Why doesn't the company just buy back all the warrants issued to staff so all this subduing of the share price stops .Also stop future warrants awards. |
And another lot ffs |
That is 3 lots of 150k today |
Never give a poor person warrants
How true |
Only a nice round 50k to start with |
How many is the Skint one going to unload today |
Never give a poor man warrants |
Never give a poor man warrants
Down it goes again!!
How many has he got left? |
Suspect a number of the staff moved across with the EMD disposal had stock and warrants and have been consistently offloading. Having reviewed the webinar a couple of times the revisions to earlier accounts and the very large 3 plus million exceptional charge for disposal costs strike me as indicating our previous CFO made a complete Horlicks of the sale and hence was shown the door. New CFO seems to walk the walk but I suspect the former employee has a lot of stock to drop and no further incentive to hold. These overhangs will clear eventually and I am encouraged that recent option awards do not vest until 9p I think is reached. I remain a confident buyer here and believe an earnings hockey stick could be approaching. |
Yes investors with means would wait for a decent share price to sell at but not these hand to mouth |
Is that what’s happening here? |
Never give a poor man stock warrants |
Plenty of buys marked up as sells today,few more and we may tick up. |
Can I strongly recommend contributors to this board take the time to watch the webinar available now on Investors Meet site. I have just done so and am buzzing. Harvey was oozing confidence and the outlook and potential growth story here is now beginning to take shape. FY 25 will be our breakout phase and sooner or later (I think sooner) the market will wake up to this opportunity. EMD disposal details due Jan 26 but apart from that looking like a lot of gravy getting ready to flow. I am topping at these levels...they will not last AIMHO. |
Impressive tech. The webinar is now available on the investors meet site. About to listen and hopefully hear some good news. |
 In the analysis and investment recommendation from Simon Thompson at the Investors Chronicle below, the House Broker is forecasting revenue of £28m in 2025.
In the presentation this morning the CEO indicated that they could surpass this, especially with the current pipeline of business.
This tech-cum-energy stock could double in value.
It delivered record performance in 2024 and a strong order book supports bumper profits this year.
Published on January 30, 2025
by Simon Thompson
*Record second half trading performance
*Momentum has continued into the new financial year
*Share price rallies 14 per cent
Technology-enabled energy services provider eEnergy (EAAS: 4.75p) has doubled revenue to £21.1mn in the second half of 2024 and expects to report an underlying cash profit of £2.4mn for the six months. Backed by a £7mn contracted order book, the positive momentum has continued into the new financial year, too.
Importantly, eEnergy ended the year strongly, signing a £1mn contract with Newcastle College to deliver a full LED lighting conversion across 10 buildings in Newcastle and Carlisle. In addition, the group was appointed to the NHS Commercial Solutions Sustainable Estates Framework Agreement. It means eEnergy is in a prime position to assist NHS Trusts in lowering their energy bills and reducing their environmental impact. Specifically, the group helps organisations achieve their net zero goals by designing, funding and implementing energy-efficient projects (solar, electric vehicle charging and energy-efficient lighting).
The return to growth has been well received by investors after trading in the first half of 2024 was hampered by a weak balance sheet and exacerbated by weak market conditions. Lower energy prices and higher costs of finance led to lengthened customer decision-making cycles, culminating in a delay in contract signings. As a result eEnergy only reported first half revenue of £6mn. However, the disposal of its energy management division significantly strengthened the group’s financial position and the group closed the year with cash of £2.3mn and a debt-free balance sheet.
Positive tailwinds driving demand.
The Labour government’s pledge to drive net-zero more actively as one of its levers for growth is a major positive for eEnergy given that the public sector will lead this activity. Given the constraints on public finances, government-backed clients are signing up for more flexible financing arrangements, which enables them to adopt eEnergy’s products and services with no upfront capital expenditure. It’s a win-win, for the public purse, the environment and the company, too.
For the year ahead, house broker Canaccord Genuity is forecasting revenue of £28mn, cash profit of £3mn, pre-tax profit of £2.6mn, earnings per share (EPS) of 0.4p and a doubling of net cash to £4.6mn (1.2p). Canaccord pencils in £6mn of contingent deferred consideration from the energy management disposal, split equally in the 2025 and 2026 financial years, hence why it expects net cash to rise sharply to £8.1mn (2.1p) in 2026. Given the cash build, the £18mn market capitalisation company’s operational business will be in the price for only 5.5 times current year operating profit forecasts of £2.5mn by the year-end, a multiple that drops to 2.5 times next year assuming eEnergy can ramp up operating profit to £3.9mn, as Canaccord predict.
So, although the shares are trading below the 7.15p suggested entry level in my 2024 Bargain Shares Portfolio, the improving growth trajectory and 60 per cent discount to analysts’ 12p a share sum-of the-parts valuations highlight the chronic undervaluation and material re-rating potential. BUY. |
Unfortunately I was busy and could not see it. Any mention of EMD disposal amount due |
Just watched the presentation. I was particularly impressed with the new FD, he will certainly control Harvey and enable the business to grow PROFITABLY. Happy with my investment here. GLA |
cf456 don't get technical with me,lol. |
It's not really down that much though is it. Just looks that way because of the 5.1 UT on Friday when the spread was 4.7-5.0.
The mid then was 4.85. Mid now with spread of 4.6-5.1 is also 4.85. |
Down 5% on virtually no buys and a 10% spread,MM's trying to put buyers off,I wonder why. |
Same play against loads of buys no share price movement |
The investor meet tomorrow should generate more interest and we are due news of the cash payment from Flogas soon. Think things are looking up at last! DYOR |
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