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Recent investor discussions regarding FIH Group Plc have highlighted a mix of concerns and optimistic prospects surrounding the company's operations. A notable thread was the topic of liquidity, with investor bedford1976 inquiring if 500 shares could be purchased in a single buy order—suggesting possible apprehension about trading volume in FIH shares. This sentiment underscores investor concerns regarding the stock's market accessibility.
Additionally, the conversation revealed that former management from FBS has secured funding for new construction operations in the Falklands that could challenge FIH's market position, as indicated by beaniepenguin's comment. This potential competition raises significant concerns among investors about FIH's future prospects, despite weatherman's point about the company's remaining land assets for development, which could serve as a strategic advantage. Overall, investor sentiment appears cautious, with mixed feelings stemming from both competitive challenges and potential developmental opportunities.
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FIH Group PLC reported its interim six-monthly return for the Executive Share Option Schemes, revealing a stable state of its unallotted securities. As of January 17, 2025, the balance of unallotted securities remains at 623,014, with no new increases or allocations since the previous report. This suggests that the company is maintaining its current share option scheme conditions without further expansion, indicating a period of stability within its executive compensation mechanisms.
While there are no new securities issued during the period from July 17, 2024, to January 16, 2025, the consistent figures may reflect FIH Group's cautious approach to share-based compensation amid market conditions. Investors and stakeholders might view this development as a sign of prudent financial management, ensuring that executive incentives are kept within expected limits without diluting the existing equity.
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Is there much liquidity in FIH shares? Would 500 shares likely to be available in one buy order? |
There must be loads of managers and workmen in the UK glad for an opportunity to escape down under, and FIH still has land assets for development. |
Most interesting beanie. May be some news in Merco Press or Penguin News |
It seems former FBS management have secured significant funding and are setting up construction operations on Falklands in direct opposition to FIC. Don't think this is good news for FIH. |
Any reliable news on FBS (Falklands Building Services, part of FIC) would be gladly received. |
The reason for the rapid bounce and the relative surge in buys seems to have been this rather nice tip: |
The Falkland Island Gov seems in two minds over its housing policy, but there is a shortage on the islands. |
May go lower, but its still well supported by NAV - a good recovery play if they can resolve their issues. Was the board too heavy handed to lose all their building managers? |
Results look pretty dire. There are some serious concerns with the management of this company now. Tge share price could fall much lower now. |
Not so good - how hard can it be to get new management in place, even from the UK? |
FIH results today make grim reading. |
FIG seeking £350m over 5 years for capital development. |
If the Falklands are to grow I think the islands need more ex pats to work there - the Linkedin page says average length of service 3.6 years, which is quite long for just expats. |
All these people were UK expats…. |
The last statement said construction being managed from UK. I guess there is full employment in FI, people working more than 1 job? Which makes holding onto people harder. |
Thanks Cannygirl. Very worrying. |
Shortage of housing, will need much more with oil business. |
Cannygirl, you correctly highlighted the departure of the FI Building Services management team - this was confirmed by the AGM Statement (27 September). |
all read to meet like a 'profit warning warning' i.e. they are telling us that if things aren't turned around then forecasts are at risk. |
Trading update with AGM statement - not sure this is anything new - reduced trading in FI was mentioned with the recent results, but now acknowledgment of loss of management in Building Services. |
An interesting commentary in the DII interview that the actual value of the properties is £5m higher in the Falklands, and substantially above carrying value for the Momart site. If so, the stated NAV of 325p is far too low - it could be actually above 400p, which may help to explain the recent rise. The gradual paydown of the mortgage adds a few percent to NAV each year. |
I am not personally invested here but that was a very interesting podcast too and thankyou to you both. |
In the latest episode of the Desert Island Investor we are kindly joined by good friend and investing legend David Barry who talks us through his varied and colourful story. |
Type | Ordinary Share |
Share ISIN | GB00BD0CWJ91 |
Sector | Ferries |
Bid Price | 244.00 |
Offer Price | 256.00 |
Open | 254.00 |
Shares Traded | 1,403 |
Last Trade | 13:14:27 |
Low - High | 250.00 - 254.00 |
Turnover | 52.46M |
Profit | 1.97M |
EPS - Basic | 0.1570 |
PE Ratio | 15.92 |
Market Cap | 31.8M |
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