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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hydrogen Group Plc | HYDG | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 42.50 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 42.50 |
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Posted at 23/9/2020 17:19 by thetrotsky Anybody else notice that MPM Connect Ltd has bought about 6.9m shares in the last week or so at, or around, 43p per share. According to Companies House the MPM Connect is owned by Peter Hearn and, as of yesterday, MPM Connect controlled 20.46% of HYDG. MPM Connect and/or Peter Hearn do not appear to be part of the concert party.The HYDG board needs at least 75% of the votes cast to de-list and it's possible that MPM Connect, if it continues to buy shares or in conjunction with other shareholders, may be able to block the de-listing and, potentially, scupper the deal. One can only assume that MPM Connect is either trying to force the concert party to increase the bid price and, if it's willing to pay 43p in the market, one can only assume that it's looking for 50p plus (anything lesss surely wouldn't warrant the risk) or is building up a stake with a view to launching a counter bid (to succeed, any counter bid would, I'd guess, have to be pitched at, or around, 45p). If MPM Connect doesn't succeed, it's looking at a loss in excess of £200k. Perhaps there's life in the old dog yet. |
Posted at 15/11/2019 12:33 by impvesta Profit warning just issued:Not impressed with the timing of the issue of that. Much better at 7:00 am to give shareholders a chance to properly consider what action to take. |
Posted at 23/8/2019 08:52 by tiswas Very tempted here but for that chart. Stocko rating of 92 (98 and 95 for quality and value) sub 6 pe, net cash decent divi and directors have meaningful holdings. Last tu was mixed but certainly not deserving of this sort of pullback.Do I wait for results 17/9 or take a punt now? Any thoughts holders? Incidentally cannot buy via IG sb which is where I usually go when I want to start with a very small punt position. Not sure why that is. |
Posted at 02/4/2019 07:58 by impvesta Cracking results this morning. Not expecting instant fireworks as tiddlers like this tend to keep mainly below the radar but I would hope for at least modest share price progression today and some more over the next week or two as the results are digested by any who are interested. |
Posted at 17/10/2018 06:49 by bahiflyer kazoom,On the face of it your right, so what NFI of 0.7M. When you look at the interims HYDG as a group put in a pretty good performance, taxable profit up substantially to £1.1M, net cash of £1.3M and confident enough to re-instate a dividend. All of that with the US NFI being flat at 0.5M. That would have meant the US was actually being a drag on group profits at that stage. Now within months of putting in new management in the region the US not only contributes NFI in its first full qtr 40% higher than H1 in total, but they are also looking to expand, which probably means the rate of growth has only just started. Taken over a full year, what could that mean? Well who knows, clearly Argyll Scott was a good acquisition and for some, 'one swallow does not make' and all that. But sometimes you just have to go with a gut feeling and take the risk of getting in early before the evidence becomes too obvious and everybody has jumped on. I get the impression that what the company are showing is genuine confidence and excitement and not bolshi bluster like some do. Reminds me of Barry Mence at SPE and the profile of HYDG has the same potential. All of that for a mkt cap of £22M, you pays your money and takes your chance if you fancy it. |
Posted at 28/9/2018 10:30 by impvesta I dipped my toe in yesterday. Debt free, interim dividend restored, positive current trading comment in the interims. Looks promising to me. |
Posted at 23/8/2018 06:54 by cjohn Hi NY Boy and others,Good questions re HYDG's intrinsic value. On trading over the last year, this now looks over-valued in my view ie it's trading at a high multiple of earnings. However, the trading statement is very bullish about future outlook. What's more, the company historically has a very good record on cash generation. Given the asset-light nature of the business, capex is rarely significant; so there could be further improvements in the cash position and dividend payout. Prior to the trading statement, I'd decided on a sell price in the mid-50's. In view of the recent statement, that looks way too conservative. |
Posted at 22/8/2018 20:40 by keevo They released a very positive trading update and management now expect that afterthree years of subdued performance it now expects to see several years of growth. Dividend reinstated. So growth going forward then value could be 60million if targets are achieved. Thats £1.80 a share and a fat dividend while you wait. Not too far fetched |
Posted at 20/8/2018 14:40 by gre Why the sudden surge of interest in HYDG? Has it been tipped by someone over the weekend? |
Posted at 31/5/2018 17:29 by sophia1982 Yes, that is very nice:Hydrogen Group Plc (AIM: HYDG), a global specialist recruitment business, announces that it has been notified that Stephen Puckett, Non-Executive Chairman, today purchased 466,370 ordinary shares of 1p each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at a price of 32p per Ordinary Share. The Company has also been notified that Richard Green, Senior Independent Director, today purchased 466,370 Ordinary Shares at a price of 32p per Ordinary Share. |
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