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BISI Bisichi Plc

80.50
0.00 (0.00%)
14 Jun 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Bisichi Plc LSE:BISI London Ordinary Share GB0001012045 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 80.50 76.00 85.00 80.50 80.50 80.50 31,195 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Investors, Nec 49.25M 259k 0.0243 33.13 8.59M
Bisichi Plc is listed in the Investors sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BISI. The last closing price for Bisichi was 80.50p. Over the last year, Bisichi shares have traded in a share price range of 77.50p to 205.00p.

Bisichi currently has 10,676,839 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Bisichi is £8.59 million. Bisichi has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 33.13.

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13/6/2022
22:47
Thanks, that’s encouraging. Was there anything more specific on domestic coal prices? For example, have they increased at all this year?
tim000
13/6/2022
22:01
I listened to the trading update call with TGA. The main problem with Transnet now was not cable theft but problems procuring spare parts. TGA said hopefully this has now been resolved and the service will improve in the second half (Transnet have a maintenance shutdowns in July).

Domestic coal price is still low due to export capacity reduced.

robizm
13/6/2022
21:45
I used to own shares in an Australian iron ore miner which trucks ore 480km to port and is very profitable. I see the distance from Middelburg to Richards Bay is very similar, and exported RBCT coal has a much higher value than iron ore. I imagine the mining costs of coal are much higher too, but even so I agree with Andy that trucking coal in theory would be profitable for BISI.
tim000
13/6/2022
20:11
As someone with a bit of knowledge of road transport i would have thought that even being a seven hour trip with coal at the rates it is at the moment road haulage is a viable option if its available.No matter at the moment bisichi is like a fruit machine stuck on jackpot.Winter in europe is round the corner and i am sure coal will hold up fine.As always GLA
andydaf
13/6/2022
11:01
Black Wattle is 7 hours away from Richards bay.
robizm
13/6/2022
09:29
TGA also announced they’re trucking coal to Richards Bay, although not the amounts. There has been some media articles about increased trucking. I don’t know whether trucking is viable for BISI. But that too reduces pressure on the rail network.
tim000
13/6/2022
09:25
Yes, but we knew that already. We didn’t know TGA and maybe others were reducing production in response. And BISI have a tiny market share anyway.
tim000
13/6/2022
08:36
It is the opposite, the railways are not delivering so less coal able to get to port. I assume Bisi use the same rail network.
robizm
13/6/2022
08:23
TGA published a trading update today, but I can't see anything that adds a lot to our knowledge about BISI. TGA reduced export volumes in H1, I suppose that might provide extra export capacity for juniors such as BISI.
tim000
06/6/2022
18:52
People who know the coal market generally think that, while current price levels are probably unsustainable, growing energy demand in India & China, plus European nations looking to find alternative long-term coal supplies from countries other than Russia, plus the fact that only Far Eastern countries are investing in new coal mines, so creating a long-term global supply deficit, means that prices are likely to stay well above historical norms for the foreseeable future. Probably resulting in high prices for the remainder of BISI's current coal resources. Think of BISI as an annuity churning out annual profits of £1-2 per share for the next 8 years. How much would you pay for such an asset in a still low interest rate environment, with possibly low returns from many asset classes? I think I would pay more than £2.30 for such an asset (!), imho with relatively low risk, certainly less than many high p/e US tech stocks!
tim000
06/6/2022
18:47
Tyou bozzy,today's v pleasing trading statement certainly sets the stage well,(higher shareprice will also help our dear director's with their share options,but will try to be generous today)
Hope this means a substantial dividend will be declared in August,

e43
06/6/2022
17:21
Congrats everyone who held. Hopefully the start of better treatment of shareholders - it's the first trading update since forever.

Maybe you'll even see a better share of earnings (historically 99% goes to directors salaries/bonuses vs 1% to shareholders via dividends).

bozzy_s
06/6/2022
14:22
no graph???
cottlet
06/6/2022
09:25
Doesn't seem to be on the ADVFN leaderboard today. Is the market up 50%?
tim000
06/6/2022
08:34
John Heller/LAS (41% shareholder) won't be happy if his brother takes too much of the profit and leaves none for LAS.
tim000
06/6/2022
08:26
Why do you think the heller family will change the habit of a lifetime and share the rewards with shareholders. Profits will rise and shareholders will not see much. This and LAS are ridiculously low market cap yet directors on mega salaries.

They do not have to buy share options in the open market they can issue shares. Why do you think the directors would rather cash than shares in this wonderful profitable company. Hope I am wrong but slim pickings for shareholders imho.

robizm
06/6/2022
08:14
BISI's accounts are complicated by the fact that it is not the sole owner of Black Wattle. The BW adjusted EBITDA figures published by the company therefore don't translate exactly into BISI's cashflow and the balance sheet. I've taken quite a lot of time to understand and model the company's accounts. Of course the results are highly uncertain, but I agree with your assessment, Andy. I forecast net cashflow of about £12 mn in 2022 H1.
tim000
06/6/2022
08:05
The way i read the profit warning is that the interim profit will dwarf last years total profit.Sooner or later the market cap will have to rise otherwise we will be in the position of the company being worth less than the cash it will hold.Lets hope coal remains elevated for a while but remenber anything over 160 a tonne is bonanza time fot bisichi.GLA
andydaf
06/6/2022
07:56
I view anything under £5 currently as a bargain, I'm sure the share price will reach that level once the AR22 results are published next year (earlier, hopefully). If the coal price remains near current levels and BISI's exports remain strong, even £5 will look very cheap.
tim000
06/6/2022
07:35
Profit warning! (Profits substantially ahead of last year.) Hardly surprising. Interesting to see what the market reaction is.
tim000
04/6/2022
08:43
Tyou Tim,look forward to hearing any new info you can get.
Yes Mkt cap is still way too low here considering thermal coal prices and prospects.

e43
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