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  • 31 Mar 20
LIBERUM: The AA* - In line results and more resilient to COVID than most

FY results in line with expectations, but the final DPS has been suspended. Free cash flow improved significantly and was also in line with guidance. There is good liquidity and ample covenant head-room. The cash costs of the pension have been reduced.

Companies: AA Plc
  • 25 Mar 20
LIBERUM: GAN* - SaaS resilience as outlook confirmed

GAN has provided an update today on the Italian and US real-money internet sports betting outlook, as well as the momentum they are seeing in their core Simulated Gaming operation. Management have confirmed current guidance, which underscores the high underlying growth and the diversified resilience of their SaaS model. The company is on-track for a NASDAQ listing, hopefully in Q2. No material change to forecasts or our Target Price of 200p

Companies: GAN Plc
  • 11 Feb 20
LIBERUM: The AA* - Membership returns to growth in H2

The trading statement guides to in line suggesting that The AA is on track to deliver EBITDA growth in FY20. Cash generation has been sound in the FY with approximately £80m of expected free cash flow for equity.

Companies: AA Plc
  • 30 Mar 20
Price Data Trading Update

Franchise Brands has provided a trading update addressing the uncertainty posed by COVID-19. The majority of services provided by Metro Rod, Metro Plumb and Willow Pumps have been designated by the Government as essential services to ensure the smooth running of public utilities and other key businesses. The Group has legal flexibility to remain open across these businesses and will reduce overheads in line with any expected revenue reduction. The B2C division has experienced a recent contraction in demand and management are taking cost saving initiatives to keep the division at a cash break-even level during the crisis. The Group's B2C and B2B divisions intend to make use of the Government's Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme. Franchise Brands expects to remain profitable for the year but at lower levels than originally anticipated, we leave our forecasts unchanged but expect a fuller update at the time of FRAN's AGM on 28 April 2020

Companies: Franchise Brands
  • 03 Feb 20
LIBERUM: The AA* - Completion of exchange offer reduces equity risk

On Friday The AA closed its exchange offer and there was strong demand. We expect further active management of the debt, which should reduce the risk of the equity.

Companies: AA Plc
  • 27 Mar 20
LIBERUM: DP Eurasia* - Turkey trading strong; shares too cheap

While the markets appear to appreciate the relative resilience of food delivery businesses at a time when increasing number of people around the world are forced to stay at home, shares of DP Eurasia are the second worst hit amongst the various global Domino’s franchisees and food delivery service provides/aggregators. The current share price extremely undervalues the company applying no value for future value creation and certainly placing no value on the growth seen across all its markets. DPEU exited 2019 with very strong performance in Turkey, which has accelerated in 2020, and in Russia there is a pro-active plan to restore it to historic rates of growth. The shares are on a FCF yield of 20%, a PE of only 7x for a 2019-22E EPS CAGR of 54%, net cash by FY’23, and an EV/EBITDA 3.4x.

Companies: DP Eurasia
  • 30 Mar 20
COVID-19 update

What’s new. This morning Purplebricks UK has provided an “update regarding current trading and the potential impact of COVID-19 and Govt guidance on the UK housing market.” Key points are: 1. Purplebricks first priority is health of people and customers: its online business model includes “video valuations, virtual viewings, connecting customers with potential purchasers via Purplebricks online platform.” 2. Govt restrictions on movement are weakening vendor and purchaser activity; deferral of completions would have a further negative impact. 3. Immediate cost-saving measures will materially reduce cash burn including suspending TV and radio advertising, reducing online marketing, taking advantage of the Government Job Retention Scheme. 4. Purplebricks currently has net cash of £35m and no debt.

Companies: Purplebricks Group
  • 01 Apr 20
COVID-19 update is reassuring

Air Partner has issued a further COVID-19 update. The Group has had a strong start to FY21, with both February and March delivering profits well ahead of both budget and the prior year. The current indication is that the Group has delivered around £2.4m of underlying PBT in these months. Management’s expectation is that business will now slow as the pandemic continues to restrict aviation activity globally, though the order book for April is encouraging. In response, management has implemented a series of temporary cost management initiatives and made use of the available government grants and benefits to significantly reduce the cost base for the coming months. At the end of March, adj. net debt stood at £5.0m. The Group has access to a total debt facility of £14.5m, comprising of a £1.5m overdraft and a £13m RCF. We are reassured by today’s update and management has reiterated its confidence that Air Partner is effectively positioned to cope with the challenges and uncertainty posed by COVID-19.

Companies: Air Partner
  • 21 Oct 19
Quarterly Research Outlook Autumn 2019

Following continued delays of a Brexit agreement, few sectors within the UK market have remained attractive to investors despite low valuations. One sector which has continued to outperform despite the political drama has been the UK video gaming sector (henceforth UK gaming), which we are fans of. We believe a combination of sector-leading growth, strong cash conversion and timely cyclical positioning support our positive view on the UK video gaming sector.

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  • 23 Jan 20
Encouraging rebound

After several profit warnings since the end of 2018, Asos reported an encouraging start to the year. The strong sales volume during the Black Friday weekend across all regions pushed total sales growth to 20%, beating the upper range of consensus expectations.

Companies: ASOS
  • 30 Jan 20
Strong sales growth but higher debt is a concern

JDW’s Q2 performance was slightly ahead of our estimates. The publican benefited as Britons continued to go out to eat and drink over Christmas and the New Year. Management’s disclosure of a further increase in FY19/20 net debt is a concern (although it is attributable to higher than expected capital expenditure). No significant changes to our financial estimates.

Companies: J D Wetherspoon
  • 18 Mar 20
Industry challenges impacting performance

The issues faced by the aviation industry as a result of the Coronavirus have been widely reported. Whilst increased demand for services such as repatriation flights, emergency cargo, and short term charters has benefited performance, a wider decline in demand across both the Charter and Safety & Security divisions is impacting performance. The exact magnitude of this is difficult to quantify and we have therefore withdrawn our forecasts. Across the Group, costs are being tightly managed to preserve cash and to maintain sufficient working capital in the business to support customer demand throughout this crisis. Accordingly, the Board expects that it will not be in a position to make a recommendation on dividend payments until the crisis has passed, and a clearer outlook has emerged.

Companies: Air Partner
  • 19 Mar 20
Dart Group*

Industry volatility – FY20 guidance withdrawn

Companies: Dart Group
  • 19 Mar 20
LIBERUM: Joules* - Guidance withdrawn amid Covid-19 uncertainty

We are placing our recommendation, target price and recommendation U/R. The company has withdrawn guidance, which is understandable in our view.

Companies: Joules Group
  • 20 Mar 20
LIBERUM: UK Small & Mid Cap Dispatches

Cerillion Initiation, Civitas Social Housing, U&I, Strategy Flash, COVID-19 Updates: Leisure, PayPoint, Joules, Mining Upgrades, SMID Market Highlights

Companies: CER CSH UAI PAY JOUL