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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Paypoint Plc | PAY | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| -23.00 | -2.75% | 812.00 | 13:15:07 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 823.00 | 763.00 | 849.00 | 835.00 |
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Posted at 07/8/2024 07:47 by hazl 'A payments tech firm has made a strategic investment into parcel delivery company Yodel, which months ago was saved from the brink of collapse.In a notice to the London Stock Exchange, PayPoint plc revealed the funding injection “alongside other partners”. PayPoint has an existing partnership with Yodel through the former’s Collect+ division, an ‘out of home’ delivery network which operates out of over 11,000 locations. Collect+ processed over 100 million parcel transactions in FY24. It is described as one of six key building blocks to delivering PayPoint’s target of £100 million EBITDA by the end of FY26. The investment from PayPoint – which reports put at around £10m, with similar figures or more coming from the other investors – is intended to strengthen the partnership between the two companies.' |
Posted at 06/8/2024 10:52 by hazl Revenue is up 9.5% to £39.2m.Love2shop: net revenue up 23% to £6.4m. Ecommerce: net revenue up 75% to £4.2m. Shopping (largest division): net revenue up 3.8% to £16.4m. So it's just the Payments and Banking (second largest division): net revenue down 1.6% to £12.2m? The Group had net corporate debt of £81.2 million (31 March 2024: £67.5 million), comprising cash balances of £8.5 million (31 March 2024: £26.4 million), less loans and borrowings of £89.7 million (31 March 2024: £93.9 million). Quick summary “This has been a busy and productive quarter for the Group in which we have delivered further net revenue growth and established a strong platform for continued progress in the current financial year. The strategic investments we have made in Yodel and obconnect, along with an expanded partnership with Incomm in Love2shop, underpin our confidence in a number of our key new opportunity building blocks, adding further momentum to meeting expectations for the current financial year and achieving our medium-term targets. Consumer behaviour across a number of our businesses has improved over the quarter, though we continue to monitor energy and cash bill payment activity as we head towards the second half of the year. Our expectation remains that the consumer outlook will improve during the course of the year. Our share buyback programme commenced on 1 July 2024, returning at least £20m over the next 12 months, which, combined with our growing dividend, will further enhance shareholder returns. Our core characteristics of strong earnings growth and cash flow generation, along with continued growth across the Group, give the Board confidence in delivering further progress in the current year.” |
Posted at 22/6/2024 10:01 by sidam Thanks. Only comment is that in my view institutions do not drive prices, they tend to buy when the get offered a decent line of stock or get their brokers to bid for stock. So it is private investors that could drive the shares to £10. |
Posted at 07/12/2023 17:07 by davebowler Tipped here- |
Posted at 24/11/2023 16:21 by brucie5 John Rosier adds PAY to his published folio in October.(IC) "It is not quite what renowned private investor Lord Lee calls a double seven (a PE ratio of less than seven times and yield above 7 per cent), but it’s close..." |
Posted at 21/9/2023 09:04 by velocytongo There's more churn in the world of auditing now with some auditors really ramping up their prices. Given that this happened as part of the AGM, it would have been planned in advance. It would have been concerning if there was no auditor.The issue is that the accounts are hard to understand and this is not helped by the acquisition of Appreciate, whose numbers were really difficult to decipher. I inherited these shares as part of the Appreciate deal and decided to hold onto them because (i) it was likely that some Appreciate investors would offload and depress the share price and (ii)Paypoint should be able to do much more with Appreciate business than the previous management team. It's also got some very strong positions in some of its payment markets. Don't forget that Pay will be sitting on huge amounts of customer cash earning 5% pa. |
Posted at 06/7/2023 09:58 by stevensupertrader One thing everyone must know isMARKET DOES NOT LIKE THE WIRD UNCERTAINTY . The long awaited result gives the shorters a great opportunity to move the share price down , which investors would dare to buy more to accumulate (not many - no one wants to buy more unless they are sure , many investors have already accumulated 2 months ago. Although volume is Low , most of the shares. Volume is SELL not BUY , NO ONE WANTS TO BUY NOW WHEN LATER ON OR TOMORROW OR NEXT WEEK WILL BE MUCH LOWER , just no brainer |
Posted at 06/7/2023 09:01 by stevensupertrader Scepticalinvestors - see. No need to wait too long for under £4.50. Started the South bound - all the way down till we know the long awaited result date - 😞 sad 😞 😞Those investors think is a bargain - opportunity to accumulate more . Those who have sold , can buy back much much cheaper - GOOD LUCK |
Posted at 05/7/2023 08:42 by casholaa I think that it's actually a good thing, at least investors don't get a distorted view of a company. |
Posted at 03/7/2023 08:42 by jubberjim HappyPicked a few not many back at beginning of June around 385 Was a pure punt Why it's taken so long to climb back here I don t know but I do think not being widely traded makes it difficult to get a decent price. Have left my sell order again but doesn t take much to throw a scare into the erstwhile investors so looking forward to Thursday when I hope to get taken out especially with the comments from few weeks ago. Nice to be on the right side for once. Good luck holders |
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