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Uddin, if you read my posts on Capita you will see I offer balanced view. You on the other hand plough on blinkers on, fingers in the ears ‘la la la’ only posting positive. This helps no one.
To reiterate I think this is probably a good medium term bet but it’s not without risk and never add to a losing trade.
Next time you claim you have topped up perhaps you could prove it as personally I think you probably bought in at 90p and are in panic mode. Your obsessive postings and puerile rants fool no serious investors.
Please desist from endless pumping of this stock on this and your other two log ins. We have got the message. You like this share. Jolly good. Now move along and let the big boys discuss.
On the Investor call, the CEO said CPI is looking for the best price for the software business which is about 10 to 14 earning.
The company isn't in need of emergency cash, so it won't be selling anything cheap.
American software investors are prepared to pay a higher multiple for ESS business.
The standalone software and division have already been prepared for sell-off at the strategic review.
The first sale is taking place tomorrow, which has been sold on 14x earnings multiple.
You're welcome BobbyAxlerod. It is nice to help fellow investors and share ideas.
I am trying to point out Liars (Learningtrader) who are trying to scare new investors from a great investment opportunity.
Intelligent investors would have made quick 4% if they bought in the dip today.
Thanks Uddin, very interesting.
Will be good to see the impact once a sale of ESS is confirmed.
If you missed my research from the weekend. why I believe CPI's correct value should be about £1.7.
Please see the below article that estimates the intrinsic value of Capita plc (LON:CPI) by projecting its future cash flows.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/capita-plc-lon-cpi-trading-081133079.html?.tsrc=rss
Ask yourself is this company greatly undervalued? Yes... at this price it is a great buy.
Could this be my retirement fund? yes, CPI will start paying a dividend in the future?
Is the earning going to be affected by this Covid-19 pandemic? Yes, only 5%... long-tern Revenue coming from Government contracts.
Can Capita benefit from massive spending by the Government? Yes, CPI already winning massive contracts & more to come.
Can CPI manage the large debt? Yes, by selling ESS and other software for £500 -£900 million, which will reduce the debt.
Does CPI have enough liquidity to get through this pandemic? Yes, please see the below statement.
"Liquidity remains good. Liquidity at 23 June was £832million, made up of £402m representing the undrawn part of credit facilities and £430m of cash net of overdrafts2. We will be repaying £165m of private placement notes when they mature on 30 June. We estimate that liquidity at 30 June will be more than £640m when we take into account the effect of this debt maturity, further operating cash inflows and the reduction in the backstop liquidity facility as a result of the receipt of the Eclipse disposal proceeds."
I also believe that the current CEO has got the cost under control & CPI seen a £45m cost-saving and more to come.
"Cost savings of at least £45m already delivered in the first half to mitigate financial impact; significant further cost savings to be delivered in H2 ".
This is perfect time to top up on the dips. Please see my research from the weekend.
Please see the below article that estimates the intrinsic value of Capita plc (LON:CPI) by projecting its future cash flows.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/capita-plc-lon-cpi-trading-081133079.html?.tsrc=rss
Ask yourself is this company greatly undervalued? Yes... at this price it is a great buy.
Could this be my retirement fund? yes, CPI will start paying a dividend in the future?
Is the earning going to be affected by this Covid-19 pandemic? Yes, only 5%... long-tern Revenue coming from Government contracts.
Can Capita benefit from massive spending by the Government? Yes, CPI already winning massive contracts & more to come.
Can CPI manage the large debt? Yes, by selling ESS and other software for £500 -£900 million, which will reduce the debt.
Does CPI have enough liquidity to get through this pandemic? Yes, please see the below statement.
"Liquidity remains good. Liquidity at 23 June was £832million, made up of £402m representing the undrawn part of credit facilities and £430m of cash net of overdrafts2. We will be repaying £165m of private placement notes when they mature on 30 June. We estimate that liquidity at 30 June will be more than £640m when we take into account the effect of this debt maturity, further operating cash inflows and the reduction in the backstop liquidity facility as a result of the receipt of the Eclipse disposal proceeds."
I also believe that the current CEO has got the cost under control & CPI seen a £45m cost-saving and more to come.
"Cost savings of at least £45m already delivered in the first half to mitigate financial impact; significant further cost savings to be delivered in H2 ".
looks like the yo-yo effect will end for sure 99p is on the cards.
Bearing in mind that this fact analysis was published in January this year and the share price was around 1.70 and pre covid it reinforces the increasingly held view that
CPI is substantially undervalued and at some stage rerate strongly in an upwards direction.Of course the strategic refocus and essential repair work to the balance sheet through divestment will help.
Please see the below article that estimates the intrinsic value of Capita plc (LON:CPI) by projecting its future cash flows.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/capita-plc-lon-cpi-trading-081133079.html?.tsrc=rss
Ask yourself is this company greatly undervalued? Yes... at this price it is a great buy.
Could this be my retirement fund? yes, CPI will start paying a dividend in the future?
Is the earning going to be affected by this Covid-19 pandemic? Yes, only 5%... long-tern Revenue coming from Government contacts.
Can Capita benefit from massive spending by the Government? Yes, CPI already winning massive contracts & more to come.
Can CPI manage the large debt? Yes, by selling ESS and other software for £500 -£900 million, which will reduce the debt.
Does CPI have enough liquidity to get through this pandemic? Yes, please see the below statement.
"Liquidity remains good. Liquidity at 23 June was £832million, made up of £402m representing the undrawn part of credit facilities and £430m of cash net of overdrafts2. We will be repaying £165m of private placement notes when they mature on 30 June. We estimate that liquidity at 30 June will be more than £640m when we take into account the effect of this debt maturity, further operating cash inflows and the reduction in the backstop liquidity facility as a result of the receipt of the Eclipse disposal proceeds."
I also believe that the current CEO has got the cost under control & CPI seen a £45m cost-saving and more to come.
"Cost savings of at least £45m already delivered in the first half to mitigate financial impact; significant further cost savings to be delivered in H2 ".