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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Tyman Plc | TYMN | London | Ordinary Share |
Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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394.00 | 390.50 | 396.50 | 393.00 | 393.00 |
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CONSTRUCTION & MATERIALS |
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Posted at 24/4/2024 11:49 by jeffian Not sure I get that, Glavey. Last TYMN full year div was 13.7p/bid price 400p = 3.425%. Anyway, the point is that for income investors, the equivalent dividends if they accept Quanex shares will be considerably lower than they get now. |
Posted at 20/6/2022 18:57 by bummel45 There must be something wrong here surely? All indicators seem good but this still underperforms badly against other shares. I have to ask my more knowledgable investors - WHY? |
Posted at 19/9/2019 09:18 by psync Decent rally over the last couple of weeks albeit from quite a low level. The last set of results were rather downbeat but hopefully this shows there's still institutional investor confidence here as an income play with growth potential. |
Posted at 08/3/2018 18:18 by jeffian I wonder why they didn't feel confident enough in their existing investors to do a RI? I have quite a substantial holding here built up through many RI's from the old 'Lupus' days onwards. |
Posted at 29/7/2015 11:28 by a0148009 Worth listening to the Webcast - Company actively seeking complementary acquisitions in Europe and USA.Edit : 2 million + volume so far today. AO |
Posted at 21/11/2014 10:47 by jeffian Tipped in Investors Chronicle |
Posted at 24/7/2014 08:53 by a0148009 Hello Chaps - only three posts here since my last one in March- I think jeffian is right this is no longer a penny stock and most private investors have cashed in - remember you could have bought these at 8p. One of my best performers but regret that I regularly top sliced but still have a decent sized holding. I believe the rating is up with events but intend to hold as I see the management ambitious and should not be long before another accretive acquisition. They have done exceptionally well and do not think that GH would have done any better although we will never know. The company is positioned in the right place in the USA with improvement in the property market - shame about the currency being predominantly dollar based but we have reaped the benefit in earnings. Market cap now £475 million and we have been receiving double digit dividend increases for the last few years looking on what we paid for the shares we are now getting a handsome yield with 3 x covered dividend.Digital Look forecasts Tyman Forecasts Year Ending Revenue (£m) Pre-tax (£m) EPS P/E PEG EPS Grth. Div Yield 31-Dec-14 354.68 40.39 17.11p 16.4 0.7 +25% 6.66p 2.4% 31-Dec-15 381.05 47.60 20.06p 14.0 0.8 +17% 7.69p 2.7% AO |
Posted at 07/5/2013 10:37 by bummel45 Reading the two of you, 'a1samu' and 'jeffian', going 'head to head', I am with jeffian on the figures, outlook and strategy. Investors have a choice, and are free to exercise it as they wish. This seems now to be a very well run company, and intend on building a solid platform for progress.I am also wondering whether 'a1samu' is a pseudonym for Hutchings! There seems to be some bitterness in the posts? |
Posted at 06/5/2013 15:23 by jeffian a1samu,If you had "carefully researched your numbers", why did you use the Net Profit figure of £3.665m in stating that "This profit level will hardly pay for the interest associated with the costs of this increase in loans" without taking account of the fact that that figure was struck after deduction of £6.2m interest on loans to Truth which will be repaid prior to Tyman taking over? I don't really understand your beef. You don't like being asked to increase your investment by 23.4%, having just pointed out that Truth will increase Group EBITDA by about 52%. You say that the alternative is "if you do not like it, you can always sell your shares" but, of course, the third alternative is to hold onto your existing shares but not take up your entitlement to additional shares under the Open Offer. As with every takeover involving an invitation to shareholders to subscribe, the options are to accept some dilution (a smaller slice of a larger cake) or invest more to maintain the same percentage of the enlarged Group. 5 of the largest shareholders have declared that they intend to take up slightly less than their entitlement; 1 is taking up rather more. Greg Hutchings says he is not taking up his entitlement but this is no big surprise given his 'history' here and that fact that he was a substantial seller before this deal was announced. You will remember, incidentally, that there were 2 substantial Rights/Open Offers to shareholders in the Hutchings era in connection with acquisitions, investors in which have only recently got their heads above water again. If you don't like it, don't take it up. Simples. We'll have to see how well take-up goes but, as the share price has nudged up to new highs since the announcement, it doesn't feel as if the market is anticipating any significant overhang. |
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