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Following the management overhaul in June 2023, Dolfines has undergone a big restructuring to cut costs and overcome operational issues. The governance problems led to a 50% decline in Dolfines’ turnover while the other group companies delivered flat performances. Despite cancelled contracts in H1, the company has also signed new ones to support turnover over the next year. The cash position and debt level remain an issue of vital importance despite the improving operational strength.
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More dilution on the horizon to solve the cash problem TARGET CHANGE CHANGE IN TARGET PRICE € 0.00 vs 0.00 -61.8% The target price resets 62% lower having been negatively impacted by the massive dilution now accounted for in our model. We have increased the number of shares to 9.6 billion from 2.96 billion to reflect the dilutive repercussions of the equity funding the company needs and will have to carry out to prop up the balance sheet and solve the cash problem to be able to finance
Immeasurable dilution smashes valuation, once more TARGET CHANGE CHANGE IN TARGET PRICE € 0.00 vs 0.01 -65.8% In the aftermath of our latest update 2 weeks ago, Dolfines has completed another round of share issuance with 1.9bn new shares. While there have been no changes to our financial estimates given no new updates on the business front, the dilution has slashed the valuation and massively weighed on the target price. CHANGE IN NAV € 0.01 vs 0.03 -65.1% Given the significant n
Business growth embarked, but dilution kills the valuation TARGET CHANGE CHANGE IN EPS 2023 : € 0.00 vs 0.00 ns 2024 : € 0.00 vs 0.00 ns Our FY22 figures have been decreased with the integration of the annual results as the net attributable result was negatively impacted by exceptional financial expenses. CHANGE IN NAV € 0.03 vs 0.10 -71.5% Similarly, share dilution has reduced the NAV valuation by more than 70% despite a slight increase in the absolute net value of the assets t
After a long period of searching for another profitable acquisition, Dolfines decided to expand its footprint in the Health, Safety and Environment market and buy out AEGIDE International, which has more than 200 clients across the world. In FY22, the acquired company generated turnover of €2.75m, and had averaged 15% annual growth over the last three years. In our view, the acquisition enhances Dolfines’ opportunities and sheds some light on the future path of the company.
Dolfines has executed an equity financing programme to prop up its balance sheet and finance an acquisition in FY22. The result was a year-long downhill trend on the share price at a stupefying level of 98%. Committed to the strategy to generate more revenues and expand market share, Dolfines embarked on another cash-accretive acquisition opportunity this year, again with equity line financing that will sustain downward pressure on the stock for at least until the end of Q1.
TARGET CHANGE CHANGE IN TARGET PRICE € 0.06 vs 0.07 -21.6% The target price is reduced due to the declining DCF and NAV values. At such low prices, a slight change in the price brings about significant change. CHANGE IN NAV € 0.10 vs 0.14 -27.4% The NAV decrease stems from the massive dilution the company carried out in FY2022 with the number of shares increasing by more than 12x. The share issuance continued in early FY2023, further reducing the NAV. CHANGE IN DCF € 0.09 vs 0.12
Capital increase slashes the valuation TARGET CHANGE CHANGE IN NAV € 0.14 vs 0.27 -48.4% Since our last update, Dolfines has continued its capital increase programme with the conversion of the remaining bonds. The conversion of notes resulted in a massive dilution by creating more than 100 million shares (almost doubling), which was reflected in the tanking share price since September 2022. Accordingly, our NAV is severely impacted by the rising number of shares. CHANGE IN DCF € 0.12
Costly financing cuts the target price TARGET CHANGE CHANGE IN TARGET PRICE € 0.14 vs 0.40 -66.0% In the aftermath of last week's developments on equity line financing, we have updated our model. The massive dilution resulted in a 3x increase in the number of outstanding shares. We are expecting the financing woes to continue into next year, and have hence downgraded our target price. CHANGE IN EPS 2022 : € (0.01) vs (0.02) ns 2023 : € (0.01) vs (0.03) ns The dilution as a resul
In a recent round of equity line financing with convertible bonds, Dolfines was able to bring €4,135k to finance a new acquisition, pay debts and invest in research and development projects. But this came at a grave cost for the shareholders as the share price nose-dived. At this point, the company and the shareholders could only hope for this precarious form of financing to do its job and facilitate cash generation from investments.
