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29Sep17 07:00 RNS Directorate Changes
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23Aug17 10:00 RNS Half-year Report
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  • 03 Dec 19

LIBERUM: Ramsdens Holdings* - 12% adj. PBT growth. On track for H2.

We welcome a confident outlook statement and dividend raise after hitting H1 expectations, even excluding the extra profit from gold sales. EPS estimates unchanged.

Companies: Ramsdens
  • 03 Dec 19

Acquisition of VCT contracts, £30m ABB; HY results show NAV growth

Mercia has announced the proposed acquisition of three VCT contracts for a total consideration of up to £25m, which would add £270m AuM – driving the group to pro-forma cash profitability from asset management in the first full year. An accelerated bookbuild has been launched to raise £30m (gross) at 25p in order to fund the initial acquisition consideration (£12.4m) and £15m to drive the Mercia balance sheet towards an evergreen (self-funding) position. Interim results, also announced, show NAV growth (+2.6%) including £3.2m net revaluation gains in the portfolio. As joint broker to Mercia, we await the outcome of the General Meeting (20/12) before updating our forecasts.

Companies: Mercia Technologies
  • 06 Dec 19

Cenkos: Duke Royalty Ltd -- Scaling of the portfolio delivering riches

Duke delivered significant YoY growth in H1/20A results, as earlier efforts to broaden the royalty portfolio came through this year. This strong growth will continue with recent debt & equity raises forward funding investments to income levels of £15m by FY21E. Met with an enhanced, but now stabilised cost base, operational leverage should drive continued strong adj EBIT growth (to £13m, at a c85% margin) and further DPS rises.

Companies: Duke Royalty
  • 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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  • 02 Dec 19

Palace Capital - Investing for growth

During H120, Palace stepped up its refurbishment and development activity aimed at improving the quality of the portfolio and enhancing its income and valuation potential over the longer term. The flagship Hudson Quarter development is making good progress and the initial tranche of the apartments offered for sale in June has been well received. Although refurbishment and redevelopment activity is dampening current income, DPS is being maintained in anticipation of future income growth and represents an attractive yield.

Companies: Palace Capital
  • 03 Dec 19

LIBERUM: NewRiver* - Accretive acquisition of Bravo Inns for £17.9m

NewRiver has acquired Bravo Inns for £17.9m, representing an attractive 6.8x EBITDA. The transaction is expected to generate annualised outlet EBITDA of £2.6m (14% yield on cost) and importantly will be accretive to underlying FFO, further increasing dividend cover.

Companies: Newriver Reit
  • 11 Sep 19

FY19 results - Settlements ahead of expectations

Revenue increased 17% to A$34.7m (Ae: A$48.4m). We note that the difference to our forecast was due to an accounting presentation change only, whereby revenues are now stated net instead of gross including capital deployed. We believe this new presentation is much more intuitive and note that, if it had not been applied, revenue was in fact in line with our numbers at A$48.2m. Gross profit, or net gain on investment, was up 23% to A$20.3m (Ae: A$19.0m). This is particularly encouraging as it shows the actual gain on the capital previously deployed. We noted in our 5 July note that our numbers were likely on the light side, so it is pleasing to see this come through. ROIC increased from 117% last reported to 135%, displaying the lucrative returns of recent settlements.

Companies: Litigation Capital Management
  • 08 Oct 19

AUM impresses, ESG stars continue to align

Impax closed FY19 managing £15.1bn of assets, 20% up on the £12.5bn AUM of 30 Sep 2018, and beating our forecast of £14bn. Longer-term, we think the business remains well placed for strong revenue growth, capitalising on a global structural shift towards Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) investing, and even stronger profit growth because of operational leverage.

Companies: Impax Asset Management Group
  • 05 Dec 19

Mercia Asset Management - Huge stride towards an evergreen model

In parallel with its H120 interim results, Mercia has announced the acquisition of NVM’s VCT business for up to £25m in cash and equity, funded by a £30m placing at 25p per share (a 22% discount). Subject to shareholder approval, the acquisition increases AUM to £760m and moves Mercia towards being the UK’s number one regional investor. The deal expands Mercia’s shareholder register, further dilutes existing major shareholders and means Mercia should be profitable before fair value adjustments, closer to its target of an evergreen model (c £1bn AUM). In its H120 results, Mercia’s direct investment portfolio increased to £102.0m, with £11.1m of cash invested in 16 companies and a fair value uplift of £3.2m. Mercia has £17.8m of unrestricted balance sheet cash (pre-placing) and the shares continue to trade at a significant discount to NAV.

