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Pdg...net debt to ebitda ratio of less than 1.5. Net debt to ebitda is a leverage ratio that shows how many years it would take for a company to back its debt if debt and ebitda were to remain constant....ratios of 4 or 5 should be avoided.
just keeps going!!!
Hello there. Good to see you onboard. Recognise you from lloyds board- a stock I hold but want to add more too. Looking good here. It's just amazing what's happened over 4 years here. 2p, to 45p, back to 6.9p, then up to 40p. Crazy
good to see this board coming alive. I bought in at 35.75p when I saw it break out. This is a good long term recovery play along with VTU. check it out if you haven't already.Its AIM listed but don't let that put you off IMO. Mr Bluesky
RNS today. Brings the 40p up in comfort. I think I'll have to reduce my projected timescale for a debt free company worth 70p a share. Now up a staggering 132% this year - and we're not talking about a minnow that has grown from nothing.
One of the best performers of the past 18 months and no one is around?
But not tempted to sell any, yet.
On going then a trip to stratstones maybe in order
Lol.
or perhaps we should say - a drive into new territory!
Nm
Many thanks
try http://www.zoominfo.com/p/Hilary-Sykes/554163971 or LinkedIn, if you're a member
Can anyone help me obtain the email address for one of the Directors "Hilary Claire Sykes"
fancy trying to correct a 2 with one 0!
and welcome from me too, to both of you. algyo - welcome to0 to lse.
welcome
just bought in, anyone watching?
this was recommended by Faraday at 19p - slowly closing in on 100% profit
Just been interviewed on bbc breakfast. Probably be on later. The rise in new car sales fuelled by cheap car loans from the manufacturers.
Thanks mathsprof. Happy to hold these longterm. Now why didn't I buy more at 6.8p last year. Hindsight and all that
I don't see debt being paid off at all quickly. 5 years minimum, especially now a dividend is being paid. (been on hol for 2 weeks, eyeguy, so haven't replied earlier - if debt were paid off sooner, SP could be at least 75p)
I think PDG will be more concerned with getting rid of their debt first. I'm not sure now if consolidation will be any benefit IMO. Share price has moved away from the volatility of the penny share. Admittedly the shares in issue is quite high, but I've seen worse.
Instead of consolidating could pdg start buying their own shares back. As 1.5 billion shares is quite a lot ?.
If you were a betting man, when the debt is paid off , where do you think the SP will be?