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Hope you are all right with this rising .. was slightly disappointed with the 7.55 close .. On the release of the sale RNS for part of company for £30m this hit 9p briefly before falling back and settling around 7.8 .. it recently retraced to around 6.3 and then 6.6 before the RNS yesterday.. so 7.55 is slightly disappointing for me .. I agree with the selling comments and I suspect this has been happening over the last few weeks taking it down to 6.3 … Hope Monday is good I have 10p in mind for my sell .. however if it does reach there and still has legs I may hold out
Guess that could wrong-foot all the traders who gave up today and end up bying back at 11 on monday! : )
good weekend, all.
01-Mar-24 16:21:29 7.40 250,000 Unknown* 18.50k O
01-Mar-24 10:01:01 8.20 582,000 Unknown* 47.72k O
01-Mar-24 17:10:47 7.55 1,065,000 Unknown* 80.41k
Top two look like buys but not a clue what the 3rd is? 🤔
Confident going into Monday, let the news settle this weekend & hopefully strong Monday 🤞 I get people selling to take some profit, but why after a banger Rns like that when this is projected to go higher.. not like a placement is coming anytime soon now 😂
Danyboy it was I seen it pop up live n was like that's nice .
Thought google will drop back down, it normally records early trades but that is definitely a buy at 8.50? 🤔
Very nice run, buyers piling back in end of day :)
Lil run into close
Good point. i guess if you have 35 million shares at 5p you're going to want to move a few for a 60% profit so 8p might well be the resistance until that news comes along or some other major party is interested in taking a big percentage.
I suspect frustrated shareholders of legacy acquisitions are cashing in, muting the upside potential that the RNS deserves. eEnergy bought a few businesses on cash+ share deals with lock in periods, but those shareholders no doubt became unlocked when the SP was much lower. The decent uptick is maybe too tempting for some to hold on much longer. We have had a constant 'unknown' seller at 8p on the nose for some time now.
I think we will need another great RNS to really shake the tree further, otherwise I predict range bound movement of 7-8p over the coming months as these legacy holders offload completely. This has been the pattern (6-7p) over recent months, I just hope a 7p floor holds to stop new entrants looking for quick profits.. good luck all.
EEnergy (AIM: EAAS), the net zero energy services provider, is pleased to conduct an online Investor Presentation on Thursday 7th March at 3.00pm.
Harvey Sinclair (Chief Executive Officer) and Crispin Goldsmith (Chief Financial Officer) will provide an investor update following the disposal of the Energy Management division.
Management will answer questions submitted by viewers. The webinar is open to all existing and potential shareholders, and registration is free.
You can sign up to register at the link: https://www.equitydevelopment.co.uk/news-and-events/eenergy-investor-presentation-7march2024
I think today's results are quite poor. At 12 months (to 30/6/23) we had revs of £33m and EBITDA of £4.7m. So in the extra 6 months of the year( as accounting period was adjusted to 18 months) we have an extra £13m of rev and only c£500k in EBITDA.
However, we know that interest is over £500k per 6 months so essentially they have made a small loss for the last 6 months.
I suspect they were distracted by the EM div sell.
To blame it on the financial constraints is a bit of a cop out as this was the same in the previous 12 months, where performance was good.
Anyway, the SP is still cheap, the balance sheet is massively improved and now we have the funding to go after large public sector contracts. Hopefully will be transformational for EAAS.
Well, the shares are being picked up by someone! you can't just sell into the universe and them sit there, unowned!
Now currently one of the best growth stocks to be had anywhere.
Funding sorted for 12 years and growth growth growth from here on in.
Also on Friday, eEnergy said it expects to report revenue of GBP46 million with, adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation of between GBP5.1 million and GBP5.3 million, for the 18 months to December 31.
This would be up from revenue of GBP22.0 million in the year to June 30, 2022, and from adjusted Ebitda of GBP3.0 million. eEnergy announced in late June last year that it had changed its accounting reference date to December 31.
eEnergy explained that trading in the six months to December 31 "was impacted by the Group's balance sheet constraints which have now been alleviated as a result of the sale of the Energy Management division".
A little shake of the tree to see what falls out.
Still a solid and very cheap buy!!
Probably better for the lthers to have the steady climb to next week's invetormeet and serious investments in the company than rampy posts that don't believe a word of what they say!
gla... think it'll go quiet now and the sp just does it's thing!]
It is indeed 8million more than the current market cap. bonkers really
Looks like quite a big vote of confidence by Nat West.
Zero cash flow problems now. And a clear market advantage over others.
“We are extremely pleased to announce this £40m Facility with NatWest, marking the beginning of a new collaboration between our two organisations. This Facility is the result of significant investment in honing our proposition to public sector customers and gives eEnergy a clear competitive advantage in the market. It also allows us to offer our leading net zero energy efficiency services to larger multi-site projects and contracts. This Facility has been structured to allow us to scale rapidly in a large addressable UK market,” said Harvey Sinclair, eEnergy CEO.
Plenty of big rounded number sells as the price rises., stalling the rise. might see a dip if 8,3 resistance holds as traders get bored and move on. could see a dip opp if one wanted to top up or join in.
This will move fast with that Rns & the upside price forecasts for this company .. could see this break 10p before mid-day 🤔 Aimo
They don't need them with the options they're going to get!
After that RNS!
Hi K3v, "The presentation could very easily have been pulled due to this deal with NatWest coming to fruition, in which case, I forgive Harvey." Agreed. The BoD are experienced so the communication vacuum didn't make sense, and now we know why. Looking forward to the presentation. good luck all.