Getting seriously tw@atted this week :-( |
Vesuvius retains full year outlook as it manages inflationary pressures,I’ll take some for a starter |
Jefferies cuts Vesuvius price target to 535 (705) pence - 'buy' |
Nice dividend received this morning. |
Berenberg cuts Vesuvius price target to 480 (600) pence - 'buy' |
I think we will see a steady climb here onwards unless the war mongering gets worse. |
Thank you I was in today again at 332 out at 346 definitely volatile everywhere GL |
Good trade linton |
RBC raises Vesuvius price target to 485 (475) pence - 'outperform' |
The gap 332 hence sold out at 363 yday |
 Vesuvius plc is focused on metal flow engineering and technology and is currently supplying steel and foundry industries. As a result, the firm is segmented into three business lines, such are the cases of steel flow control, advanced refractories and steel sensors. Consequently, it implies that the group provides ceramic products, systems, robotics, digital and technical services. Given the diversified funding structure, the firm managed to derive ample sources of income, thus the sales performance was ahead of expectations, resulting in a profit hike of 60%. Considering the solid financial performance, Vesuvius enhanced its EV/EBITDA of 6.37x, capturing intrinsic value. As a result, the firm optimised its dividend yield to shareholders, represented by the surge of 6.23%, signifying that investors are deriving higher returns on investments. Despite the plausible financial prospects, the firm is still undervalued, illustrated by the P/E of 7.6x, hence the security is expected to soar in value. |
Well received #:-)
Alliance News ..
Vesuvius was up 4.4%.
The molten metal flow engineering firm said its sales in the first four months of 2022 have been "stronger than expected".
"Positive volume growth in our Steel division was supported by market share gains, particularly in Flow Control, across all key regions. Foundry division volumes were broadly in-line with the equivalent period of 2021 as we experienced continued weakness in automotive end markets," Vesuvius explained. |
AGM and update due wednesday. |
Can't get a buy quote |
There's the xd dump |
xd tomorrow morning for the 15p dividend. |
XD next week 15p or 4.38% at this price |
Plat Hunter I'm doing the same as your good self.
I like this type of smaller but well-established company which has a strong position in a huge, vital but unfashionable industry.
I sold out of VSVS a few years back but bought in again in Oct 2019 at £3.585. Since then I've bought a couple more tranches at 3.642 and 3.459.
Since Oct 2019 the share price has been up to nearly 6 quid then back down. Longer-term charts look like a roller coaster. I'm slightly underwater at present but so what? That's just Mr Market playing funny games. Meanwhile I'm happy trousering the 6.2% dividend yield. |
Philanderer - thanks for your posting. I subscibe to the print version of the Chronic Investor only and so can't read Mr Bearbull's behind-the-paywall golden words on VSVS - never mind - my paper mag/rag will come through the letterbox tomorrow. |
Tis why i've been buying these levels |
Bearbull Income Fund: Vesuvius diverges
One constituent of the Income Fund has dipped - but is there an argument for holding on?
April 6, 2022
By Bearbull |
Slapped with a downgrade
Barclays cuts Vesuvius to 'underweight' (equal weight) - target 375 (485) pence |
Just took some more, don't mind adding on down days whilst we await an XD |
Aaagh yer damn right bud the chains are beginning to hurt me |
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