Gareth Samples (CEO) & David Raggett (CFO) of TPFG will be joining us for a presentation on our next Mello Monday show at 6:40pm 28th April
The full line up is as follows (subject to change):
5:00pm Keynote Speaker
5:30pm Company Presentation from accesso
6:00pm Company Presentation from Personal Group
6:40pm Trading Update from The Property Franchise Group
7:00pm Company Presentation from Aurrigo
7:30pm BASH (Buy, Avoid, Sell, Hold) Panel featuring Kevin Taylor, Mark Simpson & Damian Cannon
These are very popular shows with company presentations, fund manager and investor interviews, and panel sessions.
Tickets are still available; for half price tickets enter the code MMTADVFN50. |
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Just to let shareholders and prospective investors know that TPFG will be presenting & exhibiting at Mello 2025 on 3rd June 2025
If you are not familiar with us at MELLO, we have created a two-day investor conference that will include top quality keynote speakers including Ben Rogoff (Polar Capital Technology Trust), Georgina Brittain (JP Morgan AM), Christopher Mills (Harwood Capital Management) and Lord John Lee (leading UK Private Investor).
The conference will feature panel sessions such as our popular Mello BASH (Buy, Avoid, Sell, Hold) with professional investors and analysts like Paul Scott. There will be over 40 exhibiting & presenting companies including TPFG, Time Finance, Smiths News, Mortgage Advice Bureau, Personal Group & more...
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The Property Franchise Group PLC, the UK's largest multi-brand property franchisor, issued a strong trading update for the year ended 31 December 2024 this morning. As expected the Group reported significant organic and inorganic growth during the year with trading expected to be in line with market expectations. Group revenue increased 146% to £67.2m ...
...from WealthOracle
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The Property Franchise Group PLC, the UK's largest multi-brand property franchisor, issued a strong trading update for the year ended 31 December 2024 this morning. As expected the Group reported significant organic and inorganic growth during the year with trading expected to be in line with market expectations. Group revenue increased 146% to £67.2m (2023: £27.3m), with 52% (£35m) deriving from recurring revenue sources. Management Service Fees increased 76% to £28.3m (2023: £16.1m). These are stellar growth numbers and more strong growth is expected in 2025. The focus for the upcoming period will be on completing the successful integrations...from WealthOracle
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A positively toned update, earnings beat likelihood maybe gets pushed into the H1 2025 update. Lettings MSF L4Ls continued at 8% as they were in the interims. Sales MSF LFLs started to accelerate in H2. This stood out with regards to H1 trading.
"We have seen strong demand in January within our financial services business as customers continue to enjoy more affordable rates. The combination of a strong sales pipeline which has increased by 71% to £39.4m (2023: £23.1m) and current mortgage rates give us confidence in achieving a positive H1. "
Eric |
Foxtons material beat and positive outlook tones for the year ahead. 2% on revenues, 6% or so on EBIT. Expect a similarly positive update at TPFG over the next couple of weeks I reckon. Probably helping push this back towards 450p
Eric
FOXT is now on 14x FY25 P/E
TPFG is on 11.6x, a 17% discount, which is quite hard to justify |
Also would expect an update from Foxtons tomorrow, which should also be quite positive given the noises their management team have been making over the past couple of months. That should be a bit of a read across
Eric |
Mortgage Advice Bureau MAB1 update well received today around the health of the overall market as well. Would expect a positive update from TPFG over the next fortnight which I think will be well received.
Eric |
I agree 100% now we need to see the price action close above 430 indicating outside market demand/support and heading towards 500 and beyond AGW. |
4 director buys at the end of the financial year is pretty significant. |
 Ready for the next leg up. 500p target IMV
Great story if they keep on with accretive acquisitions to drive chained earnings power every year fuelled by free cash flow. Extract the major synergies. Director buy cluster @400
Winkworth a sitting duck?
9.33am this morning from the Guardian
Guy Gittins, chief executive of Foxtons, echoed her comments, and painted a positive outlook for the property sector.
He said the estate agency chain’s under-offer sales pipeline is at its highest since the EU referendum in 2016.
I reflect a very similar positive outlook on on the year ahead, particularly when you look at the sales and lettings markets still recovering from what happened with the Covid shock and the budget of 2022 the market, we know for sure the sales market will be considerably better in 2025 than it was in 2024.
