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Maybe a Crispy Fried Duck LoL Divi's a tad modest & price a tad high to be a Hot Duck...
yes, 7-8... ...my enthusiasm is based on confidence of growth after lacklustre profitability post Thames water contracts a few years back and the infusion of new management
saw ur post on recovery plays Gc...I recall HYD from a while back.] what say you?!
dividend yield, modest multiples plus growth ...all wrapped up in decent (new) management and lovely markets ...wot's not to like??
Jolly, She's been to 140/150 before so, Yes, that could well be on the cards & the Divi' ain't bad either... Gonna keep an eye on her..no perving intended. LoL
reckon this headed for £20m MCAP/£1.40-1.50 sp...or run rate EV/EBIT in 7-10 range ...cos the growth needs to be factored in, so 5-7 multiple too cheap ...no advice lol
Shh! Otherwise the herd will hear, Rampety ramp! LoL But seriously, Paul Scott also rates HYD... http://www.stockopedia.com/content/small-cap-value-report-3-mar-2015-ipel-hyd-93583/ I'd have Preferred to have got in before today's rise, meself.... but jolly well played, Jolly :-)
here..yet this is where the action, talk shd be today ...fantastic results, "under the radar", inflection point ..cheap profitable growth with a new management team that is doing the business ..if you cannot see this, stop investing lol
I have bought more yesterday and today ...now hold 10k @ roughly 90p average
v impressive,,,dark horse for 2015 lol
Who'd have thunk it?... I got censored for a relatively tame word such as... ....answers on a postcard please to... Who's the prude? @LSE.snore.zzzz
..of 3.6p.. Goes ex-divi' tomorrow... 'Spread's a bit "*****s draws" but even at 112p the sp seems jolly decent; IMO No advice or ramp intended, DYOR, etc, etc...
sold some @130.xp
1,40 is my target
decent markets/position imv...still undecided about management
bought at 87.9p... ..EV c£8-9m according to my calc (adj for WC unwindings) ...higher than tnw (c50-70p), but that would be terrific for loading up ...AAOO
Outlook Despite the economic challenges in our major markets throughout 2012, the Group continued to implement a broad range of improvements and initiatives that are expected to generate new and sustainable growth opportunities in the medium to long term. In the short-term, however, it is anticipated that growth in the US and International businesses will not make up for the approaching conclusion, in 2013 and early 2014, of the three major long-term contracts with Thames Water, secured by the UK Wastewater business in 2010 and 2011. Consequently our view is that revenue and profitability in 2013 will be materially lower than 2012 levels. In addition the anticipated timing of revenues on contracts is expected, as in previous periods, to weight results for the year significantly to the second-half. Roger Lockwood Chairman 18 March 2013
Plenty of questions o/s - how strong is the management team now ceo left? - how well aligned are management and us? (Directors seem to have v few shares) - how are they going to right size cost base? (amin exp up while gross profit down doesn't inspire...) DYOR, Guys & Gells - not investment advice, of course
"We are confident that Steve will continue to serve Hydro well in this new role and will build on our recent success in developing the US market." Hides has served as CEO for the past 12 years and he said was looking forward to the new challenges ahead. "The business has grown significantly and I am proud of the progress the company has made since being appointed CEO in December 2000," he said. "It was not an easy decision, but after 12 years at the helm the time has now come for me to take on a new role as we prepare Hydro for the next stage of its development."
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Director of Hydro International is stepping down, the water treatment company announced Tuesday. Steve Hides will retire from the positions following the appointment of a successor and a hand-over period. However, he will remain with the company as he takes on the new responsibility of overseeing US operations and for driving growth in Central and South America. The company, which also had operations in the UK and Ireland, is actively searching for a new CEO and a further announcement will be made in due course. "Steve has served the business with loyalty and distinction for many years,"Chairman Roger Lockwood said. "While Steve will be stepping down as CEO he will not be leaving the business; he will be applying his 30 years of Hydro experience by taking on a new challenge responsible for the oversight of the existing US businesses as well as planned expansion into Central and South America.
"we anticipate that 2013 revenues and adjusted profit before tax will be materially below 2012 levels"
Trading Update Hydro International (AIM: HYD), a leading provider of environmentally sustainable and innovative products for the control and treatment of water, today announces the following update on trading. Although economic conditions remain difficult, particularly in the general construction sector in the UK, the Group has secured the order intake required to achieve revenue and profit objectives for the 2012 financial year. The Group is therefore pleased to confirm that the financial results for the 12 months to 31 December 2012 will be in-line with market expectations. However, due to the approaching conclusion in 2013 and early 2014 of three major long-term contracts with Thames Water secured by the UK Wastewater business in 2010 and 2011, we anticipate that 2013 revenues and adjusted profit before tax will be materially below 2012 levels. The majority of these three projects, with a total order value of £23m have been delivered over the period from 2010 to 2012, and there are no new projects of such size in the current pipeline.