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Shore Capital
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SP Angel
ITM has announced a new preferred supplier agreement with Hygen, potentially driving new orders for 200MW of electrolysers for the company going forward.
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Zeus Capital
Thruvision’s year-end trading update confirms revenues broadly in line with our expectations at c.£7.8m, and an EBITDA loss of c.£2.5m. There is good momentum from both new and existing clients, with Thruvision reaping the benefits of a broad customer base, spanning a number of international markets. Adjusting for the impact of US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) orders, revenue growth was 85% to £7.6m (FY23: £4.1m). Demand has been strong from the Entrance Security market given the worsening
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Progressive Equity Research
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Cavendish
Norcros’s disposal of Johnson Tiles is the latest strategic activity taken by management to better allocate capital to fit with priorities. Last year it closed its UK adhesives operation. Norcros has a compelling investment case, where its new product development initiatives, market positioning and self-help initiatives allow it to take market share in both the UK and South Africa. Its rating is low at 6.0x FY24e P/E, which is attractive, especially when compared to its yield of 5.4% on its well
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Edison
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Van Elle has announced interim results to 31 October 2023 highlighting a resilient performance despite subdued UK construction activity. Whilst the outlook for the rest of the year remains challenging overall, particularly due to low housebuilding and rail sector activity before the start of CP7, Management is confident in meeting full year expectations. The H1 2024 results provide c. 50% cover to our unchanged FY24 revenue and EBIT estimates. With green shoots emerging, we expect activity to be
Companies: Van Elle Holdings Plc
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Canaccord Genuity
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Liberum
The FY23 results highlight continued growth in adjusted operating profit, management’s tight control of the business and the ongoing annual efficiencies being delivered. Smiths may also renew several long-term publisher contracts this year, which could imply visibility over at least 80% of annual revenues to 2029. Furthermore, development of new profit streams is beginning to create momentum, which may have the potential to more than offset the slow decline in core profits and support the divide
Companies: Smiths News PLC
EdenRed’s Q3 FY23 trading update was slightly ahead of the street and our expectations. Operating revenue saw robust growth backed by double-digit progressions across all the regions. Consequently, the management tightened the full year EBITDA guidance to the upper half of the €1.02-1.09bn range. Nevertheless, the share price remained under pressure (-4.47% at the time of writing) due to the uncertainty regarding the regulatory environment in France. We will slightly increase our estimates, but
Companies: Edenred (EDEN:EPA)Edenred SA (EDEN:PAR)
AlphaValue
Companies: Judges Scientific plc
£23.3bn in enterprise value has been returned to AIM technology shareholders over the past six years in the form of 51 public to private takeouts, including 10 in 2023 alone with the takeovers of Smoove* and Tribal announced in early October. With UK valuations appearing cheap and looking more attractive to potential acquirers, we take a moment to reflect on the trends of corporate and private equity bidders targeting AIM-listed technology companies going back to 2017, through the uncertainties
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