Totally Share Discussion Threads

[sikhthetech] 12/7/2022 17:53

"Following a significant upgrade to forecasts in April 2022, Totally delivered preliminary results for the year ended March 2022 that were ahead of our revised expectations. This is a remarkable result given the continuing challenges affecting the healthcare market and the delivery of services. We see many opportunities for further growth over the next three years and this is reflected in our forecasts which now include projections for FY25. With macro-economic and political headwinds increasing almost daily we consider that an investment in Totally offers strong growth with significantly lower risk than many other businesses. We therefore continue to believe that a fair value of 75p is achievable over the forecast period."

"Low risk investment – We consider Totally to be a relatively low risk investment with the government being the primary customer through the NHS, an important consideration during a period of increasing financial, macro-economic and political upheavals. With another record year in prospect and c.8p per share of cash (17% of the share price) on the balance sheet, we continue to believe that fair value of 75p is achievable.

[sikhthetech] 12/7/2022 17:51

In what way is it overpriced...

Results above expectations...


Revenue £127.4m(2021: £113.7m)
Ebitda £6.2m (£5m)
Cash £15.3m (£14.8m)

Mcap £81m


Operating in the right area, at the right time...

Govn must reduce the backlog of operations. Govn must tackle the long A&E/GP waiting times...

[owenski] 12/7/2022 17:42

Got a bit overpriced did it not, the results weren't that impressive, what does Bob Holt actually do these days as well.

[sikhthetech] 12/7/2022 17:19

TLY bought 2 companies and cash still grew.




Totally reports increase in profits as it pushes ahead with growth strategy
The group doubled its dividend for the year to 1p per share

"It also completed the acquisitions of Pioneer Health Care and Energy Fitness Professionals."

[sikhthetech] 12/7/2022 17:16

Nobby,

I'm not banning anyone for asking a question about the company.. .

My answer to him is simply that TLY isn't being delisted. If he thinks it is then provide the evidence.

[quazie12] 12/7/2022 16:59

The sole reason I sold out of Totally after originally getting in around 15/20p was that growth appears to have been acquired at a price, hence the hefty amortisation charges. I do not believe that the business model is generating high enough margins to justify a premium rating nor does the market frankly.

[vaston] 12/7/2022 16:37

Check out nobbygnome on syme . He’s an expert in negatively.

[vaston] 12/7/2022 16:36

Would you invest in a company with no answers.

[microscope] 12/7/2022 16:31

That's what trolls deserve, Vaston



Vile

Bye

[vaston] 12/7/2022 16:22

So Tly does not tolerate a negative question. Don’t think I will invest now.

[nobbygnome] 12/7/2022 16:15

>> STT

He is only saying that because this is a share I own. Please ban him

[nobbygnome] 12/7/2022 16:14

How ironical that is coming from you Charlie….

[vaston] 12/7/2022 16:07

You nobbygnome have no moral’s

[nobbygnome] 12/7/2022 15:58

>>STT

Please ban vaston; he is a vacuous puerile troll

[vaston] 12/7/2022 15:58

Oh it’s nobby from syme. Things must be bad here then.

[vaston] 12/7/2022 15:57

Is this delisting. I’ve been told to stay away from it.

[nobbygnome] 12/7/2022 14:46

The liabilities are something to do with provisions for possible legal action, which never actually happens. It’s the company taking a very conservative approach and is common in this sort of company apparently

[sikhthetech] 12/7/2022 14:36

apatel

Your 'concern' has been discussed and dismissed on many occassions.

I assume you've never listened to any of the investor presentations or read any of the previous posts on the subject.

Investor presentation tomorrow. Your opportunity to ask the BoD directly.


Investors can sign up to Investor Meet Company for free and add to meet Totally plc via:

[kenbos] 12/7/2022 14:31

I see thanks quazi I think I'll still dip my toe in though