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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Accsys Technologies Plc | AXS | London | Ordinary Share |
Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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42.50 | 42.50 | 45.00 | 44.75 | 43.00 |
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CONSTRUCTION & MATERIALS |
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Posted at 28/2/2025 19:26 by galoot hxxps://www.edisongrEdison research note on their website.Accsys Technologies (AXS) Outlook — Strong EBITDA growth until FY30 expected |
Posted at 26/11/2024 07:56 by hatfullofsky Accsys has made a good start to H2 FY25 and expects full year results to be significantly ahead of market consensus |
Posted at 01/9/2023 08:10 by sspurt Wow - really surprised by this profits warning and defo did not see it coming. If AXS is suffering conditions must be really bad for other building suppliers and likely has wider implications for the economy(s) as a whole. |
Posted at 03/11/2022 10:11 by mr macgregor Just been having a look at the impending writedown of the Tricoya plant.As far as I can tell (the company doesn’t make it obvious), AXS had a 76.5% interest in TTL which had a 62% interest in the Hull Tricoya plant. So AXS had a 47.4% interest. They’ve taken on the remaining 52.6% by issuing shares worth €9.8m This transaction values the plant at €18.6m The plant is currently on AXS books at €93.6m The expected writedown is €75m The company will claim this is non-cash, but it is cash related as investors have been tapped four times since 2017 at €0.69, €1.05, €1.65 and €1.45 and a large amount of the cash raised from them has been poured down the Tricoya drain. Look what they said during the latest raise in May 2022: “Plant physical construction is now largely complete and being actively commissioned with commercial operations targeted to commence in July/August 2022” Ever feel like you’ve been ripped off? |
Posted at 26/11/2021 14:07 by km18 From WealthOracleAM a few months ago....Accsys Technologies issued a trading update for the 5 months to August 2021. Trading has been strong, management remain confident in delivering on full-year expectations and for the longer run also “continue to make progress towards our ambitious 2025 fivefold increase in production target.” Volume times price equals revenues. A fivefold increase in production volumes by 2025 would be no mean achievement, management sound confident and have been investing in capacity, building a new plant in Hull, UK, expanding a plant in Arnheim, The Netherlands and entering a joint venture with Eastman Chemical Corporation in the US. The message, production and revenues will grow strongly over the next few years, so too should profits. So too should the share price. But valuation is rich for now and investment work is ongoing, extra production will only come on stream through Q2 2022 onwards. AXS is one to monitor for now. |
Posted at 26/11/2021 09:16 by tomps2 Alexandra Jackson Interview with PIWORLDAlexandra Jackson mentions Accsys Technologies #AXS at 22m14s in the latest PIWORLD interview Watch the video here: Or listen to the podcast here: |
Posted at 20/9/2021 11:00 by roddiemac2 This is me,AXS have to buy timber to treat it. They will have to pay increased prices like everyone else, so why would there be a smaller percentage difference between treated and untreated timber? I tend to agree with Mr MacGregor-----the truth is a victim here. |
Posted at 23/8/2021 15:24 by ryesloan AXS only has a c50% interest in Tricoya U.K. so would only be on the hook for half the figures in the RNS. That's assuming they don't look to fund this via bank loans or the like directly from the Tricoya U.K. entity. |
Posted at 08/5/2021 10:34 by jadeticl3 Can anyone explain the recent plan to offer more shares to existing shareholders. I have AXS shares in my account with EQUINITI but what they tell me is not clear to me about what the offer is. Help please. |
Posted at 27/10/2020 13:27 by boonkoh Don't see the attraction here. Growth is slow because new factories take time to build, even if it's licensed. Look how long its taken to build the new capacity at Arnhem, Hull. Therefore really can't justify the huge multiples of current revenue and EBITDA earnings.At some point it will be a huge value cash cow stock, with a good secure dividend yield. But the pricing now is valuing it as a growth stock. |
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