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As the UK struggles to repair its post covid finances...what will the teetotaller Richie Sunak hit in the upcoming budget?
My guess is the latest craze targeted at young vulnerable drinkers ..namely Hard Seltzers which are widely touted as the driver of Treatts success.
There's a trade-off between the benefits of an expanding sector in the drinks market ad damage to health caused by alcohol!
Richies dad was a GP and his mum was a pharmacist so he will be acutely aware of the damage done by alcohol and the dangers of targeting the young.
Beware the ides of March!!
Treatt CEO, Daemmon Reeve and CFO, Richard Hope present the full year 2021 results to analysts, for the period ending 30th September 2021.
Watch the video here: https://www.piworld.co.uk/company-videos/treatt-tet-full-year-2021-results-presentation-to-analysts/
Or listen to the podcast here: https://piworld.podbean.com/e/treatt-tet-full-year-2021-results-presentation-to-analysts/
Even better now, strange dip but I’ve topped up as I think next trading update should be positive
Thinking of adding a few more on recent weakness. Been holding since £1.80 but top-sliced last year at £9 and wondering whether to buy back what I sold. Low yield but huge growth potential now the new sheds here and in Florida are on stream.
This has a really high P/E and has grown massively in a year or two. Can this continue?
I have held Treatt for a long time, and have a considerable overweight holding, only on par with Tesla, ITM, AFC, Nvidia...I keep thinking of trimming down a little, but then Treatt treats me to more value every time...
Following on reading the Times Tempus article it made me question is Treatt a tech company that covers food chain, hygiene, and more? In which case one may find it easier to justify its higher PE ratio.. Can it double again in the next year?
Yes Treatt was recommended by Josephine Moulds in the weekly Tempus , Ethical Investing article. She also mentioned Corbion as part of the battle against food waste and climate change, interesting article. Treatt benefits from the healthier living products. We do seem to be at a high though, however it does almost seem too good to be true, that a British Company does so well, for so long, without being snapped up by a foreign monster. Let's hope Treat carry on onwards, upwards, and stay British.
TET recommended as a buy in The Times today
Seem to be a lot of large sell trades this morning.
Is something afoot?
Mango- Be careful taking LSE figs-check this-
https://www.edisongroup.com/company/treatt/1674/
After the recent rise the P/E is about 60.
I'm out chaps, after the he inevitable plummet in the SP ,I may return.
Good luck if you are hanging on.
Sold 10% of my stake at £9.05, originally bought at £1.80ish 5 years ago. Using up about half of this year's CGT exemption. Will probably do another tranche in late March as suspect CGT for next year will rocket in the budget.
I’ve been on since £4.09. Great company. Brand new building should be completed and all moved in before the summer. Huge chance of price increase when they get into that building. It’s a local company to where I live. Also AGM is next week. That should prove promising and also help with the price!
Liked the RNS,like the product line.
Bought today..think the company has a future.
Acker
PEEL HUNT INITIATES TREATT WITH 'BUY' - TARGET 775 PENCE.
"depressed "
Chinese economy is powering back up so this stock will soar.
Expect a bid due to depreed market within the next month.
SP ON ITS WAY DOWN
The current Covid crisis will result in ongoing disruption for several months and expansion in the growing Chinese market will be on hold indefinitely. Time for a major downgrade unfortunately. Huge downside potential.
Still dribbling upwards on quite high volume. After 3 years failing to break through the fiver barrier, it's now decisively broken. Next stop £6?
That might explain the recent rises - the RNS says they've now got 11% of the company, up from 8.8% in the last FT "key information" section ("as of 6 January").
Small change for them - and volume back down to "only" 25000 today, from over 1m yesterday.
A bid looks possible, those two 1K buys and the 2k sell should not have left us up even in this thin market. Like you Pic I'm 100's% up since I bought in following a tip from FT's John (Lord) Lee several years back. He always researched thoroughly meeting with board members etc. He thought this niche market leader to be well insulated from any global downturn if I remember correctly. Nice timing for someone. My other Lee tip buys have all been taken over very profitably. Thanks M'Lud.