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RAI Ra International Group Plc

7.75
0.00 (0.00%)
17 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Ra Investors - RAI

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Ra International Group Plc RAI London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
0.00 0.00% 7.75 08:00:08
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
7.75 7.675 7.75 7.75 7.75
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Posted at 09/3/2023 14:34 by jere8184
We'll its not like he's going to trash the company in the RNS and to me resigning a month before the financial report isnt a good sign, so my instincts telling me to sell out. I've done pretty well timing this company so far. But i'm here for the long ride and i'm not a very expirenced investor, so i'll probably wait around this time and get burnt
Posted at 16/2/2022 10:20 by norbert colon
Very poor investor communications given the known tricky situation in Moz etc. I've been a long term supporter but I'm feeling some contempt for investors by mgt as an earlier update wouldn't have been difficult. Increasing risk of going private again.
Posted at 09/2/2022 10:12 by norbert colon
Yes it's very poor communication and won't help investor sentiment. Bamburgh please note!
Posted at 09/2/2022 10:09 by gleach23
Particularly so when the CEO Outlook comments in the Interims end with "We look forward to updating investors on our progress throughout the second half of the year"
Posted at 29/4/2021 07:09 by norbert colon
Great news - with early works to commence "immediately" incl the RA Camp.Danakali Limited (ASX: DNK, LSE: DNK) (Danakali or the Company) is pleased to announce that the Company has successfully completed a bookbuild to domestic and international institutional and sophisticated investors to raise A$20.3 million before costs (Placement) through the issue of 47,296,231 ordinary shares (Placement Shares) at A$0.43 per share (equivalent to 24 pence) per Placement Share (the Placement Price).
Posted at 29/3/2021 13:09 by flc
The situation in Delgado is out of their hands and they have to protect their staff so it's timing more than anything. I'm holding my breath that tomorrow's results will be pretty much in line with what was presented in the recent investor presentations and that there's further updates on the other contracts. Any more disappointments then we're definitely going to dip lower and if so, hopefully all bad news will be out of the bag, another buying opportunity and road to recovery to get share price to where it should be.
Posted at 18/3/2021 14:47 by sev22
It's worth re-iterating to any new investors that Canaccord Genuity have an initial price target of 80.0p from a broker note released last month.
Posted at 16/2/2021 20:20 by total return
Gawain, many thanks for that.Very helpful to see what the new brokers think. A real downer that these notes are not easily accessible to PIs.

rmillaree,I hear you. In practice won't these numbers be purposely very conservative allowing the company scope to overdeliver should the virus issues dissipate faster than anticipated? Also at the time of the annual results last year a lot was said about the pipeline of orders bid for but still awaiting results. I am reminded that the size of contracts being bid for is much larger than when the company came to the market and that the lead time for bid results is longer.

In what I believe is a quality, niche business but very illiquid I am happy to hold on for strong recovery in the numbers-even if these are 12 months out- but which may be accelerated at any time by contract news. (The very tight share structure makes me an investor here and not a trader; my experience over the past 18 months since I established a stake is that it is very difficult to trade this one so my mindset is what could these realistically look like 12-24 months out and beyond? My 40 years of personal investing tells me that I'm more likely to regret not riding this one for the longer term.Of course if events seriously make me question that judgement then my mindset is dynamic enough to change my stance on a sixpence.) However what works for me may not work for another investor.
Posted at 31/12/2020 16:13 by sev22
According to Stockopedia 91.84% of the shares in circulation are held by these major shareholders:

Soraya Narfeldt - 55.88%
Lars Ola Narfeldt - 24.48%
Jupiter Asset Management Ltd - 6.08%
River and Mercantile Asset Management - 3.24%
5 other listed Individual Investors hold 2.16% between them.

Shares in Issue total 171,548,190 and the Free Float is 29,679,656 (17.3%).

I hope this helps clarify the current position. Stockopedia confirms there hasn't been any changes disclosed since the 30th September 2020.
Posted at 15/12/2020 10:31 by shanklin
Fair comments rmillaree

I have held RAI for a lot of the period since they floated and it has been one of my larger holdings albeit I have zero currently. In many respects the share price looks far far too low.

I just feel they need to up their game on:
- giving us a more detailed picture of the business
- corporate governance and keeping the market appropriately updated albeit there is no lack of quantity on that front

We all know they largely operate in out of the way places and that there is more project risk than would be the case in other locations... ...and that they have had some genuine misfortunes hit them since floating... ...albeit they are now large enough that the odd negative surprise should not rock the boat unduly.

I think all investors accept this; I certainly did. So, to make all this risk more acceptable, I would suggest they focus on doing all the things where they do have absolute control to the highest possible standard. So:
- don't used money raise in the float to buy shares and give huge numbers to directors... ...if you need to give directors shares make them options with stretching targets and a sensible strike price, so they are rewarded along with shareholders
- do give what guidance you can on PBT... ...or at least tell us why you aren't. IIRC, when RAI have done this sort of thing in the past it has been a pre-cursor to less than delightful numbers... ...so please stop doing this and just give us the facts, especially if there is a good explanation.
- give us as much detail as you can about the situation over the next two to three years

I really don't see any of this as difficult to resolve. Most of us can see the own goals, so some decent Investor Relations advice from the new NOMAD should really sort this out.

I hope to be back invested here soon, even if I end up paying a higher share price for a bit more certainty.

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