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LOCKED OF YOUR MISSUS!
whatever the outcome presumably the smaller players will have a more level playing field for the next couple of years while the enquiry goes on. Rotala are growing; winning contracts and grants for green buses, yet analysts have them on 6X 2010!
Interesting coverage from Hoodless on article below on their projected performance of 10p+ EPS for 2010 with a 100% rise in SP even after dilution Rotala (ROL, 47.5p, £12.85m) Has announced a placing to raise £2.15m by the issue of 5.774m shares at 40p, a 15% discount. The group has commented that the second half of the year continued the growth trend with commencement of bus operations in the Bath area, northern Birmingham and a commercial/subsidised network in Worcester. In addition the ground transportation contract with British Airways has been extended for a further 5 years from the previous expiry date of February 2010 and Cathay Pacific has awarded a similar contract worth £0.15m per annum. The placing will help fund growth including the acquisition of a new depot in the Bath/Bristol area and 15 new busses for the BA contract. The group remains a BUY. We are raising our price target, despite the 17% dilution from the placing, to 100p as the group is nearing its November year end and thus investors will focus on next year’s 10p+ EPS.
ROL. By issuing a further 16.7Mns raising £500K before xs via a placing ROL now has 384.36Mns isc. However as part of the placing Directors took up £290Ks worth or 9.67Mns, the rest was placed with clients of Ludgate Investments Ltd. Post placing the following directors have the following holdings John Gunn 85Mns or 22.1% of isc (held in Wengen Pension Fund and Gunn Trusts); Geoffrey Flight 24.76Mns representing 6.4% of isc Flight Pension Trust Mr Flight sole beneficiary).