Each time we see even, even a small interest rate reduction brings with it a wave of new buyers being able to come back into the market. So we start at the start of this year with great momentum. We’ve seen our under offer sales pipeline – that’s the number of sales that we’ve placed into solicitors hands – the value and the volume of that pipeline is actually at its highest rate since the EU referendum. |
I cannot for the life of me understand why PFG did not step in and avoid all this publicity? Northwood is a PFG brand
A quote from a local newspaper covering this story, it has also been quoted on other sites:
The business behind a branch of estate agency Northwood in East London is reported to be going into liquidation after closing its office doors.
The Romford franchise has shut up shop and its website is redirecting customers to the Southend-on-Sea branch while its telephone number is going unanswered.
And local landlords claim they are owed rent payments, the Romford Recorder reports.
PAYMENTS STOPPED
Landlords tell the newspaper that their regular monthly payments have been delayed before they recently stopped altogether.
One property owner, who has used Northwood for 20 years, said the experience was “hell”. And another landlord said he had been left “in the lurch” by the closure of the branch.
“I was quite lucky that I’ve got a relationship with our tenants, so I’ve managed to sort something out with them,” he said.
“If there had been an issue with the property like a leak, they wouldn’t have anyone they could have contacted, because they shut their Romford office.”
RECOVERY PLAN
A spokesperson for Northwood head office told the Recorder that it is “supporting a recovery plan”, which will address any arrears owed to clients.
“While Northwood GB does not exercise day-to-day control over the conduct of its franchisees’ businesses, it deeply regrets the distress and inconvenience the company’s difficulties will have caused to those affected.
“At this early stage in the process, efforts are underway to contact landlord clients of the company, with the priority being to assist and support them in liaising directly with their tenants.” |
Northwood Romford branch goes bust leaving clients out of pocket
hxxps://thenegotiator.co.uk/news/agencies-people-news/london-agency-goes-bust-leaving-landlords-in-the-lurch-northwood/ |
TPFG will be at Mello 10 Year Anniversary, the annual flagship in-person investor event in Derby.
To celebrate our 10th anniversary, Mello are returning to Derby on Tuesday 19th November & Wednesday 20th November, back where we first started, at the Derby Conference Centre, on the edge of the Peak District.
The two day investor conference will include 12 top quality keynote speakers such as Gervais Williams; Peter Pereira Gray; Ben Rogoff; Rosemary Banyard; Twin Petes Podcast and many more! The event will also feature over 40 companies and educational workshops and panel sessions.
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Even more sold by Brook today, PFG’s mortgage director |
Rachel the Tax Theves who let them P I R A T E S in? |
3 letters
C G T |
Today’s selloff by the mortgage director is not going to help. First, the CFO sells down and a new CFO with no AIM experience is appointed. Next, the CEO issues more and more options. Now, the mortgage director is selling off at 415p.
This lot is starting to worry me. |
Just to let shareholders and prospective investors know that TPFG will be presenting & exhibiting at Mello's 10 year anniversary show on Tuesday 19th November 2024 9am - 7pm.
We have created a two day investor conference that will include 12 top quality keynote speakers, 8 educational workshops and panel sessions, 40 exhibiting companies plus over 60 company presentations for investors to evaluate and understand their current or future investments. Tickets are still available: |
TPFG are on the Mello show tonight as they will be featured on the BASH session
Programme
5.00pm Paul de Gruchy with ‘DG19: Everything’s gone wrong. Who is responsible?’
5:30pm Company presentation from Warpaint
6:00pm Company presentation from Windward
6.30pm Educational Presentation
6.50pm Company presentation from Van Elle
7:20pm BASH Panel – Kevin Taylor The Property Franchise Group (TPFG) and Mark Simpson Billington (BILN)
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Is TPFG affected by goings on at MAB1 and this FCA review? They did have some exposure via the mortgage advisors inherited from Belvoir. |
Thought it would drift but not all in one day. Think a few were panicked into selling when they saw profits evaporating after the recent run. The fundamentals are still there, so still a long term hold for me. Maybe just a tree-shake. |
I just bought a few more look like sells. |
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