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ESR Ensor Hldgs

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Ensor Hldgs LSE:ESR London Ordinary Share GB0003186409 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 55.50 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
30/3/2017
13:31
If the July 16 Balance Sheet had £17.5m of Net Assets, then Ellard and Woods were sold for £9.5m (a premium of £3.5m to NBV), then that should be Net Assets of £21m. The businesses were profitable, so where on earth has £3m disapeared to?
simso
30/3/2017
13:03
To be fair EezyMunny when you said 65p it wasn't clear that it couldn't be sold as a complete company (which should have raised a higher price imo) and also then spending £6m on the pension annuity which would not have been required for clean sale.

A £36m rev business with an operating margin of 9%, no debt and a £2m pension deficit should make a bit more than £18m imo.

The directors (whom I have met) have botched the sale here on a number of levels which has led to a poorish though profitable outcome.

Agree regards VLE - is currently cheap but when hasn't it been? I hold a decent amount.

cockerhoop
30/3/2017
12:07
Told you so. Even my 65p target was over optimistic.

uk.advfn.com/cmn/fbb/thread.php3?id=17726495&from=466

If you want another try at a sum of the parts valuation try VLE, which looks to me to be as terribly undervalued as ESR was overvalued. Time will tell.

eezymunny
30/3/2017
11:13
Hi Tiswas,

If you log in here


that will take you to the Filing History for ESR and the fourth item down (Declaration of solvency) includes a balance sheet submitted by the liquidators.

strathroyal
30/3/2017
10:38
Good work Strathroyal but disappointing result if you are correct.

What did you look at exactly, is all the cash now with one company or did you have to add up the subs?

tiswas
30/3/2017
10:01
Figures are now on Companies House. The surplus is £18,135,292 which I calculate to be just over 60p per share, a 10% loss for me!
strathroyal
28/3/2017
15:39
Anyone spoken to the liquidators to see where they are with things? Do we know if they have received the cash from the company yet?
tiswas
28/3/2017
14:57
A number of documents relating to the winding up are in the process of being made available on the Companies House website and will be viewable in 5 days. I cannot see that this information is available on Ensor's website at the moment.
strathroyal
22/2/2017
11:45
I think that's unclear simso, earlier sales did include an element of excess cash being removed from the business's (Technocover & OSA).

We do know that assets of £4.2m have been transferred with Ellards and £460k with Woods.

At 30th Sept

NAV 17.0m -

Cash 10.4m
Land 0.5m
Tax A 0.4m
Ass Tr 4.7m

Leaves approx £1m(or £1.5m if Tax Asset transferred with company sale) of potential working capital that could have been removed?

cockerhoop
22/2/2017
11:29
I would think the receivables less payables would transfer with the businesses when sold
simso
21/2/2017
19:02
Cash + sales + retained profit, say £20m

Tax rebate £400k

Land £700k

Receivables Less payables c£1.8m

I get in the region of £23m or between 70p and 80p probably close to 75p after expenses but should certainly be above 70p or I think questions would be asked.

There's actually more value than this in the accounts.

pavey ark
21/2/2017
15:42
On first reading, the conditions around the £7.3m and the £2.1m do not look onerous, so would assume we will get both in full. I am away and without access to my models on this, but crudely and from memory my sums would be £10.3m of cash at last bs date, £9.5m from these two sales, c 0.7m for the land, and perhaps 0.5 cash from trading profits since sept bs date. That is c£21m to give to 30m shares, so c70p a share. Anybody with a more accurate assessment?
simso
21/2/2017
12:31
I think the range of outcomes is between 68p and 75p assuming earnout at Ellard. Decent price obtained for Ellard but Christine has done well to get over £600,000 of op profit for £2.125m at Woods!
cockerhoop
21/2/2017
12:06
The letters referred to by daviddosh are now on the Ensor website. No details of what we can expect to receive although the Woods sale suggests minimum of 44p, hopefully considerably more.
strathroyal
20/2/2017
15:31
Thanks David
cockerhoop
20/2/2017
15:25
The directors expect to be able to wrap everything up into one letter to shareholders plus same info on the website this week.
davidosh
20/2/2017
14:50
Anyone spoken to the company? Perhaps thy are in no rush to advise shareholders until remaining company sold to the family and they can cover both in one letter with update re liquidation.

I miss RNSs!

tiswas
14/2/2017
14:31
Good spot strathroyal. No details I can find about how much they paid for it, but am sure we will find out in due course.
simso
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