Northamber Share Discussion Threads

[diku] 23/12/2024 10:27

Up but where is the hidden trade...

[konradpuss] 19/12/2024 15:58

If only they could just raise their prices by 5% without losing all their clients.

Should the management just take this private and see if they can turn things around without being in the public glare? The listing costs would help the bottom line as well if they went private.

[diku] 19/12/2024 15:29

They keep on talking about shareholder value...

[eezymunny] 19/12/2024 09:36

It´s the most ridiculous listed company I´ve come across sleepy. Arthur is correct, TNAV/share was 103p at the turn of the millennium. They´ve done nothing but lose money (operationally) for a quarter century and never changed tack.

[arthur_lame_stocks] 18/12/2024 21:02

I'm going back 15 years sleepy!

[sleepy] 18/12/2024 20:20

Arthur - you are right that the NAV has been higher but I don’t recall it being over £1? (Yes, I know, I should get out more)

[arthur_lame_stocks] 18/12/2024 19:23

NAV used to be around £1.20 a share.

[sleepy] 18/12/2024 18:56

Look at its record, management and recent record loss

[hybrasil] 18/12/2024 18:20

This share is yet another example of how divorced the aim market is from reality.
Now trading at about 1/3rd nav

[sleepy] 06/5/2024 20:27

Can anyone give me a link to the circular please?

[cjohn] 05/5/2024 18:16

What is the reverse of diversification?

Let's get even deeper into low margin distribution.

A marked drop in turnover for the acquiree company in the first half. But profit the same. Unaudited figures.

If those figures hold up, it'll be a bargain, but I suspect they won't.

[eezymunny] 30/4/2024 12:04

Another banging head against brick wall acquisition today IMO.

Hilarious. Madness IMO.

[profdoc] 28/3/2024 12:11

Every six months it's always circumstances beyond managerial control, never strategic positioning and pricing power error. Why not stop doing unprofitable things?

[sleepy] 28/3/2024 10:17

More news from the Chessington Asylum today

[balcony] 27/7/2023 08:53

Maybe a start with these options.

[profdoc] 13/4/2023 09:29

It'll recover with some fresh thinking on the Board - Just the application of simple Value-based Management metrics could transform the business. Alas, there is no sign of change.

[hybrasil] 12/4/2023 19:24

Ive been here for a very long time. Too date it has been the biggest value trapI have been involved with. Will it ever recover?

[rossco] 18/11/2022 20:29

Perhaps the management could use the surplus cash to buy out the private investor shareholders and take the company private. It’s been a long wait for profitability - and we’re still not there yet.

[spob] 18/11/2022 09:08

Final results

same old, same old

clueless management waving white sticks

[rossco] 11/11/2022 20:43

Worsley Investors increased their shareholding. Does anyone have any thoughts on WI?

[profdoc] 30/3/2022 11:26

Good to have you on board. If you detect a movement away from empty revenues, give me a shout will you and I'll look again.

[sleepy] 29/3/2022 14:57

Have bought and sold shares successfully in recent years and still have a shareholding

Am also still a subscriber to your newsletter

[profdoc] 29/3/2022 10:59

Wow, Sleepy, are you still there?? You have the patience of a saint. Do you remember the old AGM discussions of "empty revenues" when we were both shareholders? Seems they are addicted to them. Glen

[sleepy] 29/3/2022 09:40

David Niven said of Errol Flynn

“You can count on Errol - he’ll always let you down”