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PGH Personal Group Holdings Plc

160.50
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 08:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Personal Investors - PGH

Personal Investors - PGH

Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Personal Group Holdings Plc PGH London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
0.00 0.00% 160.50 08:00:00
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
160.50 160.50 160.50 160.50
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NONLIFE INSURANCE

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Posted at 25/3/2024 12:14 by dartron
Presentation was a little lacking I felt. After 7 months, still working on strategy. Seems very little momentum left by last CEO. Nothing major announced, their still thinking about it. Perhaps reading in between the lines, last CEO left little in the way of a positive legacy, and new CEO has been dealing with that. I did pick up on a few comments hinting at that. I am happy to give her more time to prove herself, but still not fully convinced much is going to change here. Ideally I would like some tangible strategy announced for growth, and to see some commitment from the board in terms of share buys. To be fair to CFO & CCO, they have been buying through the share plan and probably are under water. However CEO was granted best part of 500k options on joining which doesn't feel like much skin in the game. Having looked through the last annual report, the previous board were expensive for what they delivered. Lets hope Paula can deliver some growth here. I specifically mention growth as I think the business can tick along under its own steam, as last CEO has proved. I shall collect the income for now, but really I am looking for some growth, and or possibly a take out noting the founder still owns 30%.
Sound quality was poor, should have read out each question regardless of whether she thought she had answered it, suggest CEO watching a few other investor meets to see what works. THRL was very polished recently or TIG did a nice Q&A.
Posted at 19/3/2024 07:21 by pireric
Good results, small Innecto division with a meaningful contract win. Adj. EBITDA £8.1m vs. approx £8m from the trading update. 11.7p dividend for the overall year. Ex dividend for 5.85p is next Thursday

I think what investors need to cotton onto is the growth in the business excluding Let's Connect in the year, which had the contract loss that drops out as a headwind this year. Revenues were up 17% on this basis.

I think it's entirely possible 2024 growth could at bare minimum be 7-8% come the end of the year. >£20m net cash balance as per usual (well in excess of any required solvency thresholds but is a huge chunk of the EV).

Trough P/E multiple (and 6x ex cash) completely at odds of where the business is at. I suspect this will mark the start of a meaningful share price recovery

"Confidence across the Group is high for 2024 and the Group is well-placed to deliver further growth with an increasing proportion of recurring revenue and a strong balance sheet.

Trading has continued positively into the first quarter, reinforced by the renewal of the contract with Royal Mail Group, securing the provision of insurance cash plans via face-to-face road show visits, and the signing of a significant contract for the Pay & Reward division with a global airline."

Eric
Posted at 07/10/2023 08:49 by quepassa
good company. doing well. lots of strengths.

but.....


1). more announcements, and

2). an investor/market charm offensive


are sorely needed by the Company to promote their image and to foster a better understanding of their business proposition among the investing communities.
Posted at 10/9/2022 08:20 by jimtech
Will be looking at buying in again if share price levels out. Progress looks solid and decent dividend too. Seems to be under the radar of many.
Share price now at lowest point since 2004.
I can only assume that private investors have sold due to market concerns rather than PGH concerns.
Posted at 05/3/2021 07:08 by playful
Online Investor Presentation

Personal Group Holdings' CEO, Deborah Frost, and CFO, Sarah Mace will be hosting a webinar for private investors on Tuesday 30 March at 11:30am BST. If you would like to register for the webinar, please follow this link:

Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions to Management as part of the event, with feedback collected following the meeting. Any questions there is not time to answer live are asked to be sent to personalgroup@almapr.co.uk and we will endeavour to respond directly.
Posted at 25/11/2020 14:20 by sphere25
Really bad but this time around others had issues too:

"Investors have been left furious at missing out on the chance to trade after online share dealing platforms struggled to cope with demand as stock markets soared on Covid-19 vaccine hope.

Customers of Hargreaves Lansdown, Fidelity, AJ Bell and iWeb tweeted their complaints, having been left without access to their investment accounts as technical issues dogged the platforms."

This was brutal because we know the covid speculative bubble in the likes of AVCT etc were massively overcrowded so there must have been some nightmare stories about trying to log into the platform let alone actually get out of the shares.

Just feels like abit of a lottery at times going into these very volatile patches. Clearly the market is lovely atm but in the future, more difficult times will arise so despite the euphoria out there, have to be incredibly careful to not leverage up and go absolutely gung ho at times too.
Posted at 11/11/2020 16:16 by sniffer5
Shares down again today to a 15 year low. Fortunately, I sold my last remaining shares a few months back but had been thinking of buying again – but was spooked by the announcement below.

“The Company has been informed by Ken Rooney, Non-Executive Director & Deputy Chairman, that he had sold, on 6 November 2020, 3,551 ordinary shares of 5 pence each in the Company at a price of £2.15 per share from his holding in the Company's Inland Revenue approved Employee Share Ownership Plan. Following this transaction, Mr Rooney no longer has any interest in Personal Group's ordinary shares.”

Why would the ex Managing Director and current non-exec deputy chairman be selling all of his shares at £2.15? Hardly a vote of confidence! What does he know that we ordinary investors don’t??
Posted at 23/3/2020 16:45 by sniffer5
“Management are taking action to protect the business and will update investors as soon as possible” – any clues as to what this might entail? One might assume that Coronavirus would significantly impact on claims on all of the major risks that they cover: hospital in-patient admissions and out-patient consultations; convalescence at home following a period of in-patient admission; and ultimately death. Surely the last thing any insurer would want to do under these current circumstances is expose themselves to even more of these risks – but their recent marketing has enabled companies to purchase temporary cover for staff. Isn’t that tantamount to promoting buildings insurance just before a typhoon is about to hit?
Posted at 12/10/2009 10:10 by investinggarden
Hold recommendation from Growth Company Investor
Posted at 27/3/2009 14:59 by makingheaps
Anyone got a view on what to expect in the results on monday? I guess with unemployment rising, companies cutting costs and a generally less competitive employment market where fringe benefits are lesss significant, sentiment will be cautious at best. The share buy back and director dealing in December should mean that the results themselves are fairly decent.

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