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STAF Staffline Group Plc

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Last Updated: 11:30:01
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Staffline Group Plc LSE:STAF London Ordinary Share GB00B040L800 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 30.00 29.70 30.00 30.00 30.00 30.00 154,825 11:30:01
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Management Consulting Svcs 938.2M -11M -0.0664 -4.52 49.73M
Staffline Group Plc is listed in the Management Consulting Svcs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker STAF. The last closing price for Staffline was 30p. Over the last year, Staffline shares have traded in a share price range of 22.00p to 43.00p.

Staffline currently has 165,768,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Staffline is £49.73 million. Staffline has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -4.52.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
22/11/2020
16:48
What deal is that Jon?
kirk 6
22/11/2020
16:36
Looks like the AA deal is done. Super. STAF next
john09
22/11/2020
16:35
Taking the 100p price, multiplying by the new share count (~69m), adding on £94m in gross debt, adding £15m in HMRC provisions and deducting £37m in cash from the recent raising, I get an enterprise value of ~£140m. Assuming they can achieve their profit forecast, they are currently selling for an EV/EBIT multiple of 7X.

Trouble is the VAT debt is £45m and the share price 30% of that price...

And the profit is breakeven or marginal

And the transformation expensive and slow

So my questions as suspected remain unanswered and unaddressed

So tell me the estimated turnover and profit 20/21 then 21/22

Now tell me how they will pay the c£45m vat debt in 03/22?

And finally tell me the capital requirements of the digital transformation and how that is to be funded in 21 onwards?

Its a placing and a dilution coming...or they go bust....simples

qsmeily456
22/11/2020
16:30
'The Board remains cautiously optimistic that each of the three operating divisions will achieve a positive result in 2020 on an underlying operating profit basis'
mister md
22/11/2020
16:21
So the top 2 holders have been adding
Directors adding
Legal Gen out or nearly out
Gresham house - they were still adding last year
Any demand for shares from here will surely lead to a sharp increase in the shareprice ?

And should they need to raise some funds at higher levels then no problem

mister md
22/11/2020
16:21
So the top 2 holders have been adding
Directors adding
Legal Gen out or nearly out
Gresham house - they were still adding last year
Any demand for shares from here will surely lead to a sharp increase in the shareprice ?

And should they need to raise some funds at higher levels then no problem

mister md
22/11/2020
15:51
So tell me the estimated turnover and profit 20/21 then 21/22

Now tell me how they will pay the c£45m vat debt in 03/22?

And finally tell me the capital requirements of the digital transformation and how that is to be funded in 21 onwards?

qsmeily456
22/11/2020
15:29
ok, need Staf to get to 1200p again then
mister md
22/11/2020
15:25
I think what smelly can't get his head round it is the stock prices crashed so much over the recent years. The valuation potential with the economy getting back on its feet and the demand for jobs going through the roof should really bring staff line back to its former highs and glory. £1.80 is a steel and I reckon it might even shoot above this in the next 6 to 12 months.
kirk 6
22/11/2020
15:23
1200p last year

and smelly-smartie wants 33p instead of 36p - ever so slightly greedy

mister md
22/11/2020
15:18
Already done the former Jim. Twice over

A great week for markets expected and I think this one too

Hold strongly. Good luck all

john09
22/11/2020
15:10
former shareholders have already been shafted. This is the recovery
dealy
22/11/2020
15:05
I can see this hitting 40p easy tomorrow and then a lot higher as we head and progress through the week
kirk 6
22/11/2020
15:05
This business is really turning round now the demand for employment and employment opportunities is going to search when the economy gets back on its feet when the vaccine happens. 2021 will be a blowout year for staff line and the share price will be many multiples of where we are today.
kirk 6
22/11/2020
15:04
Fact is you are posting here loads and fact is you said you were buying back In at 33 LOL
kirk 6
22/11/2020
15:03
Like I said I've spent time like I do b4 I invest.

You try burry the issues but I won't let them go away....debt debt and marginal profit leads to refinancing and or dilution.

Shareholders get shafted not salaries

qsmeily456
22/11/2020
14:54
And yet you say it could reach £6 in a couple of years only a few hours ago in this thread. It's there for all to see
scubadiverr
22/11/2020
14:52
B4 I did the numbers.....its got refinancing and dilution written all over it.....pump and dump
qsmeily456
22/11/2020
14:51
Try dealing in facts instead of trying to mud sling.....oh yes you cannot answer the debt issues can you 🤣
qsmeily456
22/11/2020
14:47
Wind up merchant is Smartie. Has everyone on strings with his accounts and thats why I havent muted him, great craic :-)
jimbarlow78
22/11/2020
14:46
Defo millionaires next week. Maybe billionaires even :-)
jimbarlow78
22/11/2020
14:44
.. and yet you were hoping to get back in at 33p ???

QsmeIly456 - 20 Nov 2020 - 11:46:33 - 12813 of 12832
Waiting for the next drop to add....maybe 33p

mister md
22/11/2020
14:37
Only thanks to gov deferral.....but its still there and will sink the business without refinancing and dilution.
qsmeily456
22/11/2020
14:35
Dealy....you are right but its hair splitting.....the cash profit won't touch the debt due.....so how is that to be funded?
qsmeily456
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