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Strong balance sheet and liquidity, with cash and deposits at year end of £20.1m (2022: £18.7m) and no debt
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Final dividend for 2023 of 5.85p per share, making a full year dividend for 2023 of 11.7p (2022: 10.6p) payable on 8 May 2024.
This share price now at its lowest since 2003. Impressive stuff.
Hosting an "AIM & Inheritance Tax" webinar, Thursday 27th April from 12:30pm with Cerillion, CentralNic and Personal Group all presenting. To register go to:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/8116812301616/WN_Adu_9ELOSASUXQpomhfHXA
Final dividend for 2022 of 5.3p per share,
Ex-div - 6/4/23
So the market thinks prospects for this company are worse than the depths of the lockdowns?
Frost's ability to communicate with shareholders is woeful but I think it will come good with a trade update
Will top up when in bargain territory circa 180p
Blimey ... Quid coming here???!
Well, this has turned into another stock-pick fiasco
Following 15 months of unprecedented COVID-19 related restrictions on the Group’s ability to conduct new insurance policy sales, the Group was able to begin rebuilding the insurance policyholder book in the second half of 2021. This, combined with the significant strategic progress that the Group was able to make during the 12 months ended 31 December 2021, underpins the Board’s confidence in the Company’s growth trajectory and future prospects.
Deborah Frost, Chief Executive & Sarah Mace, CFO present the detail.
Watch the video here: https://www.piworld.co.uk/company-videos/personal-group-pgh-full-year-2021-presentation-march-2022/
Or listen to the podcast here: https://piworld.podbean.com/e/personal-group-pgh-full-year-2021-presentation-march-2022/
Here's an investors update from the CEO:
https://youtu.be/Vvlj0MXOP8Y
Personal Group Holdings full year results presentation Friday, 1 April, 12:00pm
Deborah Frost, CEO and Sarah Mace, CFO will present full year results followed by Q&A. In a sweet spot with employers wanting to look after staff in the talent war.
Register: https://bit.ly/PGH_FY21_webinar
Thursday, 24 March, 1:00pm
Pebble Group CEO, Chris Lee & CFO, Claire Thompson will present FY21 results followed by Q&A.
Join us here: https://bit.ly/PEBB_FY21_results_webinar
Unusual big drop on no news at all, this has been tracking nicely up until yesterday. Frustratingly my dividend was auto invested at 380p! Still looking good long term in my opinion.
Good performance today considering went ex 5.3p div and only dropped one p of those.
This continues to slowly nudge up, hoping it will break 300p soon.
It's not unloved. In fact its holding up quite well The return to work will propel the company back to growth with new contracts including the Royal Mail, King Fisher and the NHS. The company also plans to target SME's. A 5p dividend will be paid soon. The quarterly dividend was better and I hope they reinstate it but with so much uncertainty it was a prudent move. There is no debt and about 10 million cash.
I'll be adding
Why is this stock so unloved?
Ah ok! Thanks!
It's not unheard of for brokers to trade multiple orders together and they never tell you
Weird that my £3k buy at 15.21 on 29th March at 248p isn't showing on the list of trades here.
Lots of positives, when the field team is fully mobilised we should see a return to growth with a raft of new clients ranging from NHS, Royal Mail and K8ngfisher
Also plenty of potential from SME businesses
Confidence is shown through the dividend and the robust balance sheet
Given how difficult 2020 was, I think they performed extremely well.
your need some lubrication for that