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Wednesday tips round-up: Xstrata, Antofagasta, Tasty

Wed, 13th Apr 2011 06:31

Glencore, the Swiss commodities trader which doubles up as miner Xstrata's single largest shareholder. In recent years, many a dull Friday on the stock market has been enlivened by rumours of Glencore looking to go the whole hog and attempting to merge with Xstrata. The possibility is tantalising, however, and with the organic growth hopes makes Xstrata look like a good punt. The Independent would also highlight the valuation of eight times forward earnings, which leaves much scope for gains. Buy, the newspaper says.Also in mining, shares in blue-chip copper play Antofagasta have been sent much higher than expected by soaring copper prices - with expansion projects and its cash pile being further attractions.The shares are trading on a December 2011 multiple of 10.5, falling to 10 next year. However, based on current forecasts, the earnings multiple actually rises to 10.9 in 2013. The shares appear to be fully valued and now looks like a good time to bank those profits. The Telegraph says sell.The restaurant group Tasty served up its maiden profit yesterday after bucking the slowdown in consumer spending. The AIM-listed company, which operates 14 restaurants under the DimT and Wildwood banner, cooked up a pre-tax profit of £244,000 for the 53 weeks to 2 January, following a loss of £2.08m the year before. While it trades on a forward earnings multiple of more than 30 times after yesterday's jump, the Independent thinks that over the long term, the stock will prove true to its name as an investment proposition and recommends buying the shares.Unless you pilot a three-ton tanker, it is unlikely that you know much about Software Radio Technology. The group makes kit that provides ships with an accurate tracking of their location on the high seas and of those vessels around them. There is not a huge amount of competition, and given the forward earnings multiple of around nine times, this one looks set to sail higher. Buy says the Independent.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.RG
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13 Sep 2011 10:33

Tasty profits from Tasty restaurants

Tasty, the restaurant company behind the Wildwood and Dim T chains, has seen sales grow by 43% in the six months to the 3rd of July, compared to the same period of 2010. Operating profit grew to £526,000 from £94,000 and overall profit before tax for the period was up to £444,000 from £9,000. The

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13 Apr 2011 17:20

Tasty founder takes a big bite

Samuel Kaye, the multi-millionaire founder of the restaurant chain operator Tasty, has added to his stake in the company with the purchase of £93,000 of shares. He snapped up 300,000 shares at 31p a time and now has about 9.1m shares, or 19.1% of the company, which operates the oriental-themed DimT

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12 Apr 2011 08:21

Tasty profits from DimT and Wildwood operator

The tough consumer environment has failed to suppress diners' appetites for affordable meals out, judging by the latest update from branded restaurant operator Tasty. The company, which operates Wildwood pizza restaurants and the DimT oriental-themed chain, moved into profit in 2010 and said tradin

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14 Sep 2010 07:57

Tasty moves into profit

Tasty, the restaurant operator behind the Dim T and Wildwood chains, moved into profit in the half year to June 27 and said that trading is in line with expectations. It posted a pre-tax profit of £13,000 for the period, against a loss of £49,000 over the same period the previous year, as turnover

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9 Jun 2010 14:48

Small caps round-up: Independent Resources, Intelek, Norkom

Independent Resources rose after the group said it looks like the drawn out environmental assessment process for its underground gas storage facility at Rivara in the Po Valley, Italy, is nearing a conclusion. There was also a reduction in the full-year loss before tax to £85,476 from £127,836. In

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9 Jun 2010 07:22

Tasty Raises GBP2M Via Placing, Sees 1Q Trading Profitable

LONDON (Dow Jones)--Tasty Plc (TAST.LN), a restaurant operator, announced Wednesday a placing to raise GBP2.0 million, with first quarter trading expected to be profitable. MAIN FACTS: -The company indicated that the first quarter trading had improved year on year and that the company expect

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29 Apr 2010 12:04

Small caps: Tasty revenue growth at Dim T owner

Tasty, which owns the Dim T and Wildwood restaurant chains, saw losses widen in the year to 27 December due to various one-off costs but revenues increased and the company said 2010 has started well. Pre-tax losses for the period totalled £2.1m, compared with £1.59m the previous year, even as reven

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