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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Origin Enterprises Plc LSE:OGN London Ordinary Share IE00B1WV4493 ORD EUR0.01
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 3.50 0.00 00:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
3.35 3.65
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Food Producers 1,589.14 23.12 15.81 22.1 490
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 3.50 EUR
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04/3/202107:00UKREGOrigin Enterprises Plc Interim Results Statement
01/3/202110:00UKREGOrigin Enterprises Plc Notice of Interim Results
28/1/202112:53UKREGOrigin Enterprises Plc Result of EGM
19/1/202111:51UKREGOrigin Enterprises Plc Director/PDMR Shareholding
18/1/202112:07UKREGOrigin Enterprises Plc EGM COVID-19 Mitigation Measures
12/1/202109:17UKREGOrigin Enterprises Plc Holding(s) in Company
24/12/202011:38UKREGOrigin Enterprises Plc Notice of EGM
23/12/202014:50ALNCUK DIRECTOR DEALINGS SUMMARY: San Leon Energy CEO Cancels Share Buy
23/12/202011:40UKREGOrigin Enterprises Plc Director/PDMR Shareholding
17/12/202007:00UKREGOrigin Enterprises Plc Holding(s) in Company
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03/3/2021
08:20		Origin Enterprises Daily Update: Origin Enterprises Plc is listed in the Food Producers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker OGN. The last closing price for Origin Enterprises was 3.50 €.
Origin Enterprises Plc has a 4 week average price of 3.35 € and a 12 week average price of 3.35 €.
The 1 year high share price is 3.65 € while the 1 year low share price is currently 2.00 €.
There are currently 139,999,155 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 2,371 shares. The market capitalisation of Origin Enterprises Plc is £489,997,042.50.
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03/5/2016
15:53		wexboy: 2016 – The Great Irish Share Valuation Project (Part I): Company: Origin Enterprises (OGN:ID) Last TGISVP Post: Here Market Cap: EUR 856 M Price: EUR 6.814 Origin also recently hit my previous Price Target (of EUR 6.34 per share). Adverse weather & squeezed farm incomes may be an obvious culprit, but management deserves some blame too… Here’s the latest annual FY-2015 report (see p. 29): A 15.0% EPS CAGR is touted by management, stretching back to the original IPO in 2007. Except the company enjoyed massive post-IPO/acquisition-led growth the following year – re-base accordingly to 2008 & the CAGR nearly halves to 8.5% pa. And that includes plenty of other moving parts/JVs/associates, which the company’s been slowly divesting since…2011 offers a pretty clean comparison vs. 2015, with Agri-Services revenue/operating profit growth halved again, notching up an average 4.2% pa rate over the last 4 years! Unfortunately, none of that includes the significant FY-016 earnings reversal management’s now flagged… The moral of the story: Don’t pitch yourself as a growth stock, unless you’ve got the numbers & strategy to back it up! Growth in the fertiliser game’s all about consolidation, whereas Origin’s been mostly all about divestment – fortunately, with Valeo now sold, only animal feed’s left as a potential non-core asset – with just €80 million spent on acquisitions in the past three & a half years. Time for a step-change… Overall, it’s a pretty stable core business, so management needs to start milking it for cash to return to shareholders (via dividends/buy-backs), or else accelerate growth by ramping up its leverage & acquisition pipeline/spending (more acquisitions, bigger acquisitions, or both…) – at this point, I’d still prefer a bet on the latter. Post-divestments, Origin’s adjusted operating margin’s a little lower at 5.3%, which now deserves a 0.5 Price/Sales ratio. But we should also reflect a much improved balance sheet (& acquisition capacity) – since the business is seasonal, let’s adjust for average unrestricted cash on hand (in the last year) of €117 million. And with actual interest paid amounting to just 8.3% of operating profit, debt could increase an additional €101 million (again, at a 5% rate) & still leave interest coverage at a manageable 6.7 times (i.e. 15% of operating profit) – as usual, to be prudent, we’ll haircut this debt adjustment by 50%. And in terms of profitability, management’s guidance of 52 cents adjusted diluted EPS will hopefully see earnings re-based for growth, so a prospective 12.0 P/E now seems appropriate: (EUR 0.52 Pros Adj Dil EPS * 12.0 P/E + (1,434 M Revenue * 0.5 P/S + 117 M Avg Cash + 101 M Debt Adjustment * 50%) / 126 M Shares) / 2 = EUR 6.64 So, Origin’s fairly valued here – plus we no longer face an over-hang, with Aryzta (see above) exiting its majority stake last year. Looking ahead, hopefully we’ve reached an inflection point, with management now fully focused on leveraging the core business. And Origin’s agronomy unit may be an intriguing wild card/kicker, as we see opportunities (& unicorns) blossom elsewhere in agri-tech/big data. Again, this depends on management…they still need to recognise the potential value in granting it more autonomy, rather than treating it as simply a fertiliser sales & marketing unit. Price Target: EUR 6.64 Upside/(Downside): (3)% For related links/graphs/files, more TGISVP analyses/price targets...plus my subsequent OGN trading update comments: Google the Wexboy investment blog.
