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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Numis Corporation Plc | NUM | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 343.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 343.00 | 343.00 |
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Posted at 04/8/2022 14:42 by speedsgh More recent news...Numis is acting as corporate broker to Euromoney Institutional Investor (ERM) on their recommended takeover by Becketts Bidco Ltd, which values Euromoney at £1.661bn. |
Posted at 06/7/2022 08:57 by deadly Good RNS:- Q3 revenue was in excess of GBP40m, which is ahead of the first half run-rate and reflects a strong improvement on the Q2 revenue performance -- A favourable M&A environment has driven performance in investment banking and into H2, the M&A pipeline of both announced and possible transactions remains strong; equities and equity capital markets (ECM) continue to be affected by macro-themes -- European license granted, enabling greater interaction with EU-based institutional investors through Dublin office and facilitating future participation in EU ECM transactions -- While equity market and capital raising conditions continue to be challenging, the outlook remains in-line with market expectations for the full year |
Posted at 08/2/2022 07:24 by speedsgh AGM Trading Update - Numis today provides the following trading update in relation to the four month period ended 31 January 2022. This statement is issued in advance of the Annual General Meeting which is being held at 12.30pm today. Revenue for the first quarter ended 31 December 2021 was in line with the strong second half performance of FY21. The ongoing investment in strengthening our product capabilities underpinned Investment Banking revenues in the period. Continued momentum in M&A and Growth Capital Solutions, Numis' private markets business, largely offset a reduction in IPO revenues. The Equities business delivered a consistent performance and is well placed to benefit from any increase in market volatility. During the period we acted on our first US IPO and continue to make progress toward establishing an EU presence through our Dublin office which will enable us to target further revenue opportunities outside the UK. However, mounting inflation and interest rate concerns have impacted broader equity markets in recent weeks, with a reduction in investor risk appetite and capital markets activity. As such, we have had a slower start to our second quarter, albeit our pipeline and outlook for the second half across both M&A and Capital Markets is encouraging, and gives us confidence in the outcome for the full year. Whilst market conditions will always influence our financial performance in the short term, we remain committed to our long-term strategy of building a broader, more diversified and resilient investment banking business. |
Posted at 08/12/2021 09:40 by bluepeter1 I guess this is driving the share price ‘However, supply chain challenges and inflation fears have certainly had an impact on investor sentiment toward the UK in recent weeks. As a result, execution of our capital markets pipeline, including IPOs, may be subject to greater uncertainty during the first half.’ |
Posted at 22/11/2021 10:05 by powereddrones Covid surging everywhere making the news. I guess what ever you believe, it isn't going away.From an investor / trader standpoint, the investing trends will still probably continue. When Covid started to appear, let's take a date, March 2020 from the very lows when the world "woke up" to the reality of Covid and repriced their risks in the market: the barometers stood at: NASDAQ 7,000 points --- Today: 16,000 points +128% SP500 2,300 points ----- Today: 4,700 points +104% Gold $1,500 ------------ Today: $1,860 +24% Oil $21.33 ------------- Today: $80 +275% Bitcoin $5,200 --------- Today: $57,000 +996% |
Posted at 15/7/2021 17:31 by quepassa Positive article in today's FT on Numis.Lex column. Back page. Headed "Numis : coining it". Commenting that "Investors are not getting carried away. The price-to-book ratio of 2.2 sits not far above the 10 year mean". ALL IMO. DYOR. QP |
Posted at 07/7/2021 16:54 by quepassa There is a conundrum with Numis which puts off many investors.I agree that they may be cheap on fundamentals and outlook but they are hobbled by their stingy yield and long track record of barely increasing dividend payments. If you are looking for yield, Numis pay lower than the comparable rate from many of the sector peer-group and other financials. In terms of sector-related yield, they are an expensive stock. Until such time as they significantly re-align their dividend payments and policy, personally I think the share price is in a ditch despite a lot of good things happening for them and the sector. Good Luck All. ALL IMO. DYOR. QP |
