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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Powerflute Di | POWR | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 90.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 90.00 |
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Posted at 01/4/2016 07:59 by jon123 no it can be placed with any investor but usually it is institutions the other 17.5m shares seems to have been spread about as you say unless there slow with there paper work |
Posted at 21/3/2016 14:33 by moorsie2 Or Henderson Global Investors - they are the only other holder of sufficient magnitude.Note below data from their Corp Website The major shareholders in the company as at 31 March 2015 were as follows: % Bacchantes Limited 21.5 Henderson Global Investors 17.9 Dermot F Smurfit 15.6 Miton Group plc 10.6 Legal & General Group plc 5.7 Close Asset Management Holdings Limited 4.5 Bacchantes Limited is a company controlled by Sir Michael Smurfit. |
Posted at 21/3/2016 14:28 by moorsie2 50 M shares equals 17.25% of the company. We will see within days when the share register updates and it triggers an ownership RNS.My guess is it could be Bacchantes ltd (Michael Smurfit) reducing his stake in the open market to institutional investors. The fact that it all went to 80p and the market is rebounding back up indicates that the overhang of a large seller is gone and that the share should move back to the 90's |
Posted at 10/12/2015 12:46 by wildshot With the current price trading over the 90p offer price I think this is a non-starter.As an investor I think 90p is undervaluing my investment. For this to be taken seriously there needs to be a nice premium for a takeover to take place. |
Posted at 16/5/2015 06:36 by riggerbeautz These should once again find a base over the next few weeks and tick along until the next spike. Parking money here has not done patient investors any harm for years; being in before each spike and trading a few doesn't hurt either.Only negative I forsee before next results update would be a slightly weaker dollar, but that's no big deal to overall trade. |
Posted at 25/3/2015 09:16 by riggerbeautz Fairly decent, just unspectacular. Think the real acquisition impact will come in 12 months time, don't expect too much in way of fireworks on price until at least the next interims.An investor would look at it as a steady growth stock, a trader will find them boring. |
Posted at 01/4/2014 19:20 by moorsie2 Guys it is such an obvious fund play.Can see it rising to high 30's then taking a breather from there. To get to industry average valuations it should rise to 45p. But I suspect it will trade at a discount to this for a while so big investors will be the only ones to see good value from 40p up. But it will be there. |
Posted at 27/3/2014 18:46 by moorsie2 value investors will continue to get in here until it hits circa 36-38p |
Posted at 26/3/2014 18:45 by riggerbeautz This limped along for ages before, then the sudden burst late last year, it's barely a traders stock, more an investors play. Not bad to have the odd calm stock in your portfolio, unless you fear financial Armageddon of course! |
Posted at 26/3/2014 09:28 by moorsie2 Ok heres my analysis of the share price290 shares in issue at 29p each = mkt cap of £84M 2013 Ebitda of 17.4 = a value multiple of 4.8 The market average in Europe for a multiple is 6.5 and in USA 7.5 for this industry. (Especially as the mill is recently well capex invested) at 6.5 = £113 Mkt Cap or 39p each at 7.5 = £130 Mkt Cap or 45p each However that is backwards looking 2014 EBITDA estimates should be circa £22M (based on Q1 trading and average mill returns) 2014 est of £22m x 6.5 = £143 Mkt Cap or 49p each x USA multiple = 57p each Therefore fair value on this share is circa 50p to 55p based on 2014 projected earning and industry average multiples A good time for new investors to get in |
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