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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Photo-me International Plc | LSE:PHTM | London | Ordinary Share | GB0008481250 | ORD 0.5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 107.00 | 107.00 | 107.50 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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12/7/2018 11:34 | In 20 years time they might well have something else in the automated sphere churning out cash for investors. Who knows? | keyno | |
12/7/2018 11:22 | Well, the idea of 'it's only photo booths' is that in 20 years time, will they still exist? I don't think so. | jimmywilson612 | |
12/7/2018 11:11 | Double buys to sells ratio yet share price down. Institution's loading up and remember Serge and the board are holding tens of millions of shares here. Huge holdings. | justiceforthemany | |
12/7/2018 10:04 | Huge manipulated drop this morning to 99p on low volume. 120p to 99p in 48hrs lol! Madness. Double bottom formed. | justiceforthemany | |
12/7/2018 09:56 | I don't get the 'it's only photo booths' argument. For me, I don't care what it is. Whether it's semiconductors or shoe laces. If it's highly cash generative, high returns on capital employed and people are buying or using the product, who cares what it is.I do get the dividend risk, though. But I wonder if that explains this reaction or if I'm completely missing something else.Aside from systematic risks... Late cycle, Brexit, trade wars, etc, etc, etc, etc. | unnavailable | |
12/7/2018 09:55 | Yes I imagine so. £1 is clearly important. I would t be surprised if they drop them below briefly to shake people out | john09 | |
12/7/2018 09:50 | John09 Only just started looking at these but don't you think that most of that is the reason they have fallen from 190p to close to 100p. | gerdmuller | |
12/7/2018 08:48 | Bearish The dividend is at risk is certainly one point. Barely covered by earnings Secondly, cash reduction was a bit of a surprise Finally , well it’s photo kiosks and laundry machines let’s be honest . I always thought the valuation was getting ahead of itself at three quarters of a billion quid! | john09 | |
12/7/2018 08:34 | I'm also somewhat surprised at the reaction since results.Was waiting to buy at under £1 this morning but it never quite got there.What's the bearish view here? | unnavailable | |
12/7/2018 08:32 | Added another 5000 @ 101p, excellent, all tucked away for long term and a reasonable divi too, reasons to be cheerful | ny boy | |
12/7/2018 07:50 | Back to £1 earlier today, I did tell you guys. | eastbourne1982 | |
12/7/2018 07:44 | Surprised to see it down here again. I missed it last time, but picked some up this morning. Should be derisked somewhat now the trading statement is out of the way, I would have thought. | stun12 | |
11/7/2018 13:51 | The accompanying webcast added some of the details. | jonals | |
11/7/2018 13:33 | Oops, found it. http://photo-me.com/ | revoman | |
11/7/2018 13:26 | Could you possibly post a link jonals? I'm on my iPhone and can't find anything on their site on this. Many thanks. | revoman | |
11/7/2018 13:06 | Agreed. The results presentation on the website is also worth a listen: Capex down to around 25m this year; Japan turnaround in May was good; photo ID expected top line growth 1-2% a year; laundry prospects decent. | jonals | |
11/7/2018 12:55 | With a maintained dividend, very strong growth in laundry, Japan being turned around, y/e 2019 performance flagged, etc, etc, I have to admit I don't understand the market reaction. The actual results read a lot better than the trading update as well ! | fft | |
11/7/2018 11:56 | With Brexit and Blue Passport on the horizon, here the things you need to know from their latest results: | walbrock82 | |
11/7/2018 00:01 | Japan is just a bump in the road most business have bumps and share price growth isn't in a straight line.I'd prefer PHTM to grow exponentially but if it's the choice of an odd bump or a top good to be true Quindell style operation where obstacles are glossed over I'll take PHTM every day Yes the share price is too low any thoughts on who might bid and how much per share? | jsforum | |
10/7/2018 16:43 | P/E of just 10 Equity ratio is great Balance sheet strengthened Hope it drops to 100p again so I can buy more | justiceforthemany | |
10/7/2018 09:22 | I was intrigued to see that Norges Bank recently increased their stake.Last time this happened to me it was a precursor to buy out.Norge loaned the stock out to a range of short sellers (who's sole purpose was to keep the share price low - on behalf of a private equity takeover - yes very dodgy indeed but regulators did nothing)The price was kept artificially low and takeover was announced at premium to share price based on an average share price over the previous 6 months.Shareholders shafted, directors in promise from private equity team, and a certain return to market at huge profit within 4-8 years with private shareholders missing out on all the growth.We shall see, but this price is too low. Yes div increase on hold going forward for now but at least it is being maintained. Joe | jozo | |
10/7/2018 09:04 | Looking at this morning's numbers, M&A activity looks a distinct possibility if the share price remains at this kind of level. | ygor705 | |
10/7/2018 08:55 | I don't see any kind of meaningful recovery here in the short term. £1 - £1.20 will be the range imho. | eastbourne1982 | |
10/7/2018 08:51 | Agree Opodio. But numpty is saying there’s a 20% hike in annual dividend to chase | john09 |
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