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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Bilby Plc | BILB | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 39.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 39.00 | 39.00 |
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Posted at 17/5/2021 11:58 by masurenguy SKYSHIP - 1214: Hi MAS - not much we agree upon - however BILB might be an exception.Hi Skyship - individual political views and interactions on investment opportunities are two entirely separate issues, so welcome aboard. I first invested in January this year and currently this has now become one of my top 8 holdings. I think that the restructured business, and new management team under the leadership of David Bullen, is turning this company around. In my view, on a current market cap of £22m and with annual sales of circa £60m, the business is undervalued. The stock is quite tightly held with the top 8 external shareholders and insiders collectively holding circa 80%. Net debt has now been reduced to under £5m and the business is cashflow positive. They should be back into an operating profit by the end of the current fiscal year and they have forward sales visibility of circa £180m over the next 3 years. I would agree with your view that a return to circa 60p is on the cards provided there are no unexpected surprises. SB - good to see you join the party here too ! |
Posted at 17/5/2021 08:32 by skyship Hi MAS - not much we agree upon - however BILB might be an exception.The one thing I hate about contractors is their propensity to suddenly announce losses from a troublesome contract. P&R hit BILB badly 2yrs ago, resulting in a fundraise placing down at 11p in Nov'19. New management seem to have turned things around; though shareholders must have had a nasty taste in their mouths when the old manager founders sold all their shares at much higher levels ahead of the discovery of the P&R fiasco. What I like here is the technical position as the chart is carving out a bullish BOWL; which suggests a return to the 60p+ level looks quite possible. Bought a few today. free stock charts from uk.advfn.com |
Posted at 06/5/2021 10:22 by johnhemming The reduction in debt was partially as a result of a placing, however.I have held BILB for some time and bought more last year. It is recovery play. However, it would have to demonstrate sensible growth achieved to beat a market cap of 50-60m. As it stands that is the range I would expect it to end up in. However, we have the inflation issue as well. This sort of business has potentially a lot of visibility of income. |
Posted at 06/5/2021 08:20 by johnhemming The interesting question is what happens to stocks which are dividend payers in a world with material inflation. They should be able to maintain their profit in real terms which makes them more attractive as yielding investments. |
Posted at 06/5/2021 07:21 by nico115 Great figs Divi resumed soon with debt of only 2.7mGreat figs in a covid year Target price 80p |
Posted at 06/5/2021 07:13 by johnhemming Its not up on invesegate yet, but should be visible here:Bilby Plc (AIM: BILB), the leading gas heating, electrical and building services provider, provides the following year-end update for the twelve months ending 31 March 2021. Bilby continued delivering essential, regulation-driven maintenance and building services for its clients, despite the year being enveloped by the uncertainties stemming from Covid-19 and UK Government restrictions. Whilst the Company was impacted by often significant no access rates and delays, Bilby expects to report a solid performance for the financial year. Bilby had a strong performance in the second half and, as a result, expects revenues of approximately £60 million for the full year ending March 2021. However, margins were affected by higher operational costs arising from the increased no access rates and mix of works. Adjusted EBITDA for the second half of the year is expected to be comparable to the first half, delivering approximately £3 million for the full year ending March 2021. Encouragingly, as we enter the new financial year, there is evidence that the improving Covid-19 situation is enabling our clients to plan more confidently for a return to "normality" and we look forward to this being reflected in our results moving forward. The objective to reduce net debt remains a priority for the Group and we have continued our rigorous focus on working capital efficiencies, cash conversation and cost management. This has enabled us to repay an additional £2.3 million of our term loan - over and above the scheduled quarterly payments. Our banking partner, HSBC, has waived the requirement of covenant measurements for the first half of the year ending March 2022. Over the last 18 months, net debt has significantly reduced by £8.4 million; as of 30 September 2019, net debt was £11.1 million and at 31 March 2021 was £2.7 million, net of cash balances of £1.3 million. At 31 March 2021, Bilby had deferred £1.0 million VAT liabilities which post year-end, in agreement with HMRC, have started to be paid. During the pandemic, we have continued to improve the efficiency of the operations and position the Company to proactively seek future growth opportunities supported by the stronger balance sheet. Furthermore, significant progress has been made in strategically realigning the Company to serve our stakeholders in a sustainable, profitable way in the future. The outcomes of this process will be communicated in more detail at the Full Year Results. The Company will announce its Full Year Results for the year ending March 2021 in early July 2021. Commenting on the results, David Bullen, Chief Executive of Bilby plc said: "Our hard work, tenacity and commitment throughout the Covid-19 pandemic to the communities where we operate has demonstrated the reinvigorated strength of Bilby and robustly positioned us to look forward to the year ahead with great confidence. I thank all my colleagues for their dedication, commitment and support during the challenging year in which they continued to deliver work to the highest standards in extremely difficult circumstances. It is these attributes that have produced these resilient results. Our repositioning will clearly show that the Group is entering a new chapter with exciting growth opportunities. We very much look forward to providing more detail on this at our Full Year Results in July." ==================== 60m turnover, 29m enterprise value. I tend to think this sort of stock should be about the same market cap with enterprise value. |
Posted at 12/3/2021 14:22 by nico115 This is a crazy price 7p eps in 2 years And a 2p dividend Gets us to 120pBullen is the best Raging buy here |
Posted at 17/2/2021 15:06 by mach100 Managed to snaffle more at 35.99p this morning before BILB popped to 38p on the ask. Averaging up here like others as I think I can buid a good position in tandem with a rising share. |
Posted at 17/2/2021 14:10 by qs99 thanks for the link to Marlowe Masurenguy, appreciated. Let's hope there is a good read across to BILB! |
Posted at 01/2/2021 16:01 by qs99 Cheers Nico and welcome to the new week. Nice to see Bilb tick up, hopefully not much required to get it through 30p.....cheers QS99 |
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