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HVO Hvivo Plc

29.50
0.60 (2.08%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Hvivo Plc LSE:HVO London Ordinary Share GB00B9275X97 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.60 2.08% 29.50 28.50 29.50 29.00 28.90 28.90 746,449 16:35:09
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Pharmaceutical Preparations 48.48M -776k -0.0011 -263.64 195.77M
Hvivo Plc is listed in the Pharmaceutical Preparations sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HVO. The last closing price for Hvivo was 28.90p. Over the last year, Hvivo shares have traded in a share price range of 13.25p to 31.00p.

Hvivo currently has 675,075,857 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Hvivo is £195.77 million. Hvivo has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -263.64.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
25/1/2023
22:31
Sikh They have £12m of upfront cash from new contracts. Current order book is £76m, so plenty more cash to come through the door in next 12 months. And I expect the order book will continue to grow and thst will bring in even more cash.I suggest you close your short!
owenga
25/1/2023
22:25
This is the sort of 'black swan event' that might derail HVO's business - or, contrariwise, make it even more attractive - and I have no idea which will prevail.

Positive and Negative?

chica1
25/1/2023
21:56
Yump,you're spot on,without the Covid Pandemic Open Orphan would be valued at a 1/10 if where it is now.
So yes Covid saved OO/Hvivo even though Covid isn't strategic to the business model now.

chica1
25/1/2023
21:42
Lfdkmp

Sticking people into a “camp” is convenient but will unbalance your general judgement.

Try actually reading my posts - you’ll find there actually was a civilised discussion earlier.

I know its confusing to keep a balanced view, but have a go. Not that I give a toss.

Yes I changed my view from what it was before covid, because the business has changed in its outlook and my criteria for investing have been partly met.

If anyone thinks the outcome would have been the same without Covid, thats delusional imo, although of course the alternative cannot be tested.

yump
25/1/2023
21:14
Enzo,
" pipeline and stuff already booked takes us through a year"

And that's why I said those contracts in 2023 still have to be paid for. Direct Project and admin costs.

They'll receive some more money for the contract once it starts. Without regular new contracts, new cash, coming in then direct project and admin costs will eat into cash very quickly.

sikhthetech
25/1/2023
20:58
As this company continues to progress, evidenced by today's emphatically positive update, the shorters/doomsayers become increasingly desperate.

In the absence of anything that could be construed as a negative from today's RNS, the second line of defence is to project an imagined gang of conspiratorial rampers ...( btw I'd like to join, what's the annual subscription).... who are somehow conning the world about this impending hVIVO disaster.

I was around when IBM ruled the world of corporate computing and FUD was part of the corporate strategy.

Today, at a much more prosaic level, for the likes of Sikh/yump.... FUD is quickly emerging as Fatuous, Unhinged, Desperate/Derisible

lfdkmp
25/1/2023
20:43
Sikh - trouble ‘if they don’t win anymore contracts’ - obviously - the pipeline and stuff already booked takes us through a year or more. Imagine if Totally contracts stop ? What happens if all construction companies contracts dry up - again / very amateurish posts from Sikh
enzo2020
25/1/2023
20:28
adorling

More cliches please - they'll encourage the buyers.

PS I don't think "investor blanket" is quite the metaphor you intended.

Should that read "investor cushion" ?

yump
25/1/2023
20:18
Chica,

CF hasn't gone anywhere. Just because he doesn't do the speeches doesn't mean he's not pulling the strings.

Having a good speaker is no different from 1gw and his ramps. He talks a good talk but he's very often been completely wrong.

1gw makes a dodgy 2nd car salesman look honest.


I agree CF will be looking to offload so expect some ramping. Well they just had the presentation, which you think was good.

sikhthetech
25/1/2023
19:02
An excellent presentation. Bright future here and very happy to be invested.
inaminute
25/1/2023
18:08
Chica,


As I've said many times the gang use multiple ids, especially to vote up posts. Glad you're catching up.

sikhthetech
25/1/2023
16:50
Coco absolutely seething at that fantastic update. Compounded by Tly at near 52 week low. A good time to be alive.
shazbo
25/1/2023
16:39
How much will TLY have when their contracts keep getting cancelled? If I were you mate I'd stick on that board trying to keep people invested there rather than try to dissuade people here. Time better spent me thinks
mikeh30
25/1/2023
16:39
enzo,

They would have admin costs on contracts they are fulfilling in 2023, won't they?.

In H1, they stated direct project and admin costs for 6 months to June 2022 were around £16m. Fy 2021 they were £36m.

Avg around £3m a month.

Given the increase in contracts there'll be an increase in costs, especially direct project.

If they don't win anymore contracts and only fulfilled the ones for this year then they have enough cash for only 10months.

They need to continue to win new contracts.

sikhthetech
25/1/2023
16:24
A vaccine testing company at the start of a Pandemic.
I think not!
There would have been plenty of opportunity to raise capital!
We'll beg to differ.

chica1
25/1/2023
16:23
Sikh - how much do they have after paying huge admin costs - £8.5m this year and £28m in the bank - school boy stuff - you need to up your game
enzo2020
25/1/2023
16:22
I would be interesting to see where Hvivo would be if said person hadn't got his hands on it. Possibly in the Insolvency Court?
padherf
25/1/2023
16:02
owenga - thanks. Yep so would expect continued EBITDA growth next year. Think I highlighted here a while back (maybe after the interims?) that even though the headline results had been weaker for that particular half-year (due to revenue/contract timing) the margins were still getting bigger and bigger due to the impact of relatively stable fixed costs.
king suarez
25/1/2023
15:58
King SuarezGood point to raise that full year 17% ebidta margin. And becuase first half was a lot lower second half is already running at about 20% margin.Looking forward to presentation tonight!
owenga
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