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Well, NPower was 1.2 over 2.8K reviews and Scottish Power 1.1 over 14K reviews.
Yu is 4.1 over 3.1K reviews...plenty to go at from 1.4%.
Check the people writing the bad reviews and you can see it's in their nature to write them about a wide variety of companies.
I'll let the company performance this year do the talking over these tbh. People rarely make a habit of posting consistently positive reviews in my experience.
Well, the counter argument would be that google reviews are often written by bitter people who only compose them on negative experiences (check posting history). More accurate is Trust Pilot where users are verified if desired to validate their claims. The Yu score there has improved and was remarked upon in FY results RNS.
The MD has only been with the company a short time and therefore his holding is fairly small. One thing we do know is the CEO and founder who owns 52% has not sold any!
As stated below, what other company will be offering £2+/share in 2024. I think particularly (from personal experience) of the begging bowl producing, lifestyle chancers on AIM who continue to enjoy lavish 'career' at the expense of the majority of PI's savings...without a dividend in sight, merely another placing lol.
Q1 update in a few weeks time will reveal how the hedging deal with Shell is impacting the already bullish outlook based on £524M booked revenue as at 31/12/23.
'· Continued focus on customer service resulting in 4.1 TrustPilot score (FY22: 4.0). Investment in UK contact centre capability and further shift towards digital-led contact provides strong market positioning for the Group.'
Agreed. We could easily see £2+/share paid out here in 2024 in the form of the regular, progressive dividend (e.g 40p/60p) then a special of £1 possibly. Equates to approximately £33.5M.
Does any other (particularly AIM) company come anywhere near to offering something like this...
Yep, like the person having a go at me on the other thread some weeks ago when I said why would anyone sell just before a TU?
Their answer was everyone needs to sell when they need/want to sell and was I going to hold forever etc.
Can't see what II would sell now when the dividend is due in June...
Done it several times (dropped like this) at various levels £8 & £13.
Like a beach ball - just bounces back harder !
What other share (particularly on AIM) is going to hand out as much cash as Yu in 2024, in either dividends/special/buybacks or a combo of all three...
Thanks again for the info.
Good problems to have whatever they eventually decide to do. Exciting as AGM/TU approach and I can see continued interest as new ISA allowances arrive before the ex-divi date end of May.
Yep, great post again, NG.
This is emphasized by the knowledge you have acquired of the inner workings of the Yu/Shell deal. We could all summarize from the deal and 12 moths due diligence that they would both be totally thorough, but to have it literally rubber stamped is the icing on the cake.
I hope they can fill the remaining dual engineer jobs asap in order to crack the meter target and beyond. The training centre is a big advantage there also. They are known to be a top employer as well.
That poster is absolutely crazy as they arrived berating the company at approx £9 (in that persona), so looking at over 100% ROI in 6 months turