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Most earnings are paid out in the form of a generous dividend yield (c. £25m p.a.), but the remaining profits could still pay for a helpful buyback that would boost EPS for shareholders going forward.
Just checked my dividend receipts. It was end of July and end of September in the three years prior to last year. There was a delay to the preliminary results announcemnet last year due to the additional statutory accounting and audit work related to the acquisition of Appreciate Group (the results were released at the end of July rather than the end of May), so they may well revert this year to July and September this year. We should hopefully get a post-closing trading update early next week.
According to "ADVFN Paypoint. Dividend History" there was a payment . in June. each year . up to 2022, 2023 was. an exception
They don't pay quarterly dividends per se; they split both the H1 and H2 dividend payments into two equal instalments
Historically the H1 dividend instalments have been paid in late December and early March whilst H2 dividend instalments have been paid in early/mid September and late September.
A bit quirky I know ;-)
Hope that helps.
What I like. about this. company is that it touches everyday life. at many points
Final results were delayed, i think it has been paid in September with the next one.
I am about. to. buy PAY shares. and I believed that. dividends. were paid quarterly. but I note that there was no dividend in June. last year. I checked their website. but they do not. give future. div dates on their calendar. Can. anyone enlighten me on this? Thanks
I wonder if this share will ever move back to pre pandemic levels. Been languishing around this price for years now it's like watching paint dry. Given the new business gains and acquisitions, the divi etc never seem to get back to around the pre pandemic highs of around a tenner despite the business being in better shape than ever. Any other thoughts out there?
Great RNS this morning, winning the contract from the post office, more to come.
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He read that entry well....bought a bit more than i did and a little bit higher than i did but based on several quite strong technical indicators the last 2 days and what I believe was a trading system-induced bot crash, i'd say this has a good few weeks ahead.
Lovely £232k purchase. Some confidence signs from management side.
Thank you.
It's not a like for like comparison. You are comparing revenues (Appreciate Group) with net revenues (Paypoint).
Net revenue is defined to be revenue less commissions paid (to retailer partners and Park Christmas agents) and the cost of revenue for items where the Group acts in the capacity as principal (including single-retailer vouchers and SIM cards). Net revenues will therefore include certain costs that Appreciate Group would have classified within costs of sale.
However, billings are slightly up (having increased from £103.1m to £105.1) whilst the interim loss before tax has increased from £1.2m in 1H23 to £1.8m in 1H24. The main reason for the increase in the interim loss seems to relate to a net finance income of £0.6m in 1H23 having become a net finance cost of £2.2m in 1H24 but I wouldn't necessarily read too much into the finance income/costs in isolation (the 1H24 figure may, for instance, include an internal recharge that cancels out on consolidation because cash is managed differently within the Paypoint Group e.g. a central treasury function)
What do you think about my previous question?
Big volumes again today. Something afoot?
Or is the Christmas Park Saving is a different division and its 30m billings equal to a circa 15m of net revenue? But it was not recognized in the first half then.
The half-year report says Love2Shop generated £17.5m revenue in H12024. According to the last Apprecaite Group' half-year report their revenue was £38.7m in H12022. Why is the big difference? Could anybody shed some light on it?
Did anyone notice todays volume? Almost 8x average already. Something happening behind the curtain... take over on the plate? Gla
Anyone notice the sells volume today? 1m, 2m, several 100k £6.3 mil so far. Someone offloading?
Whats the margin on these L2S vouchers anyway - does it work this way.... argos sell L2S a 100 voucher for 95 quid, L2S sell it to joe public for 100 quid - forget marketing costs etc is that what we are looking at 5% margin or more?
25,000 odd posts all over the place eh. So no focus and no idea and no success for you
Good solid dividend - tucked in the portfolio for balance - cant have any complaints...topping up after this drop
Appreciate Groups' acquisition was 6.2xEBIDTA of 2022. How was that overpaid? May be not a tenner but 7-8 should be on the cards. The 7-8 percent divi will be attractive when interest rates start to fall.