Stephan Bernstein, CEO of GreenRoc, details the PFS results for the new graphite processing plant. Watch the video here.
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Although revenue shows good increases, there is little left over once we come to net profits, or free cash flow. The shareholder returns, such as ROE or ROIC, as well as the operating margins, are in double-digit negative territory.
It is important that a company demonstrates it can return value to shareholders.
Growth by aquisition is a dubious strategy since integration and the amortisation of the purchase price can take years to complete. Is it really best use of funds?
The jury is still out, but there needs to be substantial improvement on the fundamentals should even current valuations remain justified.
Luna their current assets equal their total liabilities and it is hard to go bust when you don't have debt so even though the top line is not showing a profit I feel this is chosen to put as much money back into the growing the company.
Also the acquisitions they have made seem to match up well with their main themes.
Also revenue going up year on year.
Obviously you shouldn't invest unless YOU think it's a good buy (or if you read it on Reddit! (That was a joke!!))
Darn. SEC. I leave lol
Apologies, should read "SCE territory" etc.
The financials don't look very trustworthy either.
Free cash flow since 2014: 1.58 0.361 -7.02 -5.09 -3.16 -11.6
Net profits: 4.44 13.5 10.8 -10.1 0.804 -43.0
EPS: 0.409 1.24 0.997 -0.931 0.074 -3.97
and a forward rolling P/E of 6,413.5.
Doesn't look like a good investment. Can someone explain me where the balance sheet is "going from strength to strength"?
On a US exchange the share may not fare any better. Governance in the SCEE territories is much tigher and less permissive than in the UK or Eurozone. Eventually a company needs to show some tangible progress and shareholder value. It's a delusion assuming it would fare better in a SCEE territory.
Shame, because the potential is there.
Oh dear OracleofOldham sounds like I hit a sore spot.
Why did the journalist have to go to Court to get the PWC fraud report?
Why weren't The Hut Group open and transparent with it and simply give it to the journalist without the Judge having to order them?
What were/are the Hut Group trying to hide?
You should have kept your Boohoo shares.
I bought 360,000 Boohoo shares in 2015 and have held them ever since.
I buy shares to hold forever if I can, hence, why I've still got my Boohoo shares.
I don't have to pretend anything.
Boohoo make mistakes, however, they always put their mistakes better than right. This is one of the reasons why I keep my Boohoo shares.
stick to Boohoo board where you pretend you are a multimillionaire in that share yet are constantly posting on every slight dip and rise (actually just dips these days!) You should be more concerned about their naughty behaviour.
Does sound a bit naughty, and I prefer my owners to be trust worthy, but this has already been gone over years ago. Guardian rehashed it about 8 months back, so I'm not sure if it will make a difference in 2021
Sounds naughty to me .... Judge orders the Hut Group on Tuesday 11 May 2021 to hand over the PWC report into fraud in its accounts in 2011 to a journalist and on the same day the Executive Chair and Chief Executive Matthew Moulding sells 350,000 shares.
Is this a coincidence? Ooops....
THG PLC - Manchester-based online retailer trading as The Hut Group - Executive Chair & Chief Executive Officer Matthew Moulding sells 350,000 shares via Moulding Foundation at 666.75 pence, worth GBP2.3 million, on Tuesday.
https://www.law360.com/articles/1383466/the-hut-group-ordered-to-hand-over-pwc-report-into-fraud
The Hut Group ordered to hand over PWC report into fraud in the accounts at the Hut Group albeit in 2011.