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ADF Facilities By Adf Plc

51.50
2.50 (5.10%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Facilities By Adf Investors - ADF

Facilities By Adf Investors - ADF

Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Facilities By Adf Plc ADF London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
2.50 5.10% 51.50 09:28:45
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
51.00 51.00 54.00 51.50 49.00
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Posted at 26/2/2024 12:41 by melloteam
ADF will be one of the companies discussed on the BASH (Buy, Avoid, Sell, Hold) panel during this evening's MelloMonday webinar on Monday 26th February 2024, starting at 5pm



The programme is as follows:

5:00pm Market overview from ‘Queen of Tech’, Vin Murria
5:10pm Company presentation from AdvancedAdvT
5:40pm Damian Cannon explains the Zulu Principle
6:10pm Company presentation from React
6:40pm BASH Special


There will be over 500 investors attending and these are very popular shows with company presentations, fund manager and investor interviews, and panel sessions.
Tickets are still available and if you would like one at half price then enter the code MMTADVFN50.


FREE Investment Trusts and Funds Event on the following day, Tuesday 27th February, at 1pm.
Register for FREE here:

1:00pm Keynote presentation from Edmund Shing
1:30pm Company presentation from Ocean Dial and the India Capital Growth Fund
2:00pm Company presentation from River and Mercantile UK Micro Cap
2:30pm Andrew Latto presents ‘Fundsmith – Thirteen Years On’
Posted at 10/6/2023 15:56 by ali47fish
masure does the issue highlighted by rivaldo about diretors selling to make room for intitutional investors still hold?
Posted at 10/6/2023 15:51 by ali47fish
does any one has an idea about the next update- no cal on their site or contact for investor relations
Posted at 06/5/2023 01:07 by masurenguy
Investors snap up a bargain with Videndum despite writers’ strike

Analysts at Jefferies advised clients to hold fire on binning their shares in Videndum, despite the FTSE 250 firm being forced to issue a stinging profit warning this week. The company, which designs and manufactures products such as camera and audio equipment and live-streaming kits for customers including broadcasters, film studios and photographers, told investors that if a strike by the Writers Guild of America, which was called on Tuesday, were to be “prolonged”, its full-year performance would fall short of expectations. Jefferies has stuck with its bullish “buy” rating. “The strike is a one-off event, and we look for the group to rebound from the cyclical downturn impacting the group’s consumer-related end markets,” the analysts declared, adding that there were still reasons to be positive about the equity story in the medium to long term. On advice from the bank, investors snapped up a bargain, with Videndum closing up 16p, or 2.2% to 751p.
Posted at 05/5/2023 07:40 by eezymunny
Biggish volumes went through at 53p. The "in response to institutional investor demand" comment should maybe be compared to that price IMHO. Not exactly biting off arms to buy them at market price....
Posted at 02/5/2023 08:52 by florence141414
It would be cash flow if they stopped re-investing in more equipment and acquisitions though. There are really two things going on here. An operationally profitable and cash generative operation and the investment to achieve greater profits/cash flows in the future.

If they stopped investing right now you’d get your cash flows to the tune of about 6m. PPE purchases would fall in line with depreciation and no more 3m+ on acquisitions. Then the only way to increase profits would be more jobs with the same fleet or improved margins.

That would be fine by me as a value investor. Paying 50m for 6, 7 or 8m of consistent profits annually.

I’m also happy for them to keep investing the proceeds from the IPO and cash generated from the operations to meet the perceived market demand. More risk but more reward.

Really hard to find anything to dislike in today’s numbers if you ask me
Posted at 02/5/2023 08:46 by adamb1978
After bleating about their investor comms above, I should say that its good that they say what they think that market expectations are, rather than leaving people guessing. I think more companies are going that, but still a minority
Posted at 02/5/2023 08:33 by adamb1978
Not currently a holder but have ADF on the watchlist, having previously owned them. Small point but the way which they set out their results is very unusual - first of all the years going left to right, but also a small-cap rounding numbers to the nearest 100k.

Obviously doesnt mean the numbers are wrong, but its poor investor communications/relations. One basic is to not look different to the norm otherwise you get people wondering what you are trying to hide...

Now to try to look at the actual numbers!
Posted at 02/5/2023 08:16 by lennonsalive
Look at the growth of this company year by year, that is the bottom line for me as an investor

GBPM's 31 Dec 2022 31 Dec 2021 31 Dec 2020
------------------ ------------ ------------ ------------
Group revenue 31.4 27.8 8.0
*Adjusted EBITDA 8.0 7.7 0.8
*Adjusted EBITDA
% 25% 28% 10%
Profit/(loss)
before tax 4.6 2.8 (0.5)
E arnings per
share 6.1p 3.2p (0.1)p
Posted at 17/1/2023 11:46 by disc0dave45
Thanks to jonals on the ramping thread for flagging that business tax on studios could increase by 30%+:Https://www.businesstelegraph.co.uk/tv-and-film-studios-threatened-with-big-uk-property-tax-rises/"The surveyors warned that if the increases are enacted, the biggest threat would be to new studio developments, which would not benefit from the business rate cap, and that overseas investors in particular would reassess whether to press ahead with construction".Just to once again repeat the cost of living will impact the sector too:"The threat of sharply higher property tax bills comes at a delicate time for the UK's film and TV sector. Studios have flourished thanks to the rise of streaming, but households are now cutting back on subscriptions and content providers such as Netflix are seeking tighter cost of controls

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