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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Inspired Plc | INSE | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| -7.50 | -8.47% | 81.00 | 11:26:09 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 85.00 | 81.00 | 86.00 | 88.50 |
| Industry Sector |
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| SUPPORT SERVICES |
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Posted at 20/3/2024 19:50 by diesel There’s a storm brewing in energy contract mis selling, may not involve INSE, but going to make investors a bit wary. |
Posted at 11/3/2024 08:55 by rivaldo INSE will announce their results on 26th March:As a reminder, Liberum forecast £16.2m PBT for last year, rising to £18.3m PBT this year. That equates to 13p EPS rising to 13.7p EPS this year - a P/E of just 5.2. Liberum also forecast a 2.7p dividend for last year, rising to 2.9p this year (a 4.3% yield). |
Posted at 30/9/2023 10:58 by earwacks Cheers Saj. I got the usual no response from investor email. All is well ? With the share price falling back to new lows again. I know they cant direct the share price, but clearly increasing debt does not impress the market for such a lowly venture, especially when it exceeds profit.there is no disguising the figures.Why has nobody bought it out at this alleged bargain price? Has not proved itself to the market yet. Just my luck if this is the one company Wotton has got massively wrong. Actually there are other like rcdo and brk, but nowhere near as bad as Inse. Fortunately out of both those now. The thing is can the money be put to better use? The divi is ok but not great, paid out of debt. Will be lots more than fund managers looking for a decent exit. Should have taken 10p or a pound equivalent. Going to be a rather long haul otherwise. |
Posted at 20/9/2023 16:08 by earwacks I’ve sent another email enquiring about why there is no RNS about what is clearly a notifiable holder dumping stock as happened previously. Don’t expect an answer as this lot don’t appear to have the grace or good manners to reply to lowly private investors. Basically if you don’t want people to think you are an energy supplier don’t call yourself Inspired Energy. But of cause that is a pathetic reason for the performance which is down to costs outstripping profit. Do they have a remedy other than changing the name? |
Posted at 08/9/2023 09:19 by earwacks Where are the interims? Supposed to be today. Very poor communicators and don’t respond to emails. Terrible investor relations. Hope their business is better run |
Posted at 09/8/2023 12:11 by rivaldo Shore Capital are also bullish - extracts as follows. They forecast 13.7p EPS this year:"H1 trading, momentum and confidence The ‘ESG impact company’, providing specialist energy services and a partner to corporates in the UK and Ireland in the drive to ‘Net Zero’, has announced a trading update for its H1 period to end June this morning. This confirms good operational and strategic progress across Group activities. Accordingly, Inspired is confidently retaining guidance for its FY23F performance at this juncture (revenue of c.£110m, EBITDA of c.£24m; we currently have revenues at £105m and EBITDA in-line at £24m). We will review our model and forecasts with the interim results confirmed to be posted on 11 September" "Valuation thoughts We note a confident tone in this H1 trading update. Inspired continues to evolve and offers investors solid ESG credentials and regulatory tailwinds in addition to long-term economic growth drivers. The Group trades on a FY23F PER of 6.6x (EV/EBITDA 5.4x), funded by a free cash flow yield in the 11% range, with an anticipated dividend yield of 3.2%. We look to further solid progress through the current H2 period and beyond." |
Posted at 30/3/2023 16:23 by 1224saj Post investors presentation 700000 shares dumped :-( |
Posted at 30/3/2023 11:02 by rivaldo A reminder - there's an Investor Meet presentation today at 1.00. |
Posted at 29/3/2023 10:44 by rivaldo As well as Liberum's initiation and 20p target, Shore Capital's new note forecasts 1.37p EPS this year, up from last year's 1.31p EPS despite higher tax, interest and deferred consideration shares this year.They conclude (extracts): "Good FY results, strong Q1... The ‘ESG impact company’, providing specialist energy services and a partner to corporates in the UK and Ireland in the drive to ‘Net Zero’ has published a good FY report, in-line with our expectations as guided by the Company’s January trading update. The current year is indicated to have started well with momentum continuing. The performance achieved overall is against what has perhaps been the most challenging environment seen in UK energy markets. A testament then to Inspired’s strategy and deepening client relationships as a key partner to UK corporates." "Forecasts and outlook. The balance sheet performance delivered in H2, with cash collections meeting targets in the face of rapid growth in Optimisation, suggests to us a solid foundation to support Inspired’s strategy in leveraging the visible opportunities in front of the Group. We note the opportunities set out in the report to leverage Inspired’s growing client relationships, the Group aiming to drive ‘client lifetime value’ (CLV) across the divisions. Management has set out a target of doubling EBITDA over the next five years and we can see how this may be achieved in our model. For now, we retain caution reflecting the still visibly challenging environment. We retain our EBITDA assumptions for FY23F and FY24, noting the significant potential we see for upgrades in normalising conditions. EPS forecasts are modestly diluted by higher interest, tax and deferred consideration shares due to vest in FY23F. Valuation thoughts. Inspired continues to evolve and offers investors solid ESG credentials and regulatory tailwinds in addition to long-term economic growth drivers. The Group trades (based on our updated estimates) on a FY23F PER of 7.5x (EV/EBITDA 5.9x), funded by a free cash flow yield in the 10% range. We look to further solid progress through FY23F." |
Posted at 30/1/2023 08:51 by rivaldo Zeus Capital note a "very pleasing performance" for 2022. They're retained their forecasts at present of 1.29p historic EPS and 1.42p EPS this year.This extract suggests there may be upgrades coming with the full year results: "Forecasts and outlook "We retain our forecast assumptions below the EBITDA line for the present, noting the higher revenue flow emerging across the Group, with higher costs being sustained. The March FY results will give a greater opportunity to review forecasts for the FY23F and beyond in the light of the positive operational performance coming through in optimisation and ESG, with Assurance set for normalisation in markets all divisions taken together offer material profit and cash flow potential to our minds. A positive outlook then." "Valuation thoughts Inspired continues to evolve and offers investors solid ESG credentials and regulatory tailwinds in addition to long-term economic growth drivers. The Group is trading, based on our current estimates, on a FY23F PER of 6.5x (EV/EBITDA 5.5x), funded by a free cash flow yield of 8.5%. We look forward to FY results expected on 29 March." |
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