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The divi yield is not small it is over 5% and the forecast is about 8.7p not 13p

Posted by simon on ADVFN thread Have read Singer brokers forecasts and here are the highlights: N+1 Singer 41,7% upside and estimate dividend yield of 8.2% FY14 Generated underlying cash of £8.5 million in Q3 PBT upgraded forecasts 2014 + 12% to £10.9m eps 0.50 up 24%! Upgrade final dividend to 0.29p bringing FY 14 dps to 0.5p 19% FY 14 net cash to £33,7 million (£26.4 million) Brokers looking for DPS of 0.7P in 2016 Overall view with 40% upside on share price this is a good yielding stock. I expect the share price to motor forward soon.

Yes this is a nice little company making real profits paying nice divis with a great management team

Well you can't just sell anywhere near that amount even at mid unless there is a large buyer around

In falling markets HHR is holding up very well at the moment

nice strong finish to the end of the week

Happens every time after a big rise remember nothing has changed soon be time to top up brokers have a 9p target

Posted on advfn cestnous 5 Mar'14 - 08:18 - 5880 of 5882 0 0 N+1 Singer upgrade HHR buy rec from 8 to 9p.

Actually three of us bought them between us

Not yet

100.000 buyer yes it was me 3 times no brainer

Nice little rise today some big blocks changing hands could be about to break out of its trading range with a bit of luck

Yes nice tick up near the close

Sorry about that just meant to post the consensus recommendation, until recently there was no broker coverage in HHR it now seems brokers are warming to the company and its propects

Helphire Group PLCHHR:LSE. 6.50 0.11 / 1.66% 3.84m 160.71% 0.7008 Close in GBX Today's change Shares traded 1 year change Beta . As of Feb 21 2014 16:35 GMT.Data delayed by at least 15 minutes.. . HHR:LSE is traded on the London Stock Exchange Alternative Investment Market (Aim) Summary News & comment Business profile Directors & dealings Financials Forecasts .. Consensus recommendation Posted on ADVFN As of Feb 22, 2014, the consensus forecast amongst 2 polled investment analysts covering Helphire Group plc advises that the company will outperform the market. This has been the consensus forecast since the sentiment of investment analysts improved on Feb 11, 2014. The previous consensus forecast advised investors to hold their position in Helphire group plc

The main thing is to keep profits rising the rest will fall into place this management have done a fantastic job in such a short time.

Well it did bounce from 6.35p today after touching 6.85p on Monday which is always a good sign lots of news to come in the next few months, h/year results with another divi announced possible news on autofocus claim and acquisition news, but the main thing is increasing profits again the rest will fall into place

Helphire begins to motor February 16, 2014 Simon Featured Companies, Growth Portfolio, Growth Shares, Income Shares Shares in Helphire Group (HHR.L) began to breakout of their trading range last week, providing a strong technical buy signal. I am not normally convinced by technical analysis alone but in this instance, I believe there is some real substance behind the move and an overdue rerating could now occur. There are a number of key events that could trigger a sustainable rally, including: - A potential legal settlement in the company’s claim against Autofocus and its insurers. - Interim results due to be published before the end of February with the promise of a third interim dividend - The prospect of a regular dividend rate of over 5% and additional special dividends. - An acquisition of a personal injury law firm and/or an alternative, earnings enhancing acquisition. For anyone wanting to conduct their own research into HHR, the full year results from September are a good place to start. Following the elimination of its debt in March 2013 and a £60m fundraising in December 2013, the group is in a strong financial position with over a third of its market capitalisation in cash, revenues that exceed the capitalisation and a business model that is strategically positioned for growth in the accident management space. On a fundamental analysis, HHR throws up some exciting metrics with a Stockopedia overall stock rank of 91%, a return on equity of 83% and a Magic Formula score of A+. The upcoming interim results will provide more clarity around various ratios now that the capital restructuring process has been completed. I added significantly to my own stake in HHR last week as the share price began to break out of its trading range. I also took the opportunity to add HHR into the SK virtual portfolio on Friday (funding the purchase by selling OPM). I believe there are some short-term gains to be made here with the prospect of further growth throughout the year and the safety net of a healthy dividend

No all debt was cleared in march with the fund raising at 2.5p, the 60 mil is to use in the boards words in As previously reported, the refinancing of the Group that was completed on 28 March 2013 has put the Group on a much stronger footing and has raised the Group's stature in the marketplace. As a consequence, the Group is being invited to participate in an increasing number of commercial and other opportunities which, if consummated, could provide a platform for more significant growth in the future. Helphire GROUP PLC GBP60M PLACING TO FUND STRATEGIC GROWTH Introduction The Board of Helphire is pleased to announce that it has conditionally raised GBP60 million (before expenses) by the proposed issue of 1,153,846,160 Ordinary Shares at 5.2 pence per share. The net proceeds of the Placing of approximately GBP57.5 million will be used to allow Helphire to continue its development as a leading accident management services group.

The price target is 7.8p