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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cab Payments Holdings Plc | CABP | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.20 | 0.15% | 138.00 | 16:35:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 140.80 | 135.60 | 140.80 | 138.00 | 137.80 |
| Industry Sector |
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| PHARMACEUTICALS & BIOTECHNOLOGY |
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Posted at 17/4/2024 10:05 by london07 A huge growth company, hugely profitable with mind blowing margins, peeps just don't get it.Just look at Trustpilot. Valued at 3x CABP when CABP fundamentals at every level is better by many multiple. Just shows how undervalued CABP is and the explosive increase it should have to rebalanced towards fair value |
Posted at 12/4/2024 16:45 by london07 Clearly the big boys building hefty positions before this really races away, IMO we haven't seen anything yet!Hit 150p today. Shorters still trying to suppress the rise, they will have to throw in the towel soon enough. Interesting year for CABP. European license granted already. US license to come in H2 24. I would say CABP will smash the IPO price of 335p by the end of 2024. |
Posted at 12/4/2024 12:41 by london07 - Bhairav is one of multiple high profile, and experienced leaders brought in to lead CAB. A few of the others are: Ann Cairns (Chair), Richard Hallett ('CFO'), Joseph Hurley ('CCO'), David Mountain ('CPO'), David Parker ('CIO'), Richo Strydom ('CTO'), Noel Harweth (Director). If these names don’t mean anything to you maybe some of the team’s experiences do: President of international markets at Mastercard, Global Treasurer at Citigroup, CEO of Royal Dutch Shell, Chairman of Deutsche Bank, Director at National Australia Bank, CEO of Travelodge, CFO of Barclays Africa and senior roles at institutions like RBS, Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, United Nations Migration Agency, and Discover Financial.- THE EXPERIENCE, NETWORK AND KNOWLEDGE OF THIS BOARD AND EXECUTIVE TEAM IS MORE IN-KIND TO A $100 BILLION DOLLAR LARGE CAP THAN A $250 MILLION DOLLAR MICRO-CAP This BOD is here to build something BIG. In a few years CABP could surpass £10 a share easily if they achieve their targets. If CABP was listed in the US, it would already be worth a few Billion by now. |
Posted at 12/4/2024 12:16 by london07 CABP has unbelievable fundamentals when compared to current market cap.To have no debt at all is pretty unique, how many premium listed businesses can say that! Institutions have been quietly loading up, being artificially held down for many months. One of them rare opportunities that come along once in a blue moon. Hardly any PI activity, totally under the radar, most PI's chasing rainbows on AIM Lol. However nice and steady with minimal risk, CABP will be multiples in months to come. Remember free float is very very small, getting smaller by the day with institutions buying in, hence on small volumes it's moving up the gears. |
Posted at 09/4/2024 14:39 by london07 RNS just releasedGoldman Sachs joined the CABP party. Once the big boys are loaded they will let CABP 🚀🚀&# Free float getting smaller and smaller, going to become non existent. |
Posted at 16/2/2024 10:04 by london07 An Company (listed on AIM lol) announced starting dividends yesterday.Now 60% up in 2 days!!! Valued on every metric multiples of CABP 🤦a Not only shows how chronically undervalued CABP is. When Dividends are announced here shows a new type of investor jumps onboard. CABP will see pension funds/institutions scrambling to load up, and it's Premium Listed so ticks all the boxes. Exciting times. With the serious accumulation, IMO we will reach an inflection point whereby things will rapidly move, esspecially with CABP super tight free float. Investors hoovering up a cool £1m in just a single trade, free float gets ever more tighter.... |
Posted at 09/2/2024 07:52 by london07 When not if dividends start, I will only look to start trimming at £5+. At current price the dividend yield will be 🔥🔥Remember FCF was £50m in 2022, £37.9m in H123, FY23 and 24 will just be insane. They will have no other option but to redistribute all that cash back to loyal shareholders 😉 585p Share price Target only 7 months back 🤑 |
Posted at 05/2/2024 06:41 by popit The Seeking Alpha article shows the many huge risks of investing in CABP1. There is a huge number of shares waiting to be sold by Helios which will continue to push the price down 2. The lock up period has now ended and this will create even more selling pressure 3. The huge risks due to their operating in corrupt countries in Africa 4. The huge risks from parallel markets in Africa 5. Competition for CABP has not even started yet. They are currently enjoyed early mover profits but that will end very soon when the competitors start to move in. The Seeking Alpha article uncovered over 50 competitors such as Western Union that will take away CABP future revenue and earnings. And that is only a very few of the many risks that were mentioned in the article And there are many excellent banks and other companies on lower valuations than CABP The main UK banks are all trading on lower valuations than CABP for example and they are also paying high dividends So not much reason to take all of these risks with CABP when you can get a lower valuation with Lloyds or Barclays and far less risk Would not be very surprised to see CABP retest the lows at below 50p |
Posted at 15/1/2024 19:02 by popit Everyone knows that the results tomorrow will be good as they have already said that there will be 17% growthThe main problem with CABP is that there is no moat to their business model and it is just one of many thousands of Fintech companies that basically do the same thing of transfer money and payments on an app Any excess profits that CABP may be making at present will be very easily eroded away in future years by new entrants to the markets where CABP operates At the end of the day CABP is just a bank app and it is on a forecast PE of about 10 When you consider that Lloyds and Barclays are on a forecast PE of about 5 it is not difficult to see that it would be wise to take any profits on CABP before the market inevitably decides that CABP is very overvalued in comparison to these other banks The other main problem with CABP is that it is very dependent for its profits on very high risk countries in Africa such as Nigeria Nigeria is not exactly known for successful businesses but it is well known for very high levels of business fraud and corruption This is not a successful long term business model Take any profits and avoid |
Posted at 15/1/2024 14:15 by london07 Smashes 100p tomorrowCABP have 2 licenses pending, would be transformational. With CABP Hugely profitable/massive cash flow positive, would not be surprised with a handout to shareholders via a dividend. I'm sure someone has posted the year prior to floating £11m was paid out in dividends, which is about 4.5p each, that would bring in a totally different kind of investor. Would thrn tick all the boxes... Huge margins ✅️ Profitable ✅️ Cash flow positive ✅️ Growth ✅️ No debt ✅️ Low overheads ✅️ Low capital expenditure ✅️ Huge competitor advantages ✅️ UK Banking license ✅️ Dividend ✅️ Would just have to sit back and reap in the rewards for years to come 😉 |
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