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Thanks for your helpful comments (and quite realistic for the most part)
You have to spend money to make money
is an old saying, which in this case is quite appropriate.
TT have the contracts, and must buy the parts to
fullfill them. All costed out and will gain profit when
completed
IMHO
Mark Hoad is the CFO of TT and non-executive appointment to and from one listed company and another are common.
In this case I think Mark has his hands full at TT watching their ever growing borrowings. (The say is will come down but with industry costs up so much since the "special military operation" in Ukraine seeing will be believing.) As for De La Rue well it has not been the best managed business in recent years. I suspect the experience flow will be from Mark to De La Rue not the other way round.
see RNS today
Is this good or bad?
comments please//
hopefully this strong momentum continues,
and we will be up above 180p within days
IMHO
166.1-167.6p
up 4.29% today (so far)
IMO this is going far
currently 163.101-163.67
Sales momentum strong and continuing;
· 2022 expected revenues already fully covered and
· orderbook creating a step-change in visibility of revenue for 2023
· Clear line of sight to delivering our unchanged, full year expectations with Group performance benefitting from an acceleration in growth, pricing action and the completion of our self-help programme
· Improved H2 profit and cash generation supports expectations that net debt to adjusted EBITDA will be within 1-2 times target range at year-end
4-Aug-22
https://www.tipranks.com/stocks/gb:ttg/forecast
Personally hoping for 270p within 12 months
bodes well for future recovery
IMO
over 700,000 shares in total.
Hopefully it means that 144p was the bottom.
current buy price 147.40p
yield 4.42%5
149.40-154.22
Continued strong order intake and organic growth, with full year outlook unchanged
posted on 4-Aug
DT100 do you think 120p is on the cards soon?
I am looking for 270p within a 12 month
It's on my buy watch list at £1.20
A wise purchase
IMHO
147.00-149.33
if I had spare funds would buy at these low prices
IMHO
145.98-149.22
currently yielding 4.33%
crazy market currently - makes no sense to me
IMHO
157.78-159.82p58
Am still hoping for 270p perky
Yes with projected eps @10p (22) 18p (23) 21p (24) and yield above 4% you'd like to think it'd make 200p at some point! Think debt is holding this back but its coming down after this year.
Am in full agreement with you WildTiger.
Lots of great shares are down in this market.
Added another 4k shares at 152p. Very confident this will get back above 200p within a year
Reiterated on 5-Aug