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  • 20 Jan 20
LIBERUM: AFH Financial Group* - Impressive growth and positive outlook

In FY19 AFH delivered 8% organic net flows and revenues are up 47% yoy. The revenue model change in Protection responds to investor concerns and leads to significantly increased cash conversion.

Companies: AFH Financial Group
  • 15 Jan 20
Cenkos: 1pm plc -- Sustainable business in difficult markets

1pm's interim results are robust but slightly weaker than expected with revenues of £15.6m (-2% YoY) and adj EBIT of £3.2m (-21%). Originations growth remained healthy through difficult macro conditions, with the hybrid model allowing 1pm to generate income without taking on unnecessary risk. Consequently, in combination with the costs in running a long-term sustainable business, 1pm is encountering some profit headwinds. We have updated our forecasts accordingly. The shares remain materially undervalued on most metrics.

Companies: 1PM
  • 17 Jan 20
Cenkos: Record Plc -- Upgrades arising from a positive update

Record achieved +8% growth in AUME to $65bn over Q3/20E. Favourable FX movements, further Passive inflows and a temporary inflow in the higher margin, multi-product strategy all underpinned the rise. These, combined with the delivery of the year's first performance fee of £1.8m, ahead of expectations, leads to material EPS upgrades in FY20E & FY21E.

Companies: Record
  • 16 Jan 20
LIBERUM: Non-Standard Finance - FY trading in line and medium-term targets unchanged

Trading update is in line, with several metrics ahead of our expectations,while guidance is unchanged. Quantification of the new funding is a major advance.

Companies: Non-Standard Finance
  • 17 Jan 20
LIBERUM: Non-Standard Finance - CMD: Business as usual, but with less expensive funding

In December, NSF reduced its loan book growth targets for all three divisions. We believe that anyone who attended the Capital Markets Day will now be certain that this was a discretionary choice taken in order to allow profitability and returns to rise, and so, logically, to correct a very low valuation.

Companies: Non-Standard Finance
  • 22 Jan 20
LIBERUM: NewRiver* - A resilient operating performance shows not all retail is the same

NewRiver's Q3 update confirms a resilient operating performance in a tough market overall, which should provide reassurance. Retail occupancy increased through Q3 to 96.1%, with lettings agreed 3% ahead of ERV.

Companies: Newriver Reit
  • 08 Jan 20
UK Housebuilding Sector: 2020 vision: Sharpness and clarity for industry prospects

For fighter pilots, it is a minimum requirement. But having 20/20 ‘visual acuity’ (correct term) does not necessarily mean you have perfect vision (as convention assumes); instead, it indicates sharpness and clarity of vision at a distance. It is measured by a Snellen Chart, which displays letters of progressively smaller size and whereby 20/20 means that the test subject sees the same line of letters at 20 feet that a person with normal vision sees at 20 feet (or 6 metres; but 6/6 simply didn’t catch on).

Companies: ABBY BDEV BWY BKG BVS CRN CSP CRST GLE GLV INL MCS PSN RDW SPR TW/ WJG

  • 10 Jan 20
THE MONTHLY January 2020

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is due to publish its most up-to-date survey on share ownership in mid-January, which identifies the beneficial owners and decision- makers of the stock market. Hardman & Co has worked together with the share analysis service, Argus Vickers, to jointly produce its own survey, which anticipates the conclusions of the ONS survey but goes into much greater detail. Our work does not use a sample of 200 quoted companies as the ONS historically has, but rather includes everyUK quoted company. The ONS samples share registers every two years; our study uses six-monthly data points. Our survey also extends to shareholders on NEX; the ONS does not.

Companies: AVO AGY ARBB BUR CMH CLIG DNL FLTA GDR MCL NSF PCA PIN PHP RECI RMDL SCE SIXH SHED VTA

  • 21 Jan 20
LIBERUM: Harworth* - Solid operational performance in H2

Harworth reports a period of a solid operational performance in H2 2019, which together with the indicative independent valuation means the principal performance measure NNNAV is expected to be in line with expectations. Progress has been made across each business area, but planning headwinds remain a key challenge.

Companies: Harworth Group
  • 16 Jan 20
WHI Morning Comment: Digital Box (DBOX) - FY Trading Update – Strong end to the year yields upgrades

Digitalbox is an AIM-quoted digital publishing company, currently owning two distinct digital media assets but with a scalable platform to grow through acquisition. This morning's FY2019E year end trading update reveals that the company has experienced a strong end to the financial year. Revenue is expected to be marginally ahead of our proforma estimate of £2.3m, but adjusted profit is expected to come in circa 10% ahead at £0.7m (from £0.6m) due to better than expected margins. The company is currently trading on a prospective 7.8x EV/EBITDA multiple, but this falls to 4.8x in FY2020 given anticipated rapid profit expansion and strong cash generation. With a peer group trading at ~15x, assuming a 10x FY2020E EV/EBITDA multiple, we see fair value at 11.7p.

Companies: Digitalbox
  • 17 Jan 20
Civitas Social Housing - Strong financial and social returns continuing

H120 results showed strong year-on-year growth in rental income and earnings. Dividend cover is increasing and full cover is in sight, with debt facilities in place to fund further portfolio growth as the company gears its existing equity. Through its investment adviser, the company continues to work closely with housing associations, other counterparties and the regulator to raise performance and delivery standards that will benefit all stakeholders over the longer term.

Companies: Civitas Social Housing
  • 15 Jan 20
Secure Trust Bank - Positive pre-close

Secure Trust Bank’s (STB) pre-close trading update indicates that FY19 results should be in line with expectations, despite the economic slowdown dampening loan demand in the second half of 2019. STB highlighted its strong control over risk while interest margins have been stable. The bank is cautiously optimistic about 2020 and is well positioned, with healthy capital, good liquidity and new business pipelines. STB does not envisage material changes to 2020 guidance, and we are maintaining our estimates and 2,428p per share valuation.

Companies: Secure Trust Bank
  • 15 Jan 20
Value-added, customer-driven expansion from core

MCL’s recent results (see our 21 October note, Interim FY’20 results: steady core, deal upside) highlighted the strength of Home Collect (HCC). The division showed operational efficiency improvements, the appropriate use of technology and improving credit. It also generated double-digit underlying profit growth, despite a stable market and without compromising the agent-driven model. In this note, we explore MCL’s strategy to expand from this strong core business. The strategy is driven by extensive customer surveys, and could see a doubling in both the number of customers and the share of wallet over the medium term. Investment is being paced to balance short- and long-term profitability.

Companies: Morses Club
  • 21 Jan 20
Cenkos: MJ Hudson Group Plc -- The Best Alternative

MJ Hudson (MJH) is a financial services infrastructure platform business. The company is capitalising on the shift in the asset management industry to alternative investments, and filling a vacuum left by banks withdrawing their support for the sector in the aftermath of the global financial crisis. We estimate MJH's fair value to be up to c30% higher than its current share price, noting that the peer group has performed strongly since the company's IPO. We initiate with a Buy recommendation.

Companies: MJ Hudson Group
  • 25 Sep 19
Cenkos: 1pm Plc - Foundations for sustainable, faster growth

1pm's FY19A results were well flagged by June's trading update with revenues of £31.8m (+6% YoY), adj PBT of £8.1m (+4%), while adj EPS grew +2%. Growth this year has come from purely organic means. FY20E will be somewhat of an investment year, building out management and infrastructure to accelerate revenues strongly over FY21-22E. 1pm is focused on sustainable lending over chasing volumes at lower margins.

Companies: 1PM