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Looking better. Cheap down here.
Nai/DYOR
MM’s are currently bidding 22.5p for stock so can see a rebound coming.
Not sure why they are down here.
On a P/E ratio of about 4 at this moment when should be multiples of that.
Nai/DYOR
www.edisongroup.com/publication/accentuating-the-opportunities/26195/
Above was written when sp was 34p.
Valuation: Still well below marcomms peers
Despite the uptick on the back of this trading update, the share price remains well below a peer set of smaller quoted marcomms companies, albeit that the business models vary considerably. These stocks are currently trading on an FY20 P/E of 12.9x and EV/EBITDA of 8.8x. We would expect this differential to start to close as the group builds a record of delivering revenues and profits at least in line with expectations.
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P/E here of 12.9 x would be 64.5p
NAI/DYOR
Anyone else struggling to buy shares in here ?
I have been trying for days and even though they are knocking the price down and getting a few shares in, they won't sell any unless it is a FOK order for a low amount.
These should be nearer to 50p than 20p in my opinion.
NAI/DYOR
'Buys' and 'sells' mean little or nothing on this Board. Everytrade has a buyer and a seller by definition. The description on here is simply based on whether the price transacated is nearer the bid or the offer. I'd ignore it.
Someone is not sure 3 million trade then a 600000 + also sells
Business seems to be going in the right direction, and certainly pretty cheap on most measures. Worth a punt methinks!!
Jupiternmars in a posting on 1 April 2016 said :-
Michael Karg, chief executive of Ebiquity PLC (LON:EBQ), tells Proactive he’s very excited about the long term perspective of marketing analytics, and getting the marketing industry a lot more focussed on data and analytics and data driven decision making.
The boss of the marketing analytics specialist says “there’s a lot of buzz amongst our clients about the topic and in the long term I am very, very positive about many, many clients demanding our services.”
Key to the growth of the business is expansion geographically and cross selling by encouraging existing customers to utilise Ebiquity’s whole suite of services.
The share price then was 135.5p. Just over 3 years later the share price is 40p and the above mentioned CEO Michael Karg is departing.
It must have been a sudden decision to go as the company had intended to have a Capital Markets Event this week. Does anyone know why he is leaving?
Damp squib and likely to remain so, I now feel.
Keeps on ticking up.
https://www.ebiquity.com/about/investors/
Yes, not the easiest to find quickly.
Can’t find them on their website?
Good enough for me.. I’m in !
https://www.gov.uk/cma-cases/nielsen-ebiquity-merger-inquiry
A bit of buying pressure and this can move!
Nice!!
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/amp/news/191556 Numis Securities said the disposal price was slightly above its own valuation of the AdIntel business. More pertinently, it regards the strategic rationale for the sale as �compelling�, as it enables the group to focus on its faster-growing, higher-margin technology-enabled consultancy practices while materially reducing debt. News that the previously flagged problems with the US divisions continued into the second half prompted the broker to cut its full-year profit before tax and earnings per share forecasts to �10.8mln and 9.7p respectively, from �12.0mln and 10.5p previously. Forecasts for fiscal 2018 were lowered to �10.2mln and 8.8p from �11.3mln and 9.4p previously, although obviously the sale of AdIntel � if it goes through � will have an impact on those numbers. Numis indicated that on a pro forma basis its 2018 profit before tax forecast would move to �7.0mln and its earnings per share estimate to 5.9p. �Although initially dilutive, in our view the disposal provides a platform for the group to generate sector-leading growth which can be supported by focussed investment,� Numis said, as it stuck with its �buy� recommendation and 145p target price.
Now the debt has been addressed, I would expect to see a decent dividend before too long as the remaining business is higher margin, therefore every contract win should contribute positively to the bottom line. Unlikely to make any overnight millionaires but should see some solid returns here with a little patience. Undervalued and Under the Radar IMO.
This is one hell of an UTR share... revenue = mcap and a �26m disposal...? Interesting one to watch...
http://tinyurl.com/jln9wqr Michael Karg, chief executive of Ebiquity PLC (LON:EBQ), tells Proactive he’s very excited about the long term perspective of marketing analytics, and getting the marketing industry a lot more focussed on data and analytics and data driven decision making. The boss of the marketing analytics specialist says “there’s a lot of buzz amongst our clients about the topic and in the long term I am very, very positive about many, many clients demanding our services.” Key to the growth of the business is expansion geographically and cross selling by encouraging existing customers to utilise Ebiquity’s whole suite of services.
Link to video interview with Michael Greenlees: http://tinyurl.com/lkzuc6r
Ebiquity announces that on 6 March 2014, each of Sarah Thomson and Stephen Thomson, both founder directors of the Company, exercised options over 145,921 ordinary shares of 25p each in the Company ("Ordinary Shares"). Following these option exercises Sarah Thomson held 7,749,708 Ordinary Shares and Stephen Thomson held 146,921 Ordinary Shares. Ebiquity has today been notified by Sarah Thomson that she has sold 7,603,787 Ordinary Shares at a price of 120p per Ordinary Share and as a result holds 145,921 Ordinary Shares. Ebiquity has today also been notified by Steve Thomson that he has sold 1,000 Ordinary Shares at a price of 120p per Ordinary Share and as a result holds 145,921 Ordinary Shares. Sarah Thomson and Stephen Thomson have also resigned from the Board with immediate effect. Michael Higgins, Chairman, commented: "Sarah and Steve founded Ebiquity, formerly Thomson Intermedia, which listed on AIM in 2000. From launch the Company has grown to become one of the leading media analytics companies worldwide, which now employs more than 800 people and serves over 1,100 clients. On behalf of my colleagues I would like to thank Sarah and Steve for their significant contribution to the business from inception and to wish them continued success for their ever increasing portfolio of entrepreneurial businesses."