Pebble Beach Systems Share Discussion Threads

[p1nkfish] 08/6/2022 13:39

Bloomers are a customer.

[p1nkfish] 20/5/2022 07:25

Spidey senses tingling for some reason. Either Peb move on someone or they are moved upon? They fill a gap in the offerings of some others in the market. Bulk-up or sell-up?

[p1nkfish] 17/5/2022 20:28

News, 17/5/22, CNBC in mid-east. HTtps://www.pebble.tv/news/pebble-grows-market-share-in-middle-east-with-cnbc-arabia/

[tom_mansfield] 05/5/2022 18:54

"I wonder if it's new hires or staff coming off Furlough?" I recall a previous trading update stating clearly that the company did not make use of furlough, and did not have any redundancies.

[arthur_lame_stocks] 05/5/2022 18:46

Thanks p1nkfish, I've been at work all day and haven't had time to read the accounts properly yet.

[p1nkfish] 05/5/2022 18:23

There was a headcount increase.

[arthur_lame_stocks] 05/5/2022 18:05

I wonder if it's new hires or staff coming off Furlough?

[p1nkfish] 05/5/2022 08:29

If we close above 14p, it's a breakout in my book.

[fillipe] 05/5/2022 08:17

Nice one today from PEB. Tp of 20p is reiterated. f

[gdjs100] 05/5/2022 07:55

They hired a lot - employee costs up £1.1m. You also have the non recurring transition to remote working of £244k in there.

[arthur_lame_stocks] 05/5/2022 07:36

Do you know why admin costs went up so much?

[gdjs100] 05/5/2022 07:16

Not far off - 1.4p EPS if you adjust out their £244k one off cost for transition to remote working model. I would have been happy for them to adjust this out, surprised they didn't.

[gdjs100] 04/5/2022 18:48

Based off numbers previously announced to the market, my calculation is for 1.34p adjusted EPS. The outlook statement is where my focus will be.

[arthur_lame_stocks] 04/5/2022 18:36

Results tomorrow, what are people's predictions? I don't expect the second half to have been quite as good as the first so i'll go for eps of 1.7p a share.

[p1nkfish] 03/5/2022 14:06

Hardly any free stock around, very tight supply. I'm thinking it's ready to move on good news.

[fillipe] 03/5/2022 11:59

A steady ticking-up has now been going on for a couple of months. Small step-increases and I'm pleased with that and happy to be a holder. f

[p1nkfish] 03/5/2022 09:23

Interested to see how debt has come down and forward look. Through 14p and this could run. Market sentiment may weigh heavily though. Fingers crossed.

[p1nkfish] 22/4/2022 18:55

Decent volume today. Will it hold?

[p1nkfish] 22/4/2022 13:52

Bound to be some cost savings and more energised workforce - news today - Https://www.pebble.tv/news/pebble-wins-remote-team-of-the-year-award/

[p1nkfish] 22/4/2022 13:46

Some buying going through and price shifting. Wasn't expecting much until closer or after the results on 5th May. Interesting.

[p1nkfish] 22/4/2022 13:28

They have recurring revenue from support contracts. Have to wonder if they can add further features that could lead to a predictable ARR model outside of just support. Somewhere in the IP workflow, cloud etc there should be something that could be monetised on a subscription basis to avoid larger upfront costs to smaller customers? The remote working process is supposed to have led to near term cost increases that i think are out of the way now and then following that were cost savings that could show up soon. Anyway, imho, its looking reasonable and with a bit of care should head higher. DYOR etc.

[p1nkfish] 22/4/2022 13:02

So far this year their run-rate of debt repayment has been higher than historically the case. So £1M p.a debt repayment out of operating cashflows for 2018/9/20/21. The period Jan 22 - end March 22 it has been £400K approx pay down- a run-rate of £1.6M for the year if they keep it up. 60% increase. So - what does that say for the operating cashflows - a decent hint? This is with increased emphasis on product development too. Sounds stronger to me. "Pebble has systematically reduced its bank debt from £11.5 million at 31 December 2017 to £7.55 million at the end of 2021 and to £7.15 million as of today.  The reduction in bank debt has been made from operating cash flows at a rate of c.£1m per annum."

[p1nkfish] 22/4/2022 12:39

Another point, having lots of smaller customers can de-risk revenue and some will fly. Big customers are great but increase vulnerabiity to their whims and buying patterns and the sales cycle to larger implementations is longer - from lead to billing could be > 1yr. Smaller opportunities can turn on in weeks and much harder for a competitor to dislodge from many smaller users. Big customers are an immediate competitor target. Something similar to the OSPInsight approach within IQGEO. Someone at Pebble is engaging brain well. New website would be decent investment imho.

[p1nkfish] 22/4/2022 10:16

The freemium model makes a great deal of sense to reduce barriers to test/entry at the lower level, increase market breadth with users then biassed towards the freemium supplier when they jump in with both feet. Familiarity with Pebble Beach will increase, spread, and lead to greater opportunities. It also has the result of increasing registered sales leads with real interest in the market when they download the freemium version.

[p1nkfish] 21/4/2022 21:48

A period of growth is due with full AWS and this is new today to help attract those wanting to see what IP can offer before comitting and spending - freemium - Https://www.pebble.tv/control-free/ Press release - Https://www.pebble.tv/news/pebble-launches-freemium-version-of-pebble-control/ HTtps://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/PEBBLE-BEACH-SYSTEMS-GROU-4003598/news/Pebble-Beach-launches-Freemium-version-of-Control-40111123/