Totally Share Discussion Threads

[thomas11] 01/2/2024 15:25

If there is a raise at this SP, the company is toast IMO, never a good sign CFO being sacked

[grahamburn] 01/2/2024 15:12

So Lisa Barter gone as of today without any replacement.

Chairman acts decisively, but surprised there isn't an "interim CFO".

[alex1621] 31/1/2024 09:51

Yes, I look in every now and again. Amazed they have the energy to keep the posting going. It's difficult to understand whether Blnx shareholders did well or not? When it hit 600 it looked as if it was going places.

[1gw] 31/1/2024 09:42

Just the latest rebranding, alex. If you want to feel nostalgic, as with many threads, many of the same protagonists are rehearsing similar arguments (and evidencing similar grudges) on the new NEXN thread. Older, if not necessarily much wiser...

[alex1621] 31/1/2024 09:24

Thanks. I look in every now and again, and it just disappeared?

[sikhthetech] 30/1/2024 15:52

alex1621,
Good to hear from you.

Trmr are now called NEXN... So Blnx--> RTHM---> TAP---> Trmr---> NEXN.

[bones699] 29/1/2024 12:41

They should do could have Sikthetech as their first long stay patient!

[quazie12] 26/1/2024 08:56

Good analysis 1gw and nite nite to Sikh I reckon. There is simply no come back from him on these numbers.

[bones699] 25/1/2024 21:22

Sikthetech should turn himself into the NHS as a patient might help Totally F@@ked bottom line one more customer lol!

[bones699] 25/1/2024 21:20

I wouldn't spend 15p on this basket case!

[fenners66] 25/1/2024 17:35

A takeover bid ? !
A but dramatic isn't it.
What about lending them money with conditions attached....?
i.e. lend them the £15 at say 10% interest and when they can't pay it back
take the company off em...

[football] 25/1/2024 16:37

And you're still probably have changed from that

[jugears] 25/1/2024 16:11

I'm think of making a takeover bid, do you think fifteen quid will be enough?

[fenners66] 25/1/2024 10:44

The troll is still trolling , desperately seeking attention - better than stalking Taylor Swift I suppose - but best ignored.

[1gw] 25/1/2024 10:24

Well if you want a suggestion, there’s a headline that gross margin for Pioneer decreased from 23% in FY22 to 17% in FY23 as a result of the change in profitability mix of contracts. This perhaps gives a different impression to the table in the Totally plc annual report which showed elective care gross margin increasing from 18% to 20%. This seems to have been driven more by increases in gross margin at About Health and Premier Physical Healthcare (£9m aggregate revenue vs £21m for Pioneer).

But beyond the headlines, I looked at aggregating the accounts of the different types of company and comparing FY23 numbers with FY22 numbers. If you do this for just the insourcing companies (Pioneer Healthcare + Totally Healthcare), and subject to any spreadsheet errors by me, while aggregate revenue increased by 22%, gross profit seems to have increased by only 3.5%. Aggregate revenue for these 2 companies increased by £4.8m, but gross profit increased by only £152k. Net profit (profit after tax) looked better at £316k (15%) increase but here Pioneer FY23 numbers are flattered by the decision not to recharge some central costs (e.g. directors’ remuneration) to Pioneer, which was acquired at the end of FY22 (March).

"All directors' remuneration is paid by the ultimate company and no recharges are made to Pioneer Healthcare Limited"

It is worth noting in this context that Totally plc’s annual report discloses nearly £5m FY23 operating loss (before ITDA) in the “unallocated” segment.

[paul planet earth1] 24/1/2024 08:26

Oh dear is Sikthetech still trying to peddle this zombie firm!

Can't believe he's been paying for a premium BB for over ten f@#king years only to see Totally F@#ks share price crash 99.99%!

[kpe] 23/1/2024 17:41

Looks like Totally is more sick than the NHS......

[fenners66] 23/1/2024 14:59

Owenski - cannot disagree - this is getting funny now , new all time low ?

[1gw] 23/1/2024 14:51

The FY23 accounts of Pioneer Healthcare appeared on the Companies House site today (or last night), so that allows an analysis of what happened to that subsidiary between FY22 and FY23. We now have a pretty complete picture at the subsidiary level with FY23 accounts available, in order of decreasing revenue, for:

Vocare Limited
Greenbrook Healthcare (Hounslow) Limited
Pioneer Healthcare Limited
About Health Limited
Totally Healthcare Limited
Premier Physical Healthcare Limited
Energy Fitness Professionals Limited

Have the bulls noticed anything in the Pioneer Healthcare accounts that might help explain the further shareprice weakness so far today?

[brucethegoldfish] 23/1/2024 13:56

Think you are possibly being too kind with that description bmcollins.