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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Cable&Wire Com | LSE:CWC | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B5KKT968 | ORD USD0.05 |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 74.60 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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20/5/2015 07:59 | Agreed Leeson. | celeritas | |
20/5/2015 07:46 | in theory its all about cost savings/synergies, Prokartace Our strategy is expected to deliver, in the three years to 31 March 2018: -- Annual mid to high single digit revenue growth and significant EBITDA growth; -- Run-rate operating cost synergies of US$85 million and total capex synergies of US$145 million; -- EPS accretion from 2016/17; dilutive in 2015/16; and -- Following completion of Project Marlin, capital intensity is expected to fall to c.14% of revenue in the year ending 31 March 2018. | leeson31 | |
20/5/2015 07:37 | Net debt not ok, nearly £1.8 bill. If we assume that their financing cost is 5% we are looking at an annual bill of $135mil which pretty much matches the savings thru synergies of around $145mil. In addition they have shown huge increase in CAPEX which means this debt will continue to increase. This represents no change in policy from what got them in trouble in the past. On top of this I wonder why, if they are so confident about growth, they are planning to pay the same dividend in 2015/16 as they are paying this year. I believe there is growth in the market but I only see that C&W will be using the profits to finance their debt | prokartace | |
20/5/2015 07:25 | columbus co. being integrated OK and figures OK Highlights -- Group revenue of US$1.8 billion up 4% reflecting strategic progress -- Group EBITDA of US$585 million up 7%; EBITDA margin increased by 1 ppt to 33% -- US$100 million cost reduction plan successfully completed; c.800 FTE reductions over two years -- US$442 million Project Marlin capex investments have improved network performance -- Significant growth in adjusted EPS to US4.7 cents driven by US$55 million lower interest cost -- Columbus acquisition completed on 31 March 2015; integration underway -- Recommended final dividend per share of US2.67 cents; full year dividend per share of US4 cents (2013/14 US4 cents) | leeson31 | |
19/5/2015 14:43 | Annual Results Presentation due tomorrow. Should get the share price moving higher again imo. Market likes the man in charge and recent changes so assuming the figures stack up blue sky ahead. | nigelmoat | |
17/5/2015 10:19 | good article in the sunday times business section, page 13 by simon duke. | tim2 | |
15/5/2015 12:18 | fyi 24 April 2015 Cable & Wireless Communications Plc Invitation To Annual Results Presentation On Wednesday 20 May 2015, Cable & Wireless Communications Plc will announce its annual results for the 2014/15 financial year. --- it wont cover the columbus acquisition as thats post year end, but we may or probably will get an update within the FY results as post balance sheet events... in theory, the columbus deal should excelerate this years revs, but not add to ebidta, but thereafter will materially add to both revs and ebitda... | leeson31 | |
11/5/2015 11:00 | Central America offers a huge opportunity to brave investors: hxxp://moneyweek.com It might sound contrarian to invest in a region which still has so many problems, but so far it’s paid off. Cable and Wireless, a UK telecoms firm that earns most of its money in Central America and the Caribbean, is up 71% since I first tipped it in June 2013. That’s good, but I think the region will give British investors plenty more in the years to come. How to play it: First up is UK telecoms firm, CWC (LSE: CWC), which has operations across Central America and the Caribbean. It’s up by more than 70% since I first tipped it, and is doing a good job of building up its footprint in the region. | loganair | |
09/5/2015 13:06 | Housemartin, I couldn't find the FT article re the cheaper debt. Most of the outstanding debt is in the 2019 and 2020 bonds. Do they even have the option to redeem these? I thought not. | joan of arc | |
25/4/2015 16:46 | Fair doos.valid pov. The market is liking the new cwc though and I think it has more legs yet.I'm not going to be a long term investor, I'm just trying to optimise exit from entry, then move on to the next one. | leeson31 | |
25/4/2015 15:17 | It seems to me increasing EP by share buy backs is a underhand and false way of doing so and usually is not accompanied by an increase in dividend. I feel that an increase in EP is because of an increase in profits which is then followed by an increase in the dividend - that's the ticket... | loganair | |
25/4/2015 14:35 | But, it does increase EPs thus the divi likely increase and in cwc's case I think the share price will go higher. Either way the ft report is very encouraging. Roll on 80p :) | leeson31 | |
25/4/2015 13:19 | logonair - I think you & I are on the same page here | housemartin2 | |
25/4/2015 12:59 | If a company ever has any spare cash on hand and are unable to find any good way to invest this cash themselves, then I much prefer them to pay down debt or if very little debt to give us share holders a one of special dividend. As for share buy backs, for the vast majority of companies that buy back their shares often a year later their share is at a lower price than before the buy back...just look at BWIN, what a waste of $80mln. | loganair | |
25/4/2015 12:35 | Ah-ha so that's why. In FT today. Talk of CW refinancing with cheaper debt which it can do more easily post the merger. This would enable them to engage in a buy back of up to 30% of share capital ( per Jefferies) Rarely like buy backs as difficult to ever work out if the price paid is a bargain or not except in hindsight. Much rather invested for the future, usually by the company (much scope in telecoms surely ??) or by me if they give me more divis. | housemartin2 | |
24/4/2015 15:49 | serrrr-weet :-) | leeson31 | |
24/4/2015 15:13 | Another new high @70.00p. | skinny | |
24/4/2015 14:23 | oopps tompion... | rivet | |
22/4/2015 10:06 | Sold at 67p this morning having bought couple of years ago at 41p. Still like the company but putting 25% of my portfolio into cash as expect buying opportunities caused by elections, Grexit etc. | tompion | |
22/4/2015 08:29 | free stock charts from uk.advfn.com if the share price just nudges up ~1/2p more, then its above its upper channel line, and imo, will tthen see us into the 70's... | leeson31 | |
22/4/2015 07:27 | nice to see the first up'd PT, thx Skinny. | leeson31 | |
22/4/2015 07:20 | Jefferies International Buy 66.40 66.40 61.00 87.00 Reiterates | skinny | |
20/4/2015 13:50 | In spots, or do you see the funny side? | djwr100 | |
20/4/2015 08:57 | in process of breaking out >> | leeson31 |
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