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I guess it depends very much on what price you bought your shares at. Anything less than 200p and you are in profit.
If I sell up to half of my holding for £2, ( no dealing charges according to the Share Centre ), the only way to make money is if the share price declines from here. Bearing in mind that the company is doing well, that seems unlikely. How then, am I part of of the company's plan to return money to shareholders? If I've missed something, perhaps someone can enlighten me.
Another special dividend would've been more attractive. I can see a lot of investors declining this deal and holding.
Personally I don't like it. My shares are worth more than £2.00.
Now that's what we were waiting to hear and damn good news it is too!
Avingtrans (AIM:AVG), a manufacturer of critical components and associated services to the global energy and medical sectors, is pleased to announce that Maloney Metalcraft, part of Avingtrans PLC's Energy & Medical division, has secured a contract with EDF Energy, worth £3.5m, to supply components for their current fleet of seven nuclear power stations across the UK. Looks to be a good buy at current price!
to week , hoping may see more of a move up even if still some sells showing ,some may be selling shares generally accross the markets as EU Voting date moves closer , may see a drop at some share prices across markets ,hopintg if this does happen may only have a short time effect
Good news and well done to anyone who got in when this was around the 100p mark. Still tempted to hold on because they've got a solid long-term business model and will retain very high-level expertise in energy (nuclear) and medical sectors, imo, dyor, etc. http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/AVG/12802228.html
Agreed Quality little company here Good long term stock worth a look
Encouraging news for a lean operation with good cost controls: http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail/AVG/12725526.html
Hedge fund star David Newton has ramped up his stake in Avingtrans from 1.77 million shares to 1.94 million @97p. Despite hard hits to SP in 2013 and 2014, analysts have begun lifting their forecasts with a target of 135-138p.
Worth bearing in mind that in aerospace, the likes of Airbus, Boeing, Rolls-Royce, GE etc. are keen to see consolidation in their supply chains to achieve greater economies of scale. It's a well-run profitable company with good controls on cost so the SP dip since summer made me wonder if that might make it a potential acquisition target for a tier one or tier two supplier.
Fundamentals here look great, PEG at around 0.2, reduction in revenue offset by improved eps, recent director buy, placed in STEM niche market with new recent contract with large stable companies such as Airbus, substantial recent director buy, positive broker outlook, and the stock is out of favour with the wider market. Sounds like a dream stock, but can anyone give me a low down of the key things to be researching that have happened in the past year. Board seem to be blame oil prices and stalling progress in aerospace but is this all? Fundamentals alone do not indicate a buy on a stock with such a small market cap
Good long term contract
looks fine..but margins under pressure?
Thanks for the advice mate. It certainly puts a large fly in the ointment. Talking of director dealing - have you checked out REC?
3 June 2014 Avingtrans Plc ("Avingtrans" or the "Company" or the "Group") Director Dealing Avingtrans (AIM:AVG), a manufacturer of critical components and associated services to the global aerospace, energy and medical sectors has been informed that on 2 June, Roger McDowell, Chairman of the Company disposed of 125,000 ordinary shares of 5 pence each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares") at a price of 158.0 pence per share.
Yes good news on the additional contract win with Rolls Royce. Would have expected a tickle up on the SP.
Contract Win Avingtrans (AIM:AVG), a manufacturer of critical components and associated services to the global aerospace, energy and medical sectors is pleased to announce that Sigma Components, part of the Group's Aerospace Division, has signed a 10 year long term agreement (LTA) with Rolls-Royce plc valued at c£25m over its duration based on the current predicted volumes. The contract is to be sole supplier of pipe assemblies on one of Rolls-Royce's engine programmes. In order to support the contract, Sigma will invest in additional manufacturing capability at its facilities in the UK and China. Mark Johnson, Managing Director of Avingtrans Aerospace Division commented "We are really pleased with the ongoing development with our biggest customer. This is the fourth LTA agreed with Rolls-Royce within the last 18 months having a combined value of over £180m."
Agreed!! Brilliant.
Excellent company.
90% !!!
Both chart and forward SP calc looks like next stop is 185p
announcing its Interim Results for the six months ended 30 November 2013 on Wednesday, 26 February 2014.