Revenue stood at €4.3m in H1, confirming the positive momentum communicated in Q1. The Oil & Gas activities recovered sharply with the high oil price, while the strong growth continued at 8.2 France. The prospects also look good for H2, with drilling activity remaining elevated and with the workforce growing in Renewable energies. Overall, a positive update, which will help to support the stock price.
The strategy update was in line with the recent communications from the company, but provided more details ahead of the capital increase. While the oil & gas activities continue to recover, the priority remains on renewables (both inorganic and organic). A large share of the proceeds will fund acquisitions, with one soon to be announced in renewables services. Furthermore, the company is aiming to break-even at operating cash flow level by the end of the year.
TARGET CHANGE CHANGE IN EPS 2022 : € (0.02) vs (0.02) ns 2023 : € (0.03) vs (0.03) ns We have updated our model with the integration of the FY21 results and net loss of €1.55m. Estimates for FY22/FY23 are unchanged. CHANGE IN NAV € 0.83 vs 1.01 -17.0% Following the FY21 results, we have added a €4m capital increase, at a subscription price of €0.30 per share, leading to the creation of 13.3m shares. This represents a c. 30% discount on the 29/04/2022 closing price (day of the annou
The FY21 results came in below our expectations as Covid-19 dragged on mobility thus limiting oil & gas activities, although the strong start to the year confirms that the recovery is ongoing. As investments ramp up, the company has announced a c. €4m recap, split between debt conversion and an equity increase. The latter should be enough to sustain research & development activities in renewables for both the new floater and the telescopic arm for offshore wind inspection.
EPS CHANGE CHANGE IN EPS 2021 : € (0.06) vs (0.06) ns 2022 : € (0.02) vs (0.03) ns The company has published a positive release, with a strong January and February in inspection and audit (Factorig). We are thus slightly increasing our estimates for Factorig, to €3m of revenue for FY22 vs €2.5m previously, partly offset by lower estimates in Services, where we now forecast revenue of €1.5m vs €1.7m previously.
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NextSource is uniquely positioned to build a leading vertically integrated position, ex China, in the supply of Lithium-ion battery anode material which is essential for the Energy Transition. The company is commissioning phase 1 of its world-class Molo graphite mine in Madagascar and is in the final permitting process for its first Battery Anode Facility (BAF) to be located in Mauritius. The company is backed by Vision Blue, established by Sir Mick Davis, former CEO of Xstrata. On our calculat
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Beowulf is advancing a portfolio of projects in Europe focussed on metals and minerals that are critical to enabling the continent’s transition to a greener economy. Awareness of Europe’s over-reliance on external supply sources for such vital raw materials is driving growing political support for ‘home-grown’ projects. Beowulf is strategically positioned to leverage this fast-evolving trend – its Kallak project in Sweden holds potential to deliver high-quality iron ore to lower the carbon-inten
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Despite end market demand remaining difficult in several regions Trifast has announced that revenue and profitability will be marginally ahead of the guidance provided at the end of January. Self-help initiatives instigated during 2023 are starting to come through providing visibility on the majority of the £3.0m savings identified to come through in the current financial year (Mar FY25). Zeus estimates were in line with guidance of £230m revenue, £11.5m EBIT and £6.0m PBT. We leave forecasts un
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Jubilee today reports its Q3 and third quarter operational results from its expanding operations in Zambia (copper) and South Africa (chrome and PGM). South Africa is on a growth trajectory with record chrome production of 409kt in the quarter (Q2 FY2024 381kt) and a monthly record in March of 145kt and production YTD of 1.13Mt (0.94Mt). Jubilee is well underway to its annual target capacity of 2,1Mt/yr especially with the new 300kt/yr chrome plant at Thutse expected to be operational in August
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Beowulf is an AIM/Spotlight-listed developer of two flagship assets; Kallak, a high-grade iron ore project in Sweden and the Grafintec Graphite Anode Materials Plant. The Company's Kallak North project has the potential to produce 2.5mtpa of high-grade, premium iron ore concentrate suitable for the growing green steel industry in Sweden. Additionally, Grafintec's Anode Material Plant Project is well positioned to serve the growing EV battery supply chain in Europe, whilst supporting EU plans
I3 has announced the sale of the majority of its royalty interests in Canada, for US$24.8m cash. This allows the company to fully repay amounts drawn on its debt facility and create a working capital surplus, giving I3 significant additional funding flexibility going forward
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