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FCAP Finncap Group Plc

7.90

0.00 (0.00%)

26 Apr 2024 - Closed

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Finncap Investors - FCAP

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Stock Type
Finncap Group Plc	FCAP	London	Ordinary Share

	Price Change	Price Change %	Share Price	Last Trade
	0.00	0.00%	7.90	01:00:00

Open Price	Low Price	High Price	Close Price	Previous Close
			7.90	7.90

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Posted at 23/2/2022 12:08 by dangersimpson2 This will be read through from Peel Hunt's profit warning today. Although it really shouldn't be a surprise to investors that ECM will have been weak. FCAP have a higher proportion of M&A which will mean they are less affected, at least in the short term. The known transactions still suggest that FCAP are more likely to beat FY22 estimates than miss, although I am expecting the FY23 outlook to be for weaker performance unless market sentiment improves between now and then. This is illiquid though, so any trades each way will exaggerate the moves. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 28/12/2021 10:12 by masurenguy Ref post #93. There are no institutional shareholders with a stake above the 3.0% reporting threshold. The main shareholders are private investors including just one director, Sam Smith. Moulton, Murria and Leigh are former directors who all resigned over the past 12 months. Apart from Smith no other director has a holding above the reporting threshold. Directors Smith, Hayward, Andrews and Snow collectively also have holdings within the Employee Benefit Trust (EBT) of 3,65,714 shares or just over 27% of the EBT total holding Main Shareholders December 2021 Jon Moulton: 20,022,854. 11.30% Vin Murria: 18,592,698. 10.49% Baron Leigh: 16,327,892. 9.22% Sam Smith: 16,144,286. 9.11% EB Trust: 13,337,507. 7.53% Geoff Nash: 7,132,626. 4.01% Mark Tubby: 5,369,763. 3.02% Sub Total: 96,927,626. 54.68% Current holdings by other directors under the reporting threshold include Andrews and Hayward who hold 2.8% & 2.2% respectively, plus Snow, Hogarth and Firth who each hold 0.2% and Lister with 0.1%. Total director holdings, including Smith, currently constitute 14.8% of the shares in issue. As at November 2021, 80.02% of the issued share capital was considered not to be in public hands. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 11/10/2021 16:09 by davidosh Just to let shareholders and prospective investors know that Cerillion, Robert Walters and FinnCap will be featured on BASH session at the Mello Monday webinar event tonight, Monday 11th October at 6:00pm-9:30pm. There will be over 400 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. The Programme is as follows: 6.00 pm Mello welcome and news 6.05 pm Company presentation by Inspiration Healthcare 6.35 pm David Stredder interviews David Cicurel, CEO of Judges Scientific 7.10 pm Company presentation by Frenkel Topping 7.50 pm Michael Taylor book review 8.00 pm Company presentation by eEnergy 8.30 pm Mello BASH Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 02/10/2021 14:10 by tole https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2021/10/02/3-penny-stocks-with-explosive-growth-potential/Wealth management demandAnother company I would buy for my portfolio of penny stocks is the financial services group Finncap (LSE: FCAP). With a market capitalisation of £62m at the time of writing, this is a tiny business. That may deter some investors from buying the stock. Still, I am excited by its potential. It is currently benefiting from rising demand for its services. In June it reported that revenues for the full-year would be between £40m to £50m.A few weeks ago, management upgraded this forecast, saying revenues will be "slightly above the top end of these full-year revenue expectations." Finncap's cash balance is also expanding. It stood at £17.2m at the end of the first quarter and has continued to grow. This is why I think this company would fit nicely into my portfolio of penny stocks with explosive growth potential. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 29/9/2021 20:44 by tole https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2021/09/29/this-little-growth-stock-could-be-a-big-winner-in-the-long-run/This little growth stock could be a big winner in the long runAndy Ross \| Wednesday, 29th September, 2021 \| More on: FCAP SLPWith a market cap of just over £60m, finnCap (LSE: FCAP) is one of the smaller shares listed on the UK stock market. Yet it could be a superb little growth stock, combining capital growth with income, which I think is a very powerful combination.The group focuses on providing financial services services to quite a number of listed companies, but also privately-held growth companies. Its activities include corporate finance and broking, equity sales, agency trading and market-making and research. So it's a financial services company. Apart from its small market capitalisation, which gives it plenty of headroom to grow into a much larger company, I really like finnCap's financials. They indicate to me a stock that has serious growth potential.The group has a three-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for sales of 29%. This is important because, as an investor, I want to know that demand for a company's products/services is continuously increasing. A company growing sales should, if it keeps control of costs, be able to make more profit. The figure is impressive and could underpin future growth and share price appreciation.FinnCap also has a strong operating margin, which has jumped to 18.7% from 4.6%. That was lower than the pandemic but the margin now is also higher than in 2019. Return on equity has also improved a lot in the last three years to 29%. It was 16.4% in 2019. These percentages to me indicate a quality business that's well positioned for long-term growth.The dividend yield of 4.2%, which this year is covered nearly three times by earnings is a massive bonus. The shares are also pretty cheap on a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of under eight.But arguably, for a 'growth company', the historical revenue rise has been fairly pedestrian and so it would be good to see revenues really pick up. Potentially, if there's a slowdown in the IPO market, finnCap could be hit. It's also pretty reliant on the UK for making money, which presents country-specific risk. And there are risks associated with finnCap's expansion, such as costs going up and a change to its company culture.Overall though, I have to say the growth and income from a UK small-cap share like this appeals to me and I'll consider buying the shares. Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 17/8/2021 10:11 by bat5hit DividendHas everyone received their dividend yet?With Smart Investor and still waiting on mine... Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 09/4/2021 20:28 by djstevens8614 Thanks 29palms, I'm only a very small investor as I'm only just at the begining of building my portfolio, but everyone had to start somewhere :-) Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 08/4/2021 09:10 by 29palms Nice new all time high this morning. Even hitting a new all time high this is still under the radar of investors at large IMO Looking for an ever increasing share price up to release of finals in July, albeit with profit takers along the road. As always DYOR Read Full Thread Reply
Posted at 02/10/2019 08:19 by tomps2 finnCap investor presentation from the piworld - Progressive Equity Research event September 2019. Introduction by Gareth Evans, Progressive Equity Research. Then, Sam Smith, CEO, outlines the business model for finnCap, the rationale behind the recent IPO and what’s happened since. Tom Hayward, CFO runs through the financials, and combining with Cavendish. c.30mins. Read Full Thread Reply

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