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Tuesday tips round-up: Daily Mail, Aberdeen Asset, AG Barr...

Tue, 29th Mar 2011 06:45

Daily Mail Group's exposure to UK consumers in 2011 should dampen wholehearted enthusiasm for the stock, and the management is loath to be drawn on outlook, given the wider economic uncertainties, but there should be some upside here. Buy says the Independent.Fund manager Aberdeen Asset has a strong pipeline of unrecorded mandates, healthy cash generation, improving margins and people on the ground in the emerging markets. Buy says the Independent. There will be some relief among investors in Aberdeen Asset Management that the company has stemmed the outflow of assets under management in the first couple of months of this year. But uncertainties continue, especially over the effect of the Japanese catastrophes. On almost 13 times' this year's earnings, further advances could be limited in the short term. Hold says the Times.AG Barr, the maker of the Irn-Bru soft drink, delivered a fizzing set of full-year results yesterday. The shares now trade on a forward earnings multiple of more than 20, which makes it hard to back them in what is likely to be tougher soft drinks market this year. Hold says the Independent.LMS Capital is an investment vehicle that is gradually churning its portfolio of quoted and unquoted companies to concentrate on three main areas ? energy, consumer and business services. At the current price, the shares are on a discount of about a third to that net asset value. A more focussed approach to investment should pay rewards. A speculative buy say the Times.Kentz Corporation is getting a little too large for its AIM playpen and it is probably time the engineer migrated on to the full board. Directors are considering this. They also have to decide what to do with a growing cash pile, $158m at the end of 2010, with as much as $50m allocated to acquisitions this year. The value of potential new business exceeds $3.7bn, Kentz's three biggest oil industry clients having agreed to spend $90bn between them in 2011. The shares, below £3 in mid-December, added 12½p to 390½p yesterday and are on 12 times' this year's earnings. About high enough for now says the Times.Please note: Digital Look provides a round-up of news, tips and information that is impacting share prices and the market. Digital Look cannot take any responsibility for information provided by third parties. This is for your general information only as not intended to be relied upon by users in making an investment decision or any other decision. Please obtain a copy of the relevant publication and carry out your own research before considering acting on any of this information.
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15 Nov 2010 15:35

Flat NAV for LMS

Investment company LMS Capital says that its net asset value has been maintained at 83p a share at the end of September 2010. There was a rise in the value of quoted investments but a decline in the unquoted portfolio. LMS continues to sell off underperforming older investments. In the three mont

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2 Nov 2010 16:37

Melrose non-exec invests £126,000

Melrose non-executive director Miles Templeman has invested a further £126,000 in the engineer and industrial products supplier. Templeman bought 44,665 shares at 281.89p each. That takes his stake to 398,787 shares. The last time a Melrose director bought shares was back in March 2009. That was

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8 Oct 2010 17:04

New director invests £100,000 in LMS

Recently appointed non-executive director Mark Sebba has invested nearly £100,000 in LMS Capital shares. Sebba has acquired 210,000 at 47p each - a total cost of £98,700. He did not own any shares in LMS prior to the purchase. Sebba is chief executive of NET-A-PORTER.com, the luxury women's glob

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18 May 2010 16:51

RPS boss cashes in

Chief executive Dr Alan Hearne has raised nearly £1m by selling shares in environmental consultancy RPS. Dr Hearne has sold 470,000 shares at an average price of 209.588p each. That leaves him with 15,130 RPS shares and £985,000 in cash. In March, Dr Hearne raised £222,434 from a share disposal

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17 May 2010 15:43

Enterprise Inns bosses sell shares

Bosses at the pub group Enterprise Inns have been offloading hefty stakes in the company. Chief financial officer David George sold the biggest stake, netting more than £250,000. He sold 195,511 shares at 130.2p a time and now has 2m, or 0.4% of the company. Chief executive Ted Tuppen sold 166,000

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23 Mar 2010 13:20

Small cap round-up: LMS Capital, Winkworth, Morson...

Investment firm LMS Capital's net asset value fell 6% to 84p last year as the pound strengthened against the dollar. The return on the investment portfolio for the year was a net loss of £4.9m (2008: net loss of £36.7m). "Our low levels of debt and broadly balanced investment portfolio position us

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3 Nov 2009 15:06

LMS Capital ebbs in October

Investment company LMS Capital, which specialises in investing in US and UK small to medium sized companies, has seen its net asset value recover in the second half of 2009 after a tough first half to the year. Net asset value (NAV) per share at the end of September stood at 87p, up 5% from the end

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14 Jul 2009 06:43

Tuesday tips round-up: Dunelm, Cranswick, LMS Capital

Dunelm Group's share price performance over the last year is almost a mirror image of that of most retailers. The out-of-town homeware group has seen its stock gain 80% in the last 12 months as a series of upbeat trading updates and results have made the group the belle of the retail sector. Numbe

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