Posted at 06/4/2021 13:24 by speedsgh Numis was part of the banking syndicate on the Deliveroo IPO...Deliveroo bankers face cancellation of £18m fee after IPO calamity - The board of Deliveroo is facing demands from the company's new shareholders to cancel an £18m payout to the investment banks which this week launched one of the City's most turbulent flotations on record. Sky News can reveal that a number of furious investors want the company to decide "at the earliest opportunity" that it will not hand the discretionary fee to its banking syndicate, led by Goldman Sachs. Deliveroo's listing prospectus disclosed that it would pay the six banks involved in its initial public offering (IPO) a fixed fee of 1.66% of the capital raised in the flotation - equating to £27.5m. In addition, an incentive fee worth close to 1.09% - or about £18m - is also payable at the discretion of the food delivery app's board. While the immediate post-IPO performance of a company's shares is not the only factor considered in decisions about discretionary payments, investors said it would be "unthinkable" for the sum to be awarded... |
Posted at 09/2/2021 15:10 by sphere25 Absolute barrage of IPO's out there. All kinds of nutty valuations too so clearly NUM will be making positive noises.Clearly all this activity happens when we're not at the value end of the market. It is safe to say the easy money has been made and it is going to be much harder going forward. You can see pockets of value out there. Trying to differentiate the genuine value from those that carry a big risk aspect isn't always straightforward. The more glaring ones (which haven't recovered well or priced in the forward potential) where it looks like there is value being held back by ordinary sellers/shorts/overh I want to say XLM but it's a wait and see on that overhang. PTRO looks another XLM sort which is prone to disappointing, has a big seller at work and also has a key breakout point of above 40p. Highest risk recovery play is SWG though I'm getting clobbered on that atm, down 12% and the biggest loss by a country mile so far. It's a wait to see if the progression of recent bullish updates continues. There is alot of takeover activity about at the moment too and it looks like bidders are picking up companies which haven't recovered to pre-covid valuations so clearly they see value from a 2023 plus recovery perspective. We have seen so many very recently with the likes of: NUC, MARS, ARW, SCPA, EQN, AGK...even FCCN....yes, even blooming FCCN! :-D It's abit of a frenzy out there at the moment on the IPO and takeover front. It is a party but what does all this exuberant activity mean for market participant positioning within markets? Noted a chart on US Tech valuations on price/sales ratios above five being back to Tech Bubble levels. Do valuations and profits matter in the US? I tried to get some high level leveraged positioning data from spread firms, but even very high level, non-specific data isn't easily available. Private investor leverage clearly won't all be on the level of ZOE but it must be getting built up to more significant levels. The trend is up for now so we roll with it, but plenty of food for thought out there. All imo DYOR |
Posted at 09/2/2021 07:43 by speedsgh AGM Trading Update - Numis today provides the following trading update in relation to the four month period ended 31 January 2021. This statement is issued in advance of the Company's Annual General Meeting which is being held at 12.30pm today. In FY20 our performance improved through the year and the strong performance of the second half has been maintained in the first four months of FY21. Revenue is approximately 50% ahead of the comparative period to 31 January 2020 with all areas of the business performing well. Investment Banking revenues have continued to be strong despite the absence of COVID-related fund raising activity in the period. Average deal fees have increased due to a number of high value Capital Markets transactions, both public and private, in the Technology and Digital Consumer sectors where Numis benefits from a strong client base and a network of international growth investors. Advisory revenues are ahead of the comparative period and the outlook for further UK M&A activity appears positive. Vaccine related news flow and a Brexit deal have contributed to a favourable environment for the Equities business which has delivered both consistently strong trading profits, and Institutional Income ahead of the comparative period. As previously indicated, Brexit will have a minimal impact on our financial performance in the short term, however we believe comprehensive EU market access is strategically important for the business in the longer term. Accordingly, we intend to establish an EU based office in the next 12 months. We are well positioned to benefit from current market conditions, as demonstrated by the high volume of IPOs we have completed in recent weeks. The deal pipeline for the remaining two months of the first half is encouraging and we are focused on sustaining the positive momentum across the business. |
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