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04/4/2014
04:09		wexboy: Company: Origin Enterprises Prior Post(s): 2012 & 2013 Ticker: OGN:ID Price: EUR 7.55 I was only mildly bullish on Origin in 2013, but the shares actually surged over 50% in the past year! While the company continues to make steady progress, it's not immediately obvious intrinsic value's kept pace with the share price. Quite honestly, I consider their associate & JV disposals the most encouraging news in the past year. I've long questioned the logic behind hanging onto these stakes, when a more focused strategy offers better upside. The dam broke, though, when the Saudis showed up & lifted Origin's 24% stake in Continental Farmers Group. This was quickly followed by the sale of the company's stake in the Welcon Invest JV to Austevoll Seafoods (AUSS:NO) in July, for EUR 93 million. Now there are growing whispers of a possible Valeo Foods IPO. [Though I suspect a trade sale could be more attractive, despite investors' new-found IPO enthusiasm]. That would pretty much clear the cupboard & present a great opportunity for a step-change in Origin's corporate strategy: i) Finish the job: Management appears to have an ambiguous attitude towards the animal feed business, which clearly lacks sufficient scale. Understandable, perhaps – it's another low margin/high volume business. On the other hand, I think it's a pretty complementary fit with fertilizers & agronomy. Management needs to cut loose, or go big here – sell animal-feed asap, or else map out a consolidation strategy within the sector. ii) Get the monkey off its back: Aryzta (YZA:ID) still owns 68% of Origin – this stake will continue to be an overhang for the stock (not that shareholders seem to care right now!). More importantly, it's a potential conflict of interest – case in point, Origin originally stated the Welcon proceeds would be 'used ultimately for investment in our core Agri-Services business.' But a few months later, the company actually executed a 100 M tender offer instead, at EUR 7.50, with most of the cash going straight into the majority shareholder's pocket! Clearly a great deal for Aryzta, but for minority shareholders maybe not so much...they might have preferred to see the money reinvested in their company (or funding an acquisition), rather than being spent on an over-priced tender. iii) Uncover the jewel in the crown: Agronomy's a high value/high margin knowledge business. With the dramatic improvements in satellite & sensor technology, and in (big) data collection, analysis & prediction, there's obviously broader scope to be a tech business also. Noting the average Western farmer's now close to retirement age, plus the insatiable global demand for food, we're on the cusp of a new wave of farmers & intensive farming techniques. This is a high growth opportunity for any agronomy business, whether it's maximizing yields in (N America), or simply lifting yields (in Russia/Ukraine – this acquisition is a small but promising start). Unfortunately, Origin's agronomy division appears to be just another sales channel at the moment. Now, this obviously isn't going to change tomorrow, but breaking it out as a separate segment (internally, and externally) would be a great start – when divisional management is (visibly) responsible for & incentivized by their own P&L, good things tend to happen in terms of operating strategy & revenue/profit growth! iv) Bulk up: Origin's agri-business is a blessing & a curse... It's reassuringly stable, which allows for fairly aggressive leverage. But it's also low margin/high volume – it's not clear how much scope's left for consolidation and/or margin expansion in the UK/Ireland. If the company wants to maintain/accelerate its growth rate, now's the time to step up & take a few risks. An aggressive new markets & acquisitions strategy is the answer – Origin now has significant debt capacity