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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Printing.Com | LSE:PDC | London | Ordinary Share | GB0009638130 | ORD 1P |
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% | 19.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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03/10/2010 07:44 | Trading statement due this week ???? | dd776 | |
29/9/2010 08:58 | Surprised at that - although my trades are phone based. | spaceparallax | |
29/9/2010 07:44 | you were lucky tried to buy but only 1k available on iwebsharedealing so did not bother, | dd776 | |
28/9/2010 14:45 | Just grabbed another 7K as I feel that we've bottomed and are likely to rebound strongly on the back of the Hardman note. | spaceparallax | |
16/9/2010 08:45 | link to the latest research. I look forward to a more exciting expansion of this company | dd776 | |
14/9/2010 08:21 | Hi Chingman, any chance of putting the report on here ? | mr hangman | |
07/9/2010 09:21 | Thanks for that | spaceparallax | |
07/9/2010 07:53 | From company paid analyst Hardman and co. 6-9-2010 PRINTING.COM A new strategy taking Printing.com more heavily into major client printing work via templates, giving a broader spread of business than its current reliance on SMEs, is in the process of being introduced to the franchisees. We like Printing.com's thinking, and will be publishing a research note giving details of the new policy, and its likely impact on the p & l account, shortly. Current year trading has not been easy, but franchisee numbers have held up well. Cash flow is strong and will strengthen further when lease agreements on printing equipment at the central hub come to an end shortly; Printing.com will then buy the equipment for a small sum. The high dividend gives Printing.com considerable appeal to income funds, with the potential gains from the new strategy currently not in the share price at all. Working on a new note, could it be the push the share price needs? I hope so Hope the printing press is bought for a small sum, paid in cash!! | dd776 | |
06/9/2010 09:41 | Hopefully, we'll here that they're struggling despite tough times. | spaceparallax | |
06/9/2010 08:50 | A month to go before we get the pre close trading update. What progress will we get told. The new order online working well and taken up by the branches? Stable market now in Ireland? Australia now open for business? Another state in the US to be rolled out? France continuing to expand? The UK trading as management forecast? 40 pence breached with a turn to growth seen to be on the Horizon? or: as usual business trading as management forcast and results on......... | dd776 | |
25/8/2010 14:10 | a little life | spaceparallax | |
18/8/2010 07:04 | Don`t now if this has been posted, a bit out of date Printing.comBUY 01/06/2010 Ben Jaglom Amid deteriorating market conditions in the year to March, printing franchiser Printing.com suffered a 17.4% pre-tax profits drop to £1.7m, on revenue down 0.1% at £14.46m. Founder and CEO Tony Rafferty explained that 'the printing market is dire, with other companies dropping 13-14%', though he assured Growth Company Investor that 'when the economic confidence returns to the SME market, we will recover as well'. Rafferty believes the future of the business is in accessing 'nice accounts' such as large retailers, explaining that the plan is to 'set up what a company wants on a flyer on a template, so local managers can then use this template for individual promotions at a local level'. He added that 'in the second half of the year, we want to access accounts worth between £30,000 and £100,000, whereas today the average client is worth £450.' Robustly profitable, Printing.com held the dividend at 3.15p and has £2.1m cash and debts of £800,000, though Rafferty is keen to point out that 'by April next year, we will have no borrowings whatsoever. We have had good cash generation for the last couple of years.' For the current year, broker Brewin Dolphin forecasts increased sales and profits of £14.8m and £1.9m respectively, earnings of 3.1p and dividends maintained once again. Though Printing.com is not a bargain, trading on almost 12 times earnings and being so dependent on the wider SME market, Rafferty has ambitious plans to change the direction of the business to focus more on larger retailers and the shares do offer a bumper dividend yield of approaching 9%. Therefore, they are well worth buying for recovery. Sector: Support Services Companies: Printing.com Market cap: £16.2m PE Forecast: 11.8 Share price: 36.5p | dd776 | |
12/8/2010 10:13 | I'm off tommorrow | mr hangman | |
12/8/2010 08:36 | all quite here? everyone on holiday? | dd776 | |
21/7/2010 09:20 | sp looking lively today - good news on the way perhaps? | spaceparallax | |
20/7/2010 09:18 | Nice divi arrived this morning | spaceparallax | |
17/7/2010 08:45 | Good to see the share price rise at the end of the day. Cant follow the movement as they all seem to be sales apart from the last at 40 pence. Maybe Monday make sense? Here a bit of comment: Printing.com unveils W2P strategy as trading 'softens' Simon Nias, printweek.com, 16 July 2010 Printing.com has said that trading conditions softened slightly across its franchise network in June, ahead of its AGM in Manchester this afternoon (16 July). Overall, trading has continued to undulate over the past quarter, although chief executive Tony Rafferty said the World Cup appeared to have had an impact on June trading, compared with April and May. "It's not fallen off a cliff it's just softened slightly, but when you look at our historical filings, it's not unusual for trading to drop a little bit during that [World Cup] cycle," he added. In response to the continued uncertainty, the company has developed and published Vision 2015 an internal strategy document designed to help its franchisees through the challenging economic climate. An integral part of this document is the company's web-to-print (W2P) strategy, which centres around its soon-to-be-launched online templates, to be used by its network of outlets. The company said the template-based W2P system would open new markets, particularly with larger businesses and multi-site operators, and would have a positive impact on second-half revenues. | dd776 | |
16/7/2010 13:22 | Can't make it unfortunately, but like you I'd appreciate feedback. | spaceparallax | |
16/7/2010 12:20 | Hope you are going to the Agm so you can fill us in with the detail. Been to the AGM before and seen round the factory but cant make it this year. | dd776 | |
16/7/2010 10:05 | Don't agree, any trading update is worthwhile and good to know that PDC are being proactive. | spaceparallax | |
16/7/2010 09:05 | AGM Statement .... bit of a waste of time | dd776 | |
02/7/2010 08:54 | bit of share buying and selling | dd776 | |
22/6/2010 09:41 | Back down she goes,,,,, | dd776 | |
05/6/2010 21:15 | Another set of typical going nowhere fast results. | tyranosaurus |
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