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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Empresaria Group Plc | LSE:EMR | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0358N07 | ORD 5P |
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% | 36.50 | 35.00 | 38.00 | 36.50 | 36.50 | 36.50 | 53,407 | 08:00:27 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Employment Agencies | 261.3M | 3.4M | 0.0687 | 5.31 | 18.07M |
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25/7/2018 06:35 | The middle east is no real worry as they are a smaller contributor (Saudi issues) according to my calculations (may have bad debt issues there too). Yes, no recovery noted in Germany. Agree with you, the Japan comment was news to me. I will look at my info to see if there are comments on Japan....something to do with temps like it was in Germany? Would have hoped for more of a comment on debt but I daresay this will come later in August. Yes, dull. | merrimac | |
25/7/2018 06:26 | The RNS is reassuring, but not much more. No nasty surprises, but no recovery in Germany and Middle East. And, had they mentioned regulatory change in Japan before ? Have loooked at Finals and the Nov 2017 trading statement, and neither mention Japan. Net fee income flat is disappointing. I suppose the reassurance on the forecasts draws a line under last year’s problems.........but it is pretty dull | graham1ty | |
25/7/2018 06:06 | Good update, no nasties and more earnings to come next year. ... did someone know yesterday then? | funkmasterp12 | |
24/7/2018 17:34 | Update is due tomorrow | merrimac | |
24/7/2018 17:11 | There was a trading update on 21st July last year so maybe something imminent. Been a while since much to cheer about here. | harrogate | |
24/7/2018 16:33 | A full flurry now...hopefully something positive has leaked | merrimac | |
24/7/2018 11:48 | There don't seem to be many shares available and they are tightly held - I think by the the individual owners? | merrimac | |
24/7/2018 11:47 | only small trades though | merrimac | |
24/7/2018 11:25 | Has there been a leak ? Sudden flurry of activity | graham1ty | |
24/7/2018 11:25 | Has there been a leak ? Sudden flurry of activity | graham1ty | |
24/6/2018 04:10 | ValueHustle: I am not all that clear on the debt situation, however, I do see their debt as being covered by EBITDA and could be cleared/reduced quite quickly due to their cashflow. The pilot's bonds making up quite a bit of this commitment does confuse me somewhat and I daresay provides quite a debt risk. On the bloke selling his shares based on the performance of Saudi; I am not sure that I would have done the same if that was my reason. Saudi (I assume is in the AusPac numbers) which while the region makes up a healthy 30+% of NFI, Saudi only makes around 1% of the total NFI. Things I like are: their targeted recruitment e.g. high tech IT, aviation; their cashflow; and their geographic spread. That said, they are on the AIM and I most certainly will not be sinking my riches into them, nor, will I buy more while they are down as I am no expert. But I am happy to hold, albeit on a modest loss. | merrimac | |
23/6/2018 21:00 | It's fascinating how different people can watch the same thing and have wildly differing responses. I was at this presentation and tbh wasn't that impressed. Initially sounded good but as the presentation went on I became less and less convinced. The gentleman I sat next to had owned shares previously and sold due to the poor performance of the Saudi office. The approach to debt and acquisitions just doesn't make sense to me but to each their own. Hope this is of some use to someone out there | valuehustle | |
23/6/2018 07:49 | Thankyou for posting that, I feel more secure with the investment. Certainly not a dynamic pair, but sounds really solid. Bit of a size contrast! Questions at the end were good too. Hopefully share price begins to recover: trading update late July. | merrimac | |
22/6/2018 13:53 | Empresaria (EMR) investor presentation at Mello South 14.6.18 by Spencer Wreford, CEO and Tim Anderson, Group Finance Director Spencer Wreford, CEO Overview - 00:18 Why invest? - 02:17 Strategy focused on growth & diversification - 03:40 New management team - 08:21 Tim Anderson, Gp Finance Director The business model 10:35 Cash generative business – 13:35 Spencer Wreford, CEO Summary - 15:35 Q&A – 17:32 | tomps2 | |
18/6/2018 13:02 | Did anyone see EMR present at MELLO last week ? | graham1ty | |
29/5/2018 15:26 | Just to mention that EMR will have a stand and be presenting at our MelloSouth event in Hever,Kent on 14th June and all shareholders and potential investors are welcome to attend EMR have presented at our Mello Central event before and we are very pleased to welcome them so this is an ideal opportunity to meet the management and hear about their strategy following the profit warning that seems to have halved the share price and whether a recovery could be in progress under the new CEO. Do come and join us at this quality event and there will be at least 25 other companies to meet plus some fabulous keynote speakers and a large number of fund managers presenting and on panel sessions. | davidosh | |
25/5/2018 11:20 | Allenby; Whilst we are sorry to see Joost leave the Board we are pleased that he can utilise his considerable experience as a consultant to the Group with particular responsibilities for the important German and Austrian markets. We see the appointment of Spencer as an obvious successor to Joost. He has built up an intimate knowledge of the Group's subsidiaries over many years and we suspect that together with his management team will continue to implement Empresaria's buy and build strategy to good effect. We believe that the Group remains in very capable hands. | davebowler | |
04/5/2018 09:53 | It is not 40% off because of the online statement but because of the profit warning last year. Agree on the debt for sure | harrogate | |
04/5/2018 09:38 | Maybe market is spooked at level of net debt rising? Management may need to have a year focusing on paying down the debt etc so that the yield can rise? Otherwise is there a seller in the back ground as can't see any particular reason with an inline statement that this should be nearly 40% off? DYOR | qs99 | |
04/5/2018 09:29 | GHF - thanks for the sympathy! Very surprised that it went down after the statement and like you I have been impressed with the new CEO ( obviously only on video as you know I don't leave the house !!) The key I think will be debt reduction and making the UK business more profitable and no new acquisitions for a while. | harrogate | |
04/5/2018 09:16 | Well...I’ve stuck a few toes in the water! Held EMR on/off over the years & astounded to see it fall back to 75p yesterday, especially as they provided a brief “in line” on trading the previous day. 50% wiped off the share-price in the last 12 months. Sorry for holders. V impressed with new CEO in a few conference calls I’ve been party to over the years &’while the business will never command a high valuation, it looks incredibly cheap down here. Kind regards GHF | glasshalfull | |
03/5/2018 14:57 | Thanks, Graham. Yes, I've been watching the drift and more recently noticing the dearth of trades....then out of the blue comes this relatively high level of sells, with the last @ 74p. I had been on the point of buying, but for a computer glitch which unhinged that action ....thankfully so. I'll see what happens next.... gl f | fillipe | |
03/5/2018 14:49 | Filipe, look at the Stockopedia analysis of profit warnings ! “Anatomy of a Profit warning”. We should all sell immediately. The EMR chart is conforming exactly to the pattern of a “standard̶ I do not know what the actual reason is. | graham1ty | |
03/5/2018 14:28 | Why the drop, just now? f | fillipe |
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