to fund such a strategy, and if investors keep loving the stock it's a perfect opportunity to raise a hefty chunk of fresh equity. The reputation & calibre of Origin's new CFO (to be announced shortly) is crucial to this new strategy. Meanwhile, adjusted operating margin's stable around 6.4%, which still deserves a 0.5625 Price/Sales multiple. I'll also make a (positive) debt adjustment here – I calculate another 155 M of debt would still limit net interest expense to 15% (or less) of operating profit. As I mentioned, I'm quite comfortable with a higher level of leverage here, so I'll break my usual habit of hair-cutting this debt adjustment by 50%. On the earnings front, we've seen an 11-12% growth rate for a number of years now, but the Welcon disposal knocks this back to low single digits for 2014 (and a Valeo IPO/disposal could hurt also) – so I'll scale back a smidge to a 10.5 Price/Earnings multiple. Averaging the two approaches, we get: (EUR 0.505 EPS * 10.5 P/E + (1,368 M Revenue * 0.5625 P/S + 155 M Debt Adjustment) / 125 M Shares) / 2 = EUR 6.34 Origin's mildly over-valued, but still an interesting/high potential stock. I've come close to buying it on a number of occasions...but it was never quite cheap enough! One to watch though – we may possibly see a bit of a bumpy period to come (in terms of results, or investor sentiment, or both), as the company (hopefully) transitions from the old Origin to a new higher growth Origin. Which might offer a better buying opportunity for the enterprising investor... Price Target: EUR 6.34 Upside/(Downside): (16)% _ Cheers, Wexboy
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20/3/2013
12:55		wexboy: 2013 – The Great Irish Share Valuation Project (Part VII) I take a look at Origin Enterprises, plus a batch of other Irish stocks: http://wexboy.wordpress.com/2013/03/05/2013-the-great-irish-share-valuation-project-part-vii/ Cheers, Wexboy
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09/2/2012
17:40		wexboy: Hi folks, Just posted Part IV of The Great Irish Share Valuation Project, including valuation and commentary about Origin: http://wexboy.wordpress.com/2012/02/08/the-great-irish-share-valuation-project-iv/ Cheers, Wexboy
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22/7/2009
21:38		lbo: http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/finance/2009/0722/1224251064867.html http://www.independent.ie/national-news/origin-enterprises-granted--reduction-in-share-capital-1834035.html A MAJOR agri-food group has secured court approval for a €104 million reduction in its share capital arising from collapsing land and property values.
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02/7/2009
20:54		strollingmolby: Hi LBO, quiet board here isn't it!? I saw a presentation yesterday on the Aimzine website from Gartmore fund manager Gervais Williams in which he praised the ability of small-caps to generate high yields as we come out of recession - he only mentioned one stock and that was OGN, hence me having a dig around here. I'll try and find the presentation and post the salient points.
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10/3/2008
12:10		andrbea: ``Origin posted a very strong set of interim results,'' Liam Igoe, an analyst at Goodbody Stockbrokers in Dublin, said in a research note. Igoe, who has an ``add'' recommendation on the stock, plans to raise his estimate for annual per-share profit to about 30 cents from 24.3 cents. Sales gained 49 percent to 375.4 million euros at its agri- nutrition unit, the company said. Revenue climbed 40 percent to 171 million euros at the food division and advanced 6.6 percent excluding the purchase of Greencore Group Plc's 50 percent stake in flour miller Odlum Group in August. http://www.independent.ie/business/irish/origin-profit-rises-13-as-fertilizer-sales-advance-1312279.html
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