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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Nahl Group Plc | LSE:NAH | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BM7S2W63 | ORD GBP0.0025 |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 61.50 | 59.00 | 64.00 | 60.00 | 60.00 | 60.00 | 2,527 | 16:35:14 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Advertising Agencies | 41.42M | 385k | 0.0082 | 73.17 | 28.14M |
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20/3/2018 09:11 | On the face of it the earnings look ok - but they are signalling that these earnings are not translating into cash - and may not do so until 2020 at the earliest as that is when they plan to look again at the dividend policy. I get why that has spooked the market as - say - the warning signal of CLLN was that for all the reported profits they were not translating into cash. Now where other companies are reporting failure to turn profit into cash the market is attaching more risk weighting. | fenners66 | |
20/3/2018 08:44 | Hmm, dunno. The two reasons for institutional support are now not as compelling. You’ve got a contraction in eps, and you’ve got a contraction in divvy yield as well. I can see this hovering around current levels, or even dropping back to September lows in run up to April divvy record date (with a bit of a short term bounce leading up to that date, given yield on just the final divvy alone is around 7% or more at moment), but after that, I can see a gradual selloff as funds rebalance their portfolios. If future divvy is going to be based on 2* earnings cover, then total 2k18 divvy likely to be around 10p total, so interim divvy prob around the 3p mark, and final around 7p next year, and that’s assuming no earnings growth next year of course. With divvy and earnings contractions likely during next couple of years, funds have less reason to stay as heavily invested in Nahl as they are at present, hence I see a bit of a sell off over an extended period after April. The one good point is that trading still seems fairly strong. L. | lazygun | |
20/3/2018 08:42 | added a few here this morning | mister md | |
20/3/2018 08:29 | Opportunity possibly. Fall looks excessive. | its the oxman | |
20/3/2018 08:14 | Yep, one to watch over the next month. If the price keeps dropping, there could be potential for a bounce leading up to the 27th April divvy record date. Final 10p divvy would have a great yield vs current share price. The more it drops now, the greater the yield....short term trading opp perhaps? L. | lazygun | |
20/3/2018 08:13 | Yes, I agree with that. Investors want a bigger margin of safety in uncertain times. | rcturner2 | |
20/3/2018 08:05 | It looks like the market is not happy with further investment. The cost of creating a third ABS will reduce this year's forecasts to maybe 16p and the increase in cover will see the dividend drop to maybe 8p. This should create a base for strong growth thereafter as start-up costs drop out and profits from ABSs increase but regulatory uncertainty continues. The sharp drop in the share price seems harsh but this market is running scared of recession and such falls are being seen all over the place. | aleman | |
20/3/2018 07:46 | Yes, solid but hopefully this will establish a base for further progress this year. Final Results NAHL, the leading UK consumer marketing business focused on the UK legal services market, announces its Final Results for the year ended 31 December 2017. Financial Highlights -- Trading performance in line with expectations -- Revenue up 2.5% to £51.9m (2016: £50.6m) -- As expected, underlying operating profit down 19.4% to £14.5m (2016: £18.0m) -- Profit before tax of £12.4m (2016: £15.8m) -- EPS ahead of expectations at 21.7p (2016: 27.0p) -- Recommended final dividend of 10.6p, a total dividend for the year of 15.9p (2016: 19.05p) Operational Highlights -- A year of progress with continued evolution of Personal Injury (PI) division -- Establishment and operational launch of two ("ABS") ventures, with early signs encouraging -- Successful relaunch of National Accident Helpline brand, generating positive results -- Critical Care division ahead of last year with continued growth in market share -- Solid trading performance from Residential Property division against a challenging market backdrop Russell Atkinson, CEO of NAHL, commented:"2017 was a year of change and progress for NAHL as we continued to evolve our Personal Injury (PI) division. We are particularly pleased to have successfully delivered the key elements of our PI strategy with the launch of two ABS ventures, the relaunch of our brand and the delivery of an improved digital capability. These initiatives have given us the insight and experience to lay out a confident vision for the future. Given the success of this first phase, we plan to accelerate our investment by establishing a third ABS to capture the growth opportunity which exists for NAH and further enhancing both our brand and technological capability. Simultaneously we will continue to work closely with our panel law firm partners whilst building in more flexibility into the way we process enquiries helping us to better manage demand. The importance of our other divisions should not be overlooked. Critical Care performed ahead of last year securing a number of high profile strategic business development partnerships which we expect will contribute to growth in the year ahead. Residential Property faced difficult market conditions though performed solidly thanks to our focus on margin and cost. We have started the new financial year in line with Board expectations. 