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  • 22 Jan 20
Q4 ahead of expectations, boosting cash and dividend

The FY update highlights a stronger Q4 than expected, with a rebound in US sales after a weak H1 and initial SkyScreed sales. This results in an uplift in revenue, profit, and cash guidance for the year, thereby also boosting the underlying and supplemental dividend. This results in an eye-catching current year yield of 7.3% and undemanding P/E of 9.4x. We maintain our 380p price target, which offers good upside potential.

Companies: Somero Enterprises
  • 20 Jan 20
The Industrial Revelation

US factory output rises in Dec better than expected, Schlumberger sees continued weakness in North America, Fastenal saw a continued slowdown in Q4

Companies: HEAD HILS HTG JHD RNO SCPA TRI ZTF SOM

  • 23 Jan 20
Another good performance despite the macro backdrop

Since listing in Aug 2017, Strix has consistently highlighted the resilience of its business through its ability to hit forecasts despite the uncertainty of trade wars, Brexit and slower consumer confidence. Today’s pre-close states it will again meet consensus profit expectations which is in the range of ZC’s estimates of £31.1m operating profit and £29.7m PBT. The controls business maintained its leading market share globally and in all regions with the market growing at a solid c. 4.5%. The Water division had a slower year growing at 6% but, as expected, performance improved in H2. Net debt of £26.3m is better than forecast due to a combination lower capex and better working capital. The shares have not participated in the Q4 rally partly because of the strong performance during the year (c. 38%). However, the valuation still looks compelling at 12.5x current year forecasts for a such a resilient business. The yield of 4.1% remains attractive with the company confirming it will increase the FY19 dividend by 10% to 7.7p

Companies: Strix Group
  • 22 Jan 20
Somero Enterprises

FY19 trading update – significant upgrades to 2019 from better than-expected H2

Companies: Somero Enterprises
  • 23 Jan 20
The Industrial Revelation

UK industrial trends improves in Jan, South Korean GDP rises at fastest pace since Q3 17, Japan's exports miss but chip-making bounces in Dec

Companies: HEAD HTG JHD OXIG RSW GHH

  • 23 Jan 20
Solid FY19 update, still attractively valued

Strix FY 19 trading update: ahead of FY 19 results due on 18th March, Strix has issued a very reassuring year-end update. ‘Strix has delivered a solid performance during 2019 despite continuing global volatility driven by Brexit and USA China trade tensions…and expect to report profit after tax in line with market expectations.’

Companies: Strix Group
  • 21 Jan 20
The Industrial Revelation

Taiwan exports rise for first time since 2018, IMF cuts global growth forecasts, Boeing in talks to borrow $10bn

Companies: OXIG RSW RNO TWD ZTF GHH

  • 24 Jan 20
The Industrial Revelation

Japan manufacturing PMI rises, US construction confidence jumped in Nov, Union Pacific Q4 carload volumes misses expectations

Companies: HILS OXIG RSW RNO SCPA TRI ZTF SOM GHH

  • 23 Jan 20
In-line trading update

Avingtrans has issued a trading update confirming that the group has continued to perform well in H1 FY2020E and is trading in-line with market expectations. The order and prospect pipeline are noted as being robust and the recent acquisitions of both Booth Industries and Energy Steel are integrating well and recovering from the distressed positions that they were in at the time of their purchase in June 2019. We make no changes to our estimates ahead of the interim results which will be published on 26th February.

Companies: Avingtrans
  • 24 Jan 20
RBG Holdings

Trading Update Inline – Signs of life in the market

Companies: Rosenblatt Group
  • 08 Jan 20
Excellent Q4’19 and record orderbook

The birth of a new decade spawns an abundance of investment opportunities, not least due to the seismic shift towards ‘Industry 4.0’ (see below). Indeed, despite lacklustre global manufacturing PMIs, this migration towards smart-technologies, improved product quality, lower cost and e-commerce is triggering one of the biggest upgrade cycles in the history of supply chain management, data analysis and system integration.

Companies: Mpac
  • 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 VTY CRN CSP CRST GLE GLV INL MCS PSN RDW SPR TW/ WJG

  • 23 Jan 20
LIBERUM: PayPoint* - Q3 guides to PBT progress but our low EPS reduced by 0.9%

Q3 statement guides to PBT progress but slight weakness in Bill Payments due to weather and Parcels due to volumes. We nudge down our low FY 2020 FD EPS by 0.9% from 64.6p to 64.1p but maintain our net debt estimate of £15.4m.

Companies: Paypoint
  • 24 Jan 20
WHI First Light: Getech (GTC) & Norman Broadbent (NBB)

Getech (GTC) – Corporate – Strong order book, forward sales and cash growth but FY 2019E outturn anticipated below expectations Getech provides geoscience and geospatial products and services to companies and governments to de-risk exploration programmes and improve their management of natural resources. This morning, the group has announced that whilst it has seen strong growth in both its new forward sales and order book at +41% and +48% respectively (New forward sales totalling £2.4m and an Order book of £3.1m), a number of anticipated substantial orders did not close by the end of December 2019. As such, FY 2019E revenue is now expected to be c.£2m lower than the prior year, whilst lower costs and the continued focus on driving efficiencies across the business has cushioned the impact to a degree at the EBITDA level. Norman Broadbent (NBB) – Corporate – Full year update – Breakthrough milestone with return to profit in FY2019 – confirms H1 trajectory This morning's update from NBB highlights positive momentum with, we believe, further upside as the turnaround continues. Having generated a small profit in the first half, NBB has now achieved the further feat of making a profit in the whole of 2019, confirming the encouraging trajectory which has taken the company from a £1.6m loss in 2017 to profitability. Revenues are up substantially at £11.5m (+22%); Net Fee Income ahead by a similar degree (£7.6m, +15%). PBT is not specified but has clearly built on the modest but promising £0.016m generated in the first half – this despite NBB generally being a first half-weighted company and indeed H2-19 an uncertain period generally due to political and economic uncertainty.

Companies: Getech Group Norman Broadbent

  • 20 Jan 20
WHI Morning Comment: Henry Boot (BOOT) - Outperform (Buy)

Year end update: strategy continues to deliver, pipeline strong BOOT's year end update this morning reflects positive trading during 2019, with the very sizeable (£333m) Aberdeen project to the fore, resulting in a generally encouraging year, albeit very slightly short against original expectations – effectively as a result of divestments. The company is a leader in land development across the UK, and its model remains as relevant as ever. Hence the positive performance in particular from Hallam Land, which succeeded in delivering significant site volumes. The company's development division, Henry Boot Developments (HBD), traded well despite last year's inevitable uncertainties. Construction and BOOT's rental business also performed well, and the acquisition of Starfish Commercial in Q3 (balance acquired in December) reflected BOOT's commitment to the affordable housing market. With some rental income foregone following retail divestments, our forecasts are marginally shaved; however bearing in mind the lengthy pipeline, we continue to see meaningful longer term opportunities for the group, retaining our 365p price target. Cash at c.£30m is well ahead of expectations.

Companies: Henry Boot