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AGFX Argentex Group Plc

36.20
0.65 (1.83%)
20 Jan 2025 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Argentex Group Plc LSE:AGFX London Ordinary Share GB00BJLPH056 ORD �0.0001
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.65 1.83% 36.20 35.50 36.90 37.00 36.20 36.90 650,414 16:16:15
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Security,commodity Exchanges 49.9M 5.1M 0.0423 8.56 42.81M
Argentex Group Plc is listed in the Security,commodity Exchanges sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker AGFX. The last closing price for Argentex was 35.55p. Over the last year, Argentex shares have traded in a share price range of 26.00p to 77.00p.

Argentex currently has 120,429,055 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Argentex is £42.81 million. Argentex has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 8.56.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
09/2/2023
15:45
Its all about confidence in the management/company. They have had a few years of overpromising and under delivering - so whilst things appear to be back on track the market wants a few quarters of solid growth to prove it. They probably deserve a lower rating on that basis, but will hopefully close the gap.
dr biotech
09/2/2023
14:31
No reason why the p/e shouldn’t be in the 20s which would mean a share price in 200s or even 30s
Agfx has one of the lowest if not THE lowest in the sector.
t5 there’s plenty of shares with p/es in 40s, this is where you make the real money, buying when the p/e is low and seeing its profits rise alongside the increase in P/E hence a good re-valuation
I managed it with GAW, buying when it was unloved, now they fall over themselves to buy it at a much higher rating (I believe GAW p/e went from around 6 to over 40, the share price didn’t rise from low single figs to 120quid just on the increase in profits.

big7ime
09/2/2023
14:00
Seeing what happens at a peg of 1, gives you an idea of how much valuation space you’ve got.

I seem to remember a fund manager interviewed recently hinted that he thought a share price beginning with “2” would be reasonable.

yump
09/2/2023
09:18
Sure, this is just a common scenario that value investors use to consider what a fair price might be (where PEG = 1).
phillkay
09/2/2023
08:42
But slinging out a valuation based on a PE multiple of 40 is just cloud cuckoo land.
trident5
09/2/2023
08:10
Last time I saw a post about p/e, growth rates and Pegs on advfn was years ago !

Yet its still the real measure of what you’re getting in a growth share, while all the ebitda, enterprise value, revenue multiples and other kings new clothes calculations just muddy the waters.

yump
08/2/2023
22:24
AGFX 31st March FY - 2020 diluted 7.1p, 2021 5.2p, 2022 6.6p, 2023 9.5/10p maybe (HY 4.5 v 3). Current PE 131/6.6 = 20ish, 2023 = 131/10 = 13/14 (earnings growth = 9.5/6.6 = 40%) 2023 PEG 14/40 = 0.35, so for a PEG of 1 for example, PE should be 40, price should be 380p/9.5 = 40. That is a long way from 131p.
phillkay
02/2/2023
19:45
Agreed. I'm watching to see if it breaks 140p!
johndoe23
02/2/2023
19:19
A few tests of 140 ahead then it's potentially 170 and if that gets support 200.
toffeeman
02/2/2023
19:03
Not tipped, but yes bought. Hence the rise
johndoe23
02/2/2023
18:38
Tipped again by The Naked Trader
tanneg
30/1/2023
09:11
I suppose answering my own question, people taking profits, long termers coming back in later
johndoe23
30/1/2023
09:09
This usually dives after any results or updates, any reason why? Then picks up after a week or two
johndoe23
26/1/2023
18:43
Thanks Paul for posting.Still more upside.
disc0dave45
26/1/2023
17:10
If they can fund continual growth while increasing profits significantly year on year, that's pretty much the holy grail of business. (and investment)
yump
26/1/2023
14:47
Thanks for the video. To make it clickable just capitalise the first HTTPS:
chinahere
26/1/2023
14:32
In this 'must watch' interview, CEO Harry Adams of Argentex - a specialist provider of foreign exchange services - takes me through today's impressive yearend trading update & exciting growth trajectory.

www.linkedin.com/posts/paul-hill-a5994116_interview-with-ceo-harry-adams-from-argentex-activity-7024383183634714626-btJb?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

brummy_git
26/1/2023
10:54
Revenues 63% increase compared to the same period last year.

and

Argentex will continue to invest to double the footprint of its UK and European headquarters over H1 2023.

Nice.

chinahere
26/1/2023
10:30
No idea trident, will have to reappraise on progress and 2023 results. Can’t see the share price languishing under 150 for long now but I’m also in for the long term
big7ime
26/1/2023
10:01
ali47fish, this chart will illustrate my point. The "smart" money who sold out in mid 2021 are likely still on the beach somewhere in the West Indies as there is a shortage of snow for skiing.


free stock charts from uk.advfn.com

melton john
26/1/2023
09:24
What's the target at break 210?
trident5
26/1/2023
09:18
Break 140 and there’s a wonderful inverted H&S to 210p tgt.
big7ime
26/1/2023
08:53
Singers increase in TP 23% is a material upgrade IMO....DYOR, happy to hold...
qs99
26/1/2023
08:42
MJ

Absolutely. Gloom and fear last a long time. Mainstream media will probably only cover market recovery when its already up 50%.

yump
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