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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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| 2.35 | 5.05% | 48.90 | 16:35:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 46.50 | 46.50 | 51.60 | 48.90 | 46.55 |
| Industry Sector |
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| MINING |
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Posted at 05/3/2025 08:07 by hazl Good news at last. |
Posted at 11/12/2024 15:46 by swiss paul Equals Group PLC reported on Wednesday it had agreed to a £283 million takeover by Alakazam Holdings Bidco Ltd.The London-based fintech company and payment platform developer expects the deal to close during the second-quarter of 2025. Alakazam is a London-based investor consortium whose owners include Towerbrook Capital Partners UK LLP, JC Flowers & Co UK LLP and shareholders of Railsr, the trading name for Embedded Finance Ltd. Alakazam will purchase Equals for 140 pence per share. Equals said this was ‘fair and reasonable’ and that Equals’ directors intend to recommend the offer. The takeover comprises of a cash consideration of 135p, plus a 5p dividend per Equals share. |
Posted at 13/11/2024 11:29 by bigwadds May be Mrs C reads these bulletin boards?She bought 400,000 CABP yesterday at 72.855p. Just need Mr Kap#r to do the same now! |
Posted at 07/11/2024 07:12 by bigwadds No Deal - Thankfully, 145p was too low!CABP still "independent" CABP to announce the US Licence soon (they said completion and signed in H2 2024). Share price back over 165p soon. |
Posted at 01/11/2024 13:58 by muffster Well spotted.Qu. Why are we getting notifications of holdings in Stonex on a CABP RNS feed?Does that now mean Stonex are intrinsically linked with CABP hence disclosures for holdings in Stonex need to be released on CABP feed? |
Posted at 18/10/2024 06:19 by zb27 I called Cabp takeover 1 day before it landed, next one on the list which looks nailed on in Yougov.70% off yearly highs on a profit warning. Global reach, global reputation, strong profits, dividends, strong cashflows, high margins, known worldwide, former Meta CEO. If takeover RNS landed today, would not be surprised. DYOR |
Posted at 14/10/2024 08:24 by zb27 Read the Potential Offer RNS Carefully!! StoneX want Cabp, and want it badly, and Cabp are willing to listen!StoneX have made a 'series' of offers since July, all rejected. So not just 115p then 145p. The latest offer of 145p came in on 23rd Sept, and they gave been evaluating it for 3 weeks today. Tells you all you need to know, the fact that they are taking their time and even entertaining it, shows that a deal is there to be made. Look at Mulberry, 2 offers, both rejected immediately. Big question is will it be 145p, or higher? And does someone else step in with a better offer. 125p is dirt cheap, 145p is a bargain for StoneX, should be well north of 200p. Imagine when US license drops, Cabp would be racing towards 200p anyway. With £0 debt, high margins, profitable, huge +Ive cashflows, growing globally, new EU license and US license to come, and more than half the market cap is just sat there in cash, with a UK Banking License, StoneX have got an absolute bargain no matter what, even if someone payed 200p, it's a total bargain. Last year broker note suggested £5.70 price target, that is 5x probably in 2 years, we are being taken out for a pittance. There is no other company on LSE with these fundamentals. IMO Odds on we will see a bid higher than 145p. |
Posted at 11/10/2024 13:56 by zb27 hxxps://fxnewsgroup.No one will know the true value of Cab Payments better than the previous head of FX at Cabp broker Cannacord, now coincidentally moved to Stonex 2 weeks ago, they are about to acquire Cabp, I bet he's been busy 🤣🤣 |
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 |
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