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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entu (UK) | ENTU | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 1.40 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 1.40 | 1.40 |
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Posted at 23/8/2017 14:57 by love it hatetrader @hatetrader1 4m4 minutes agoMore #ENTU you were warned...several times...the dangers of the LSE pump and dump squad and parasites on advfn such as falia/letmepass/coli |
Posted at 10/8/2017 14:10 by letsgetbizzay Cool rhymes with Fool. Don't question LGB, because when the ride starts, he always gets bizzaaaayyyy!The refinancing package of any struggling company is always step 1 on the road to recovery. As with BOO, it will prove to be step 1 for ENTU as well.£1 looks likely within 6 months. |
Posted at 10/8/2017 14:03 by letsgetbizzay Yes but you can sense the excitement building. BOO was on the verge of collapse with an almost identical chart to ENTU. It's now £2+This will almost certainly follow the same path as BOO |
Posted at 10/8/2017 13:56 by effortless cool LetsGetBizzy,Since it has been quoted, BOO has never refinanced and never had less than £50m cash on its balance sheet. Please don't post lies. And, in any case, even if it was true, the same won't happen here. ENTU will ultimately be a dead loss for shareholders. |
Posted at 08/8/2017 08:13 by effortless cool Anyone with an ounce of knowledge wouldn't be long ENTU. |
Posted at 07/8/2017 11:10 by cautoussid thanks to that post on AST share board I now looking at ENTUassume you invested in both shares |
Posted at 04/8/2017 16:13 by johngaz CYA MONDAY PEOPLE. FIRST RACE 0700 hope we're backing another ENTU winner. :0) |
Posted at 04/8/2017 12:44 by letmepass Entu (UK) plc, the home improvements group providing energy efficiency products and services to homeowners and businesses across the UK, announces its results for the six months ended 30 April 2017 which are in line with the Group's trading announcement on 14 June 2017.Highlights-- Operational and supply chain issues result in lower first half revenues of GBP36.5m (2016: GBP42.2m). -- LBITDA in line with expectations at GBP2.3m (2016: earnings of GBP1.3m). -- Operational improvements made in the early part of H2 already yielding results. -- Further restructuring exercise implemented with expected savings of GBP0.8m a year. -- Executive Team strengthened further to drive efficiency savings across the Group's activities and improve working capital. |
Posted at 04/8/2017 12:37 by gregpeck7 HNR up again .. rising all the time ENTU cash really flowing over now |
Posted at 07/2/2017 10:24 by davebowler Zeus;Trading in line but dividend cut in FY17 Entu has announced that EBITDA from continuing operations will be within the range of its previous guidance of £2.5m to £2.9m at £2.6m to £2.7m. This is in line with ZC forecast of £2.7m in FY16. The FY16 outcome, combined with the fact that revenue for the first three months of FY17 are also in line, is reassuring considering the issues the business has faced during the year. FY17 forecasts assume a c. 60% increase in EBITDA as profitability bounces back. However, as a result of a balance sheet review and the introduction of more prudent accounting policies, the company will not pay a final dividend for FY16. This means total dividend for the year will be 0.5p, not the 1.5p forecast. We leave income forecasts unchanged in FY17 and FY18 but reduce dividend expectations. Although the company does state that it intends to reinstate the dividend as soon as possible the cut to the dividend is disappointing. The valuation on FY17 earnings of 5.4x reflects the difficulties the business has faced over the last twelve to eighteen months. § Getting to grips with legacy issues: We welcome the balance sheet and accounting policy reviews, despite the historical issues that it raises. The change in accounting policy in the Repairs and Renewals Service Agreements and Finance Commissions will impact prior year results by c. £2.0m but will not have a material impact on the FY16 outcome. We await FY16 results for greater detail on the adjustments needed before adjusting historic numbers. Management’s commitment to reorganise and add the necessary infrastructure will leave the business in a better position and with a cleaner balance sheet post all discontinued operations being fully written down. We previously treated £5.0m of advanced payments as debt, on the same basis, the net debt forecast for FY16 improves to £4.2m from £5.0m. § No impact to profit forecasts but dividend expectations cut: That today’s statement indicates that FY16 results will be in line with expectations is reassuring when considering the difficult year the business has experienced. Further to this, the comment that the first three months of the current year is in line provides confidence that FY16 will prove to be the trough in earnings. FY17 forecasts assume a significant bounce in profitability as adjusted PBT increases c. 75% to £3.9m. The only material change to forecasts on the back of today’s statement is that we reduce dividend expectations in FY16 to 0.5p from 1.5p. The 0.5p relates to the interim dividend previously announced. We assume the company pays a dividend of 1.0p in FY17 and 1.5p in FY18. This improves the net debt position to £0.9m from £1.2m in FY17. § Valuation: On FY17 earnings, the shares are trading on a PER of 5.4x. The rating is reflective of the difficulties the business has faced and the uncertainty with regards forecasts in FY17 and FY18. On FY18 earnings the multiple falls to 4.2x. |
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