Paypoint Share Discussion Threads

[stoopid] 26/7/2024 22:40

Apologies, yes....

[bathcoup] 26/7/2024 22:17

Stoopid,

It's £100m ebitda by FY26. From the recent FY results:

"[we have] made further progress towards delivering £100m EBITDA by the end of FY26."

[rolo7] 26/7/2024 15:31

Fste 250 entry likely come September needs 750p

[buddenbrook1] 26/7/2024 15:15

Motoring on average volume. Buybacks working gradually

[stoopid] 25/7/2024 16:54

Agree, if PAY gets to their target 100m profit by 2025, then 800+.per share....

[masurenguy] 22/7/2024 13:38

Just hit a 30 month high with plenty of mileage still in the tank going forward.

[mr.oz] 22/7/2024 12:24

Interesting
From 1hr 05m

[se81] 22/7/2024 11:51

Some thoughts on PAY from Mills of Harwood- didn’t realise they were still holding post the APP takeover- the split of revenue (growth/decline) going forward definitely of interest

[stoopid] 20/7/2024 21:13

What's supporting the current price is the board buying shares every day, approx 10k - 25k a day....

[masurenguy] 17/7/2024 10:52

The upward price trend still continues. At the current price it is valued at circa 9 x this year earnings with a yield of circa 6%. Panmure Liberum has a target price of 1100p but at around 740p it would still only be valued at just 9.5 x next years projected earnings and that would be my next target price threshold over the next few months.

[casholaa] 16/7/2024 17:54

Looks like it's going to retreat.

[mr.oz] 15/7/2024 10:45

On its way now

[mr.oz] 12/7/2024 09:52

Yes, I have thought similarly
But they are doing well enough as they are to continue to hold

[boonkoh] 12/7/2024 09:24

I really do think the Astericos stake is like a poison pen to prevent takeover of Paypoint by PE, who then will invest to expand the product to EU countries, where Astericos is located.

[masurenguy] 12/7/2024 09:05

Really motoring now with a 37.5% increase over the past 3 months ! 😊

[crazycoops] 12/7/2024 09:03

Not without Asteriscos' say so as they are a 29% holder

[rolo7] 11/7/2024 19:07

Lovely cup with handle on 2 year chart. Would someone be interested in buying the whole of paypoint I ask myself

[buddenbrook1] 11/7/2024 16:13

Slowly does it. Pressure upwards on low volumes. Nice

[stoopid] 11/7/2024 09:15

PAY have bought 59363 shares back in this current share buyback. At an average of about 6.2 per share they have spent £368k so far, but it's slowing already.PAY seems to be a share not on anyone's radar.Well, I will keep collecting the well covered 7% divi. If profits hit £100m again then the current price of 640 will seem cheap.The Yodel investment could be a dead duck and money down the pan or genius. https://news.sky.com/story/parcel-delivery-giant-yodel-seeks-new-funding-months-after-rescue-13156575

[boonkoh] 10/7/2024 10:41

Very quiet to day in terms of volume vs last few days. Also more "buys" then "sell" in terms of pricing (suspect data though given the headline spread).Seller exhausted? And all that's left is the broker fueling underlying demand?

[alter ego] 09/7/2024 09:33

ignore the quoted spread. Most trades are done much closer to the mid price in my experience.

[sidam] 09/7/2024 09:29

Share buy backs do not create more liquidity. They make it easier to sell but harder to buy as there is competition. In the long term, fewer shares means less liquidity.

[boonkoh] 09/7/2024 09:11

The share buyback was meant to create more liquidity, but the published bid-ask spread this morning is a ludicrous 615p to 639p!

[mr.oz] 08/7/2024 20:37

Jefferies raises PayPoint price target to 722 (680) pence - 'buy'