2018 will be a year of transition with further investment to accelerate the PI division's evolution. This additional investment necessitates a change to our dividend policy which will enable us to go into the future with confidence about the Group's prospects." | masurenguy | |
20/3/2018 07:35 | Solid Results. Fair value £2.20 IMO. | basem1 | |
13/3/2018 08:29 | Thanks bc4 | slaccs | |
12/3/2018 09:18 | Results 20/03/018 next Tuesday | bc4 | |
06/3/2018 13:36 | Took a nibble early doors | badtime | |
26/2/2018 11:22 | You sometimes get funny down moves in small caps in the 6 weeks to the end of the tax year. People sell to crystallise gains and losses for the taxman in shares that have moved a lot in the previous year or three. Sometimes they buy back after a month. If they are waiting for a month before tax year end and the shares start to drift, they sometimes sell earlier for gains and later for losses. Seen it happen a lot over the years but it's a bit random. Some small caps do it while others don't. I assume modest falls in this 6 week period are nothing to worry about and they often recover if nothing else changes. | aleman | |
26/2/2018 10:48 | Just the chart playing out, having sold at 192p I'm looking at getting back in today. Hoping for a 160's entry point. Excellent value !! | basem1 | |
26/2/2018 10:37 | Oh right thanks, I have a buy order in. | malcolmmm | |
26/2/2018 10:32 | There was an unexplained downward jump last week, not justified by visible volume, I'm assuming an II seller exiting an illiquid stock. In terms of news, all I could see was a govt cold calling ban coming in, but don't think it affects NAH's business areas... | danieldruff2 | |
26/2/2018 10:17 | Highly rated on Stockopedia rank of 99 so am tempted to buy , any reason why they should be dropping this morning? | malcolmmm | |
05/2/2018 20:38 | Tomorrows the day to buy in the 160's. Early morning markdown before a bounce. | basem1 | |
05/2/2018 13:02 | Yes just topped up with a couple of 5000 buys NAHL Group PLC 17 January 2018 ("NAHL" or the "Group") Pre Close Trading Update NAHL will announce its Final Results for the year ended 31 December 2017 on 20 March 2018. NAHL, the leading UK consumer marketing business focused on the UK legal services market, today provides a trading update for the year ended 31 December 2017. The Group has continued to trade well and is expected to deliver underlying operating profit in line with the Board's expectations. Our finance charge has come in at a lower level due to prudent capital allocation and our balance sheet remains strong. Consequently, underlying earnings per share for FY17 are expected to be ahead of Board expectations. Buy and wait | bc4 | |
05/2/2018 10:39 | Must only have 1 stock on his monitor !! | basem1 | |
05/2/2018 09:19 | What is going on today? all shares are being marked down now is the time to be buying or very soon maybe a week or two | bc4 | |
05/2/2018 08:45 | What is going on today !? Can’t see any news out ... | twistednik | |
30/1/2018 17:29 | As far as I can tell NAHL is likely to reside ahead of the curve of legal changes which are likely to disrupt its previous business model. The "alternative business structure" is where your reasearch will enable to lead to your own asssesment of the situation in greater depth. ... but FWIW I believe that the more astute and well-financed, well-run and well-visioned companies will always be a) better prepared for the changes b) ahead of the regulators in terms of compliance before legislation actually kicks in to penalise. It is usually the companies who are not market-leading that fall foul and fail to invest or prep for changes that are frankly not likely to "surprise" anyone (in the know) when they actually arrive. A similar situation is in play with spread bettors and personal credit lenders. The market demand for all 3 business types is very much present and the goal of regulators in Britain is not to kill that market but rather to er....regulate it. Usually in my experience you can make a value bet on the solid, well-established, well-run leader in such markets and you will invariably be on the winning side. I always try to get in at a good price. Incidentally the chart is showing good sentiment presently (another positive sign). | thorpematt |
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