:42

LUFC looks like you have discovered a little gem here which compared to assets is trading at almost 80% discount with very little debt too. Chart looks good also to bounce from here with very little upper resistance. Thanks for highlighting it to me today. I bought in ta!

[lufc5] 06/2/2012 18:59

Is there anybody out there........??????????

[lufc5] 06/2/2012 14:52

I just managed a top up before the rise.

Is anyone gonna own up to the rest of em????

Comedy????

[knowing] 30/1/2012 16:15

Header tidied up.

[knowing] 29/1/2012 22:20

Impressive client list considering the valuation of £1M

[knowing] 26/1/2012 22:19

Thats what I was thinking.

[lufc5] 24/1/2012 00:13

Bought a few yest'.....and they raised a decent amount of cash @ 1p last year!!!
We will see how it goes....as results should be out in the next few weeks.
This could be a very cheap entry point.
GL all.

[knowing] 22/1/2012 21:40

Impressive new website now up and running. News to boot as well

[knowing] 09/12/2011 10:13

Some new news items

[schrodingers_cat] 10/9/2011 00:06

WFCA Plc (AIM: WFCA.L) announces today that, following the expiry of his sabbatical leave as notified to shareholders in the Company's interim statement, Michael Richards has decided not to return to his position as Group Chief Executive Officer and has now left the Group.



The board would like to extend its thanks to Michael for his considerable contribution to the development of WFCA and wishes him every success in the future.

shocking...


Knowing - 16 Jun'11 - 16:03 - 4 of 16

Up to 150K available at 0.64 over that then it's 0.8

[maxk] 11/8/2011 00:18

No avvy, back to blighty most of the time...still got interests there tho.


What about you, what are you up to?

[the avoint] 11/8/2011 00:14

Yep all the good ones Max. How's life? You still in france?

[maxk] 11/8/2011 00:13

My hat off to you avvy...you can really pick em!

[the avoint] 29/7/2011 15:19

At least the spread has narrowed - LOL

[the avoint] 29/7/2011 10:01

Looks like they got a bit of a bargain. Market likes it.

[the avoint] 26/7/2011 12:40

Why no RNS??

[the avoint] 20/7/2011 10:31

Not all stocks drop on placings.

[rodozz] 16/6/2011 17:36

I would personally wait for the finance to be sorted as can't see a placing taking place at a premium can you ?

Far too much risk here with employees the prime asset being able to 'walk out the door' so not much in the way of tangible asset value. With any share options likely to be hugely under water the big risk is key employees walk or have to be re-issued with a wodge of options way below the current lot.

Either way looks like the 'market' is making its own judgement on the likely scenarios.

[knowing] 16/6/2011 17:10

Please tell the story with some facts;

Turnover in the period was GBP8,073,019 (2009, GBP15,198,936) with a gross profit of GBP1,770,486 (2009, GBP2,729,658). The loss of these high turnover but lower margin 'media' clients has resulted in the overall gross margin increasing from 18% to 22%. Basic earnings per share are -0.03p (2009 0.11p)

The results include a substantial bad debt provision disclosed as an exceptional cost. This comprises all monies owed by one particular former client which continues to trade. We have exercised our first charge over its assets, appointed a receiver and anticipate a partial recovery of the debt.

Michael Richards decided to take a six month sabbatical for health reasons. In the intervening period, Rob Hamer, who has over twenty years in the sector as an ex CEO of FCB, is acting as Interim CEO.

[rodozz] 16/6/2011 16:57

No thanks.

Trying to raise money to pay off debt ?

Lost two major clients recently ?

In the midst of all this the main man takes a 'six month sabbatical'.

This stinks of potential for imminent "Suspension to review financial position" statement to me.