Zzzzzz - boring pseudo ID. |
Your master is calling you :) |
lol he reads every post. Just pretends to have people on ignore Some real immaturity problems or mental problems Can't work out which or as I have said before ex employee with a grudge as he has stopped telling lies on a public forum just distorts facts or misses out key information He was sailing very close to the wind at one point. If I was YU I would have got a solicitor involved.Disco make sure you put In your humble opinion. Not hard pal |
Must be a long lead :) |
'Guessing', lol. |
Just for you £1bn contracted order book FY24E revenues are expected to be up c40% YoY at c£650m and could have been materially higher had commodity prices not softened. The base effect of softer gas and electricity prices has mostly washed through so volume growth from this point should correlate more closely to higher revenues. Yu Group continues to take market share in the B2B market and we start a new fiscal period again with a conservative revenue forecast. Buy. Answers your question you have repeated 40 times |
Comments Or just repeat the same tripe without mentioning rivals |
What about the 150% increase in gas ? Suppose Shell taking 149% of that lol |
Nearly 500p a share in cash alone |
I will have to dig out that post in April 24 when gas plunged to mid 50,s and next door laughed and mocked when I suggested more chance going to 100p than your normalising prophecy of low 30-40s How wrong yet again was he Same again this year chart pattern is exactly the same but this time around more cash, lower PE, higher dividend and about to see a big increase in monthly new contracts |
Especially when you compared to the falling price this time last year when is halved 2025 has started the polar opposite share price Angel already picked up on this in its note |
Gas now over 130. He'll the start to 2025 is going to be mental |
Energy supplied up 78%, but Rev only up 40% yet gas only down 17% compared to FY23. H2 Rev growth only half what was forecast.The market didn't sell on news, it sold because they missed Rev forecast for the year and massively missed during H2. |
Interesting UK Mwh costs Up from £50 to currently £103 https://tradingeconomics.com/united-kingdom/electricity-priceWow that is just like gas more than double |
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Consensus revenue growth for FY24 was 50%, they informed the market that Rev growth H1 was 60%. Thus H2 if in line (which they weren't) growth should have been 40% (60+40/2 =50), but they then informed the market that revenue growth for FY24 would be 40% not 50%, thus H2 revenue growth was 20% (60+20/2=40) not the forecasted 40%, so growth halved in H2 compared to what they were forecasting.Bet the paid ramper and his pet haven't explained why. Too busy posting the usual garbage and obsession with moi :) |
Yep, really sad and just like over there at Echo beach, it has driven away all the decent posters and debates from LSE with it's repetitive, pointless drivel that only a messed up psyche can achieve.
LSE = Echo Beach 2 - The Motion Picture. |
Yawn Different day same tripe |
Strange that folks are selling when this will be worth £100 apparently....if folks believe that then they should be certified IMO.Income growth H2 fell off a cliff against what they were forecasting, that's there in their TU for all to see, black and white facts. Not delusional ramping. |
Looks to me like more customers on lower income non fixed contracts and / or fixed contracts that were based on SmartestEnergy pricing are now flipping to Shell based contracts at lower income to YU. Are Shell now taking income thus margin off YU?, IMO wouldn't be surprised. |
So boring and predictable Your losing your touch, paddy rumbled you yesterday for the stupid statements you come out with Sad little man |
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