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....nice little reverse flip (out and back in cheaper) ...still a cracker imv
....by WSecurities. Not an upgrade but a reiteration
2 Directors have bought this week, Possibly some good news coming ???
..it's been a good week. Results due out 7 mar 13. Look out
Faraday Research issued a buying rec this morning
Look out for this synergies from PSEP which have barely started . The directors have long since said there is a logistical challenge in their market that very few have the opportunity to realise. The streamline possibilities are a matter of the future not present ebitda so I'm remaining bullish at these prices
at c 57p good enough for me for now (my tp was 60p after all!!) opinion only - go TRI
why? top up yesterday good, no?? 2nd time in a few months that stops have proven to be v dangerous!!
I'm still in...and wishing I didn't top up with the drop yesterday.!
Mechanical fasteners maker Trifast said overall, trading has been solid and encouraging with organic revenue in the third quarter slightly ahead of the same period a year earlier. The Birmingham based group said profitability is on track to meet market expectations to March 31st 2013 and it is optimistic of further growth. Trifast, whose financial position has been boosted by the acquisition of Malaysian rival PSEP in November last year, said its integration is going well. The group, which generates around 60% of its sales from outside the UK, said TR Asia, the group's best performer, could benefit from further streamlining and realignment of responsibilities within the operational team. "TR could deliver additional cost initiatives and 'self-help' objectives set as part of the new three-year strategy plan unveiled last year," it explained. Otherwise Trifast said it remains optimistic for 2013 and beyond with regard to the group's structure and further improving organic profitability. "Ccombined with new business expansion opportunities, the management feel fully confident in their ability to deliver a satisfactory result at the year end."
looks like plenty of stops caught (which will hurt those PIs, I guess) Reminds me of an episode a few months ago around 40p.....hmmmm
Date: Thursday, 7 February 2013 Immediate Release Trifast plc ("Trifast" "TR" or "Group") Interim Management Statement & Trading update Trifast releases this Interim Management Statement in respect of the period 1 October 2012 to 31 December 2012, together with a Trading update for the year ending 31 March 2013. TRADING Overall, trading has been solid and encouraging with organic Revenue in the third quarter slightly ahead of the comparable 2012 period. Whilst Revenue growth is important to the business and new business continues to be pursued selectively by means of detailed centralised cost modelling, one of the Group's key drivers remain, the focus on quality of earnings and margin enhancement; this has resulted in positive profit growth for the third quarter. PSEP Malaysia, acquired at the end of 2011 has integrated well; in line with the Terms of Acquisition detailed in the Prospectus on 16 November 2011, a final payment of just under £1.4 million, (retained for 12 months against any warranties and claims) was paid to the previous owners in December 2012. The Group continues to trade well within its banking covenants and there has been no significant change in the Group's financial position since Half-yearly results were reported in November 2012. Consequently, whilst some top line growth has been deliberately constrained, profitability for the Group is on track to meet market expectations to 31 March 2013, thus completing another year of consistent growth. OPERATIONAL STRUCTURE The 'Process Management' model referred to within our 2012 Annual Report incorporated a 'people, performance & responsibilities' programme across the Company and at all levels. As a direct result of the 'value assessment' model (which is aligned to strategy and objectives), we are now utilising skills and knowledge more effectively which, in turn, is further shaping TR's on-going Senior Executive development and succession planning programmes. This also identified where TR could benefit by more effective deployment of resources within existing systems and structure, and by further streamlining and realignment of responsibilities within the Operational team, TR could deliver additional cost initiatives and 'self-help' objectives set as part of the new three-year strategy plan unveiled last year. Having successfully completed his key strategic projects within the first three-year plan initiated in 2009, Executive Director Seamus Murphy stepped down from the Main Board at the end of January and will be handing over his responsibilities by the end of the current financial year. Seamus joined the business in 2005 following the acquisition of Serco Ryan and was appointed to the Board in 2010; on behalf of all stakeholders and colleagues, the Directors sincerely thank him for his service and his input over the last seven years, particularly since he joined the Board; and we wish him and his f
I imagine you didnt get chance to look into WIND. RNS today on an asset disposal that realises a huge chunk of profit. I couldnt say too much but hope you got a piece of the action
Thanks, Noodles - will do
Indeed- I had a holding at 9.3 and sold at 8.9 with the worry something isn't right. Everyone being paid in shares means cash must be low. Further placing, drill delays and no oil meant take a small loss. Finally taken some proceeds out of CEY and put them into WIND. Small onshore wind company I've researched a lot. Keep an eye on them
Jolly content, Noodles (I like Mog's commentary!)
Yes, Noodles, I like the prospectivity and the little I know about Bill and his team I've been trading happily between roughly 8.5 & 9.5 for some time now, so sold 40% at 9.9p this afternoon; if there is a positive rns on Monday I'll feel dumb (but if there isn't - or if the rns is poor - I'll feel jolly content!) Enjoy the w/e & stay warm atb Jolly
Thanks Noodles.
Jolly is right on the definition and the main consequences. Dividends are paid from retained earnings normally. Worth noting lots of offshore companies do not follow this procedure, Jersey for example - can pay from any form of capital. Jolly - am I right in thinking u are currently in NEW? They are having a good day.
In case it's of any use to anyone, as well as TRI, I've been shoving money into OCG, IQE, CAR and AVCT.
its all relevant,so you can exit the back door,just in case it all blows up if you get my drift..imo... looking gud tho,for now...gl.....
I am a fellow traveller, L, when it comes to fretting about US fiscal consolidation, Euro debacle, shy-high Japanese debt/GDP and limited inflation, Chinese hard landing, Iran nuclear standoff, Arab turbulence, poor governance in emerging markets, UK quadruple dip....... Cash (for deflation) & real estate (for inflation) plus a few shares to amuse..... Tin hats, everyone
its their growing debt mountain thats the problem and growing by $1.2 trillion a year......... makes greece/spain and italy look small in comparison...... top left hand corner?....http://www.usdebtclock.org/