Companies: Mercia Technologies
  • 04 Dec 19

LIBERUM: U+I* - All to play for in H2

U+I’s H1 results were in line and the company is on track to deliver on expectations for FY20E. We expect important progress in H2 from planning consents and submissions in the pipeline, as well as continued operational efficiencies.

Companies: U&I Group
  • 09 Oct 19

The Renewables Infrastructure Group - Overview

The Renewables Infrastructure Group (TRIG) is a play on the burgeoning renewable energy sector. It differentiates itself from the other funds in the sector by being a non-specialist fund (wind, solar and battery storage so far) but with a remit to invest across the UK and in European countries where the directors and managers believe there is a stable renewable energy framework. Recently TRIG has announced a further extension of this policy, and the board is seeking shareholder approval to increase the proportion of assets the company can invest in Europe from 50% to 65%. TRIG invests in assets which offer attractive long-term cash flows, elements of which are linked to inflation. The aim of the company is to provide long-term, stable dividends for shareholders, with any surplus cash flows after debt amortisation being re-invested to help maintain the capital value of the investment portfolio. The current portfolio, when fully built out in 2020, will be represented by 71 projects, with net capacity of 1.5GW. This is equivalent to 1 million UK homes or 1% of the total electricity generated in the UK. Wind is currently the largest component of the portfolio (86% by value). However in the company’s recent announcement the managers state that to further diversify the portfolio they are considering investing in unsubsidised solar plants in Iberia, taking advantage of steeply declining capital costs and high solar resource. Solar provides a natural complement to wind technologies, given its peak electricity generation is during the summer months, while for wind peak generation occurs in the winter. The push to invest overseas has gathered pace over the last couple of years, and during the 2018 calendar year 77% of new investments by value were made outside the UK. For the six months to end-June 2019, the company has invested in five projects, all of which are overseas (in Sweden, France and Germany). In total, 45% of the portfolio is currently invested outside the UK, up from 28% at the end of 2018. TRIG has a progressive dividend policy. The company’s dividend has increased each year since launch, at an average compound annual rate of 1.8% pa. Every year the board sets a dividend target for the following year, payable in four equal installments. The current dividend target is 6.64p per share, equivalent to a yield of 5.1% at the current price and representing an increase of 2.2% from 2018. The company has delivered strong and consistent returns since inception. Over the past five years, it has outperformed the FTSE All Share index on a NAV total return basis, but with lower volatility. Since its initial public offering (IPO) in 2013 the company has delivered total shareholder returns of 10.4% per annum (to 30 June 2019). TRIG currently has long-term gearing of approximately 36% of portfolio enterprise value, all of which is all held at the project level. This is at the low end of the peer group. The longer-term debt is amortised over the life of each asset’s specific subsidy regime, which de-risks these assets over time (unsubsidised assets are not geared). The company continues to enjoy robust demand for its shares. Currently the share price premium over NAV is around 14%, a slight premium to the sector average premium of 12.7% (Source: Numis).

Companies: Renewables Infrastructure Group
  • 20 Nov 19

Strong earnings growth, a product of resilient flows

Interim results are in line. Sustained net inflows during H1 drove AuM to new highs, overcoming headwinds. This delivered +17% adj. PBT growth. AuM momentum has continued into Q3, complemented by the Neptune acquisition which stands to make a step change contribution in H2’20 and beyond. We leave forecasts unchanged. 42% of our FY20 forecast has already been delivered in H1. A 15x FY20e PER falling to 13x FY21e is undemanding given earnings momentum and flow resilience.

Companies: Liontrust Asset Management
  • 29 Nov 19

Redde

Proposed share-for-share merger with Northgate

Companies: Redde
  • 02 Dec 19

LIBERUM: Civitas Social Housing* - CIC is further evidence of focus on sustainability

Civitas' interim results have confirmed ongoing improvement in dividend cover (now 0.96x on a run-rate basis). We expect acquisition activity to pick up in the coming quarters which should lead to full cover for FY 2021.

Companies: Civitas Social Housing
  • 02 Dec 19

LIBERUM: CEO Video: Paul Cuff, XPS Pension Group

In these six short videos XPS Pensions Group Co-CEO Paul Cuff discusses the 1H20 results with a particular focus on changes made to the Pension business, the separation from Punter Southall, if the regulatory environment will provide a tailwind in H2, how the recent acquisitions are faring and the outlook for H2.

Companies: XPS Pensions