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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Volex Plc | LSE:VLX | London | Ordinary Share | GB0009390070 | ORD 25P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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2.50 | 0.71% | 354.50 | 353.00 | 357.00 | 356.50 | 350.00 | 351.50 | 199,291 | 16:35:08 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Electronic Components, Nec | 722.8M | 36.8M | 0.2031 | 17.53 | 644.92M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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09/5/2014 14:08 | thanks - anymore? | andyview | |
09/5/2014 13:57 | The recovery at once-troubled Volex, which these days makes power and data cables, continues apace under the new management. The company has been quietly winning some useful work in China. Yesterday it announced good growth in orders supporting the roll-out of the 4G mobile phone network there, a useful source of revenue for a number of UK electronics firms. | toffeeman | |
09/5/2014 09:26 | BUY I've been given the nod | tipjunkie | |
09/5/2014 08:52 | Can anybody post the Tempus article please? ta | andyview | |
08/5/2014 20:04 | Tempus-The recovery at Volex the once troubled Volex continues apace | tom111 | |
08/5/2014 19:31 | This company reminds me of LVD which fell on hard times (different sector I know)but has recovered and doing well but was not recognised by the market at the time.With so many over valued stocks recovery stocks are the ones to buy VLX is one of them imho | tom111 | |
08/5/2014 17:51 | Fine. Which means my comment in 2103 is valid, contra buywell2's reply about Mr Market not agreeing. Ruffer increasing its holding. | valhamos | |
08/5/2014 17:29 | Mr Market is the reason we are here. Imperfect information means one man's 'buy' is another man's 'sell'. | markyjacob123 | |
08/5/2014 17:24 | Mr Market doesn't look further than the end of his nose, and is very erratic and unpredictable in his points of view. | valhamos | |
08/5/2014 15:55 | Mr Market looks one year in advance | buywell2 | |
08/5/2014 15:54 | Tipped in The Times today under the tempus column | tom111 | |
07/5/2014 18:02 | Buywell2 - companies in this situation start to look very interesting long before Mr Market wises up to the situation. So Mr Market's thoughts are not relevant. | valhamos | |
07/5/2014 17:44 | Mr Market does not agree | buywell2 | |
07/5/2014 17:21 | freddie - agreed. VLX is beginning to look very interesting. | valhamos | |
07/5/2014 08:25 | Well, with today's RNS, if nothing else they're trying very hard to talk the share price up but I guess given last week's unsuccessful attempt, they need to get better at it... This week's effort talks about growth and higher margin, but then slips in a bit about it only being 15% of sales. Oh well. I guess we can at least say they are done with kitchen-sinking the financial position (although we won't see that until June when the March year end is reported) - share options awarded, costs booked, now it is time for revenue and margin growth, provision releases, blah blah... | imastu pidgitaswell | |
03/5/2014 18:10 | markyjacob123, I deal in facts & figures, not wishful thinking. The fact is that broker consensus forecasts for Volex have been reduced steadily to around breakeven over the last 12 months, see the relevant graphic from Stock-opedia: So the company has been talking up its recovery, whilst the figures have been deteriorating. GECR have been paid to shamelessly misrepresent the reduction in earnings forecasts, by pretending that the company is in line with forecasts, when actually the forecasts have been lowered. That alone puts the company in a very poor light in my opinion. I hope they do deliver a decent recovery, but there's no tangible evidence of it yet, and patience is running out. My view, FWIW, is that the previous high margins achieved by the company are probably not unrepeatable. It's making products that can be easily undercut in price by numerous competitors, so it will probably eventually settle at making a low single digit operating profit margin. Therefore the shares probably don't have a great deal of upside. Am happy to be proven wrong if/when they actually deliver some profit growth, but no sign of that so far. I know people here hate to hear neutral or bearish views, but that is actually the purpose of bulletin boards - to discuss differing views, not be shouty bulls intolerant of anyone who dares to question the bullish view! Regards, Paul. (no position in Volex) | paulypilot | |
02/5/2014 16:23 | I think the only thing wrong was the header on the last RNS, if it had said 'New Customer Win' that would have been fine. I'm relatively new so no long time grievances with the company, to me it looks like a turnround working and I hope an outlook statement in June will confirm that. Although there were no numbers in the RNS we already know they're trading in line (albeit low end) and the RNS said the new client will result in 'unbudgeted revenue growth and improved plant utilisation' so higher revenue and better margin. Good enough for now, they just got the header wrong, as much the nomad's fault for not spotting it but minor. As for asking GECR to over egg the prospects I can't see why they'd do that as it only falls back in management's lap at the end of the day anyway so what's the point unless they need to raise funds but they did that a few months back at well above today's share price and oversubscribed too. | paleje | |
02/5/2014 15:18 | Paulypilot, So you think the company has made no progress even though it has stated many times it has made progress? "Group trading stabilised through the final quarter of 2013 and the Board anticipates full year results will be in line with expectations." "The Group is making good progress in delivering its transformation plan with clear signs that the return to revenue growth is now being achieved." Christoph Eisenhardt, CEO of Volex, commented: "I am delighted with the good progress that is being made with the transformation plan and we are particularly pleased with the revenue growth delivered in the second half of the financial year. Order intake for the new financial year is also encouraging." Essentially you are saying the management team is lying to the market. I suggest you may be the deluded one... | markyjacob123 | |
02/5/2014 15:03 | I think the last update on the back of the earlier update makes for very positive reading. The company has had issues in the past which are rightly reflected in the current price however i think there is plenty of upside here imho gla | andyview | |
02/5/2014 14:59 | paul, the new business only started this month, there is no date available yet. they might write some sth on AR shortly. " Production and delivery of power cables for its new audio visual product range has commenced this month and resulting in unbudgeted revenue growth and improved plant utilisation at Volex's Zhongshan facility, in the first months of the new financial year. " D. | don777 | |
02/5/2014 14:55 | Hi imatsu, Fair point, the trading update on 9 April 2014 was more detailed. Although I find Volex's trading updates pretty disingenuous. The one on 9 April tries to create the impression that things are going well, but it is actually a mild profit warning! Sales are up, but this is being achieved by cutting gross margins; Revenues are growing as a result of Volex better leveraging its global presence, operational excellence and increased focus on price competiveness. In the short term, this has led to reduced gross margins and an impact on operating profit. As previously announced, underlying operating profits in the year ended March 2014 will be materially lower than prior year, but within the range of market expectations. Furthermore, they then paid GECR to put out an incredibly misleading update, which completely misrepresented the facts, trying clumsily to cover up the fact that profit expectations have actually reduced. I hope the company is successful in its turnaround plan, but their credibility is now stretched to breaking point in my opinion, as it's been all talk so far, with continuing poor results. I supposed my main issue with the 30 April 2014 statement is that it is called a "Trading Statement", when actually it's just a bit of PR puffery about a new customer. They should have headed it as such, so that people would not have expected to see trading information in it, when none was actually forthcoming. Good luck with it, but I reckon this one has another profit warning in it. Regards, Paul. | paulypilot | |
02/5/2014 14:42 | Bit harsh pauly, the RNS on 9th April (3 weeks earlier) gave quantification - this one just reported some customer-specific progress since then. | imastu pidgitaswell | |
02/5/2014 14:32 | Hi Marky, I think you're deluding yourself. If the company really was making good progress on the turnaround, then they would have quoted some figures. In fact, the recent trading statement didn't give any figures at all. Instead it was just PR hot air about a new customer in China. Therefore it's almost certainly the case that trading has actually been poor. Regards, Paul. (no position) | paulypilot |
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