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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Velocity Composites Plc | LSE:VEL | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BF339H01 | ORD 0.25P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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-2.00 | -6.06% | 31.00 | 30.00 | 32.00 | 32.50 | 31.00 | 32.50 | 35,829 | 13:19:24 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Aircraft Parts, Aux Eq, Nec | 16.41M | -3.14M | -0.0588 | -5.27 | 16.58M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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29/7/2009 11:24 | Not surprised they didnt give a trading update at the AGM having done so not a month ago. Did anyone see that 50k buy at full ask? | nurdin | |
28/7/2009 11:54 | Velti plc, the global technology leader in the provision of mobile marketing and advertising solutions for advertising agencies, brands, mobile operators and media, will announce results for the six months ended 30 June 2009 on Wednesday, 9 September 2009. Alex Moukas (Chief Executive Officer) and Pantelis Papageorgiou (Finance Director) will make a presentation to analysts, at the offices of Bankside Consultants (1 Frederick's Place, London EC2R 8AE), at 9.30am on that day. | nurdin | |
28/7/2009 07:52 | AGM tomorrow...should give the share price a good boost if they confirm the continuing strong growth as per their last trading statement. | nurdin | |
14/7/2009 07:54 | Next AGM on 29 July...just 2 weeks away.Expect a bullish statement there..:O) | nurdin | |
13/7/2009 10:11 | thats more like it...starting to breakout now... | nurdin | |
13/7/2009 08:43 | If the share price goes past the previous high of 171p...we could see 200p pretty sharpishly imo | nurdin | |
13/7/2009 06:54 | I was thinking of EV/Sales rather than Mcap/Sales. The latter half of my post was to calculate what the Mcap would be in a year's time if EV/Sales remained at 1.5. Granted, I am not very good with maths so may have missed out some of their obligations in my original EV calculation. As regards EV/EBITDA agree that it is a useful alternative metric to EV/Sales. One thought though - I suppose their EV/EBITDA multiple may be lower as a result of capitalisation of capital investments boosting their EBITDA and if the sector comparables are not making the same level of capital investment then that could explain some of the variation in the multiples. Also there aren't many listed / traded stocks for digital mobile marketing companies out there. So when you refer to sector average are you comparing like with like? Anyway, this sector is red hot at the moment and many of the big media companies are only just beginning to understand what is possible with Mobile Marketing so I think there are many years of growth ahead. | darcon | |
13/7/2009 06:13 | I think EV/EBITDA is a better metric than mcap/sales,if you feel uncomfortable with PEs and other measurands. Veltis EV is now about £72m....including the £10m of additional debt.EBITDA is forecast at £19.1m for 09 rising to 23.1m in 2010 EV/EBITDA is therefore 3.9x for the current year dropping to 3.1x next year. Compare that to sector average of 8.25x | nurdin | |
13/7/2009 03:21 | Some rough calculations using Enterprise Value / Sales multiple and the figures quoted by Midas: = MCap + net debt / Sales = £56.234m + (12.368m - 10.287m) / Sales = 58.315 / 39 EV/Sales = 1.5 If profits rise by 50% and net debt increases by a further £10m then we get following MCap applying EV/Sales formula with all other values being equal: 1.5 = MCap + (22.368 - 10.287)/ 61 1.5 = MCap + 12.081 / 61 MCap = (1.5 * 61) - 12.081 MCap = 79.419m on a 1.5 EV/Sales multiple = 40% upside to current MCap (which doesn't necessarily translate into a 40% upside to the shares because of the additional dilution caused by the loan, but it may be higher if the EV/Sales multiple ought to be higher for this industry - anyone have any ideas for comparables?). | darcon | |
12/7/2009 08:58 | Watching it isnt going to get you anywhere...reckon these are on the verge of being rerated after the Midas tip. Forward PE is still under 5! Reckon the multiple could fall even lower if their Indian and the Chinese operations get wind in their sails... Broker has a target of 300p. | nurdin | |
12/7/2009 08:47 | I shall put this on my watch list with IMG. VEL has a nice website | saturn5 | |
12/7/2009 06:39 | Tipped by Midas in todays MoS.''...this company should grow exponentially over next five years...'' I agree. | nurdin | |
02/7/2009 16:51 | We don't know the interest rate on the loan - they have ommitted to tell us. We do know that the arrangement fee was equivalent to 14% of the total loan amount - in shares - at market value. It is totally wrong to say that it has cost them nothing - it's cost them / us 14% of the total amount raised. The fact that they did it with shares is neither here nor there. It's not the action of competent management that had a lot of choice IMHO. Either they are idiots or they couldn't raise the cash any other way. Both alternatives scare the life out of me - which is why (in best Dragon's Den stylee) I'm out. Good luck to the remaining holders. | fr4dge | |
02/7/2009 16:00 | Dilution is only 2.5%...and in fact the arrangement fee has cost them nothing !! | nurdin | |
02/7/2009 15:35 | We dont know the terms of the loan facility...quite likely they were able to negotiate very favourable terms in return for the up front payment in shares. I am holding and may even add if the price recedes further. | nurdin | |
02/7/2009 15:32 | Must admit id not really taken notice of how many shares issued for the load facility. Does seem an awful lot of 'money' (paper) £1.38 million to arrange a £10 million loan. 14% - ive no idea what the usual going rate is, but seems excessive. Although, i suppose if it saves them cash and the insti's dont sell the shares, its probably not as bad as it appears. | stegrego | |
02/7/2009 14:33 | 865,000 shares to arrange a £10m loan facility! WTF! Just sold mine. Outrageous. | fr4dge | |
02/7/2009 13:42 | well Q1 revenue was up 50% from the rns about the acquisition. the H1 revenue is 20 m euro's v just under 16 million last year so +25% rather suggesting a slowdown even if margins are higher. I have sold. | deucetoace | |
02/7/2009 12:27 | 875,000 new shares of 5p each !!!!!!!!!! ARE THEY OUT OF THEIR MIND?? i am very dissapointed... | pro_better | |
02/7/2009 12:23 | Additional shares dilute the price to £1.55 ish. They're still a growth company on an undemanding rating in a good, niche market. Hold or long term buy I reckon. | yz426 | |
02/7/2009 12:08 | not a good update IMO, smoke and mirrors about definitions of revenue and capex to ensure that they can say they did what they said they would do and what about the up front fee on this new loan facility, rather expensive is it not. | deucetoace | |
02/7/2009 07:22 | Hat made of chocolate thankfully :o) | nurdin | |
02/7/2009 07:02 | You prefer Tomato or Brown sauce with your hat Sir? | stegrego |
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