Following another strong set of results for the six months to end March 2017, PCF remains on track to meet market expectations for the full year and take first deposits this summer after a successful £10.5m capital raise in April 2017. The potential substantial upside to the £128m portfolio of loan receivables at end March 2017 is reflected by the confirmation of the medium-term targets of £350m by 2020 and £750m by 2022 respectively. We keep our 42p TP and view the sh
06 Jun 2017
Interims and banking mobilisation on track
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Interims and banking mobilisation on track
PCF Group plc (RLW:FRA) | 0 0 0.0% | Mkt Cap: 55.1m
- Published:
06 Jun 2017 -
Author:
Robert Sanders -
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12
Following another strong set of results for the six months to end March 2017, PCF remains on track to meet market expectations for the full year and take first deposits this summer after a successful £10.5m capital raise in April 2017. The potential substantial upside to the £128m portfolio of loan receivables at end March 2017 is reflected by the confirmation of the medium-term targets of £350m by 2020 and £750m by 2022 respectively. We keep our 42p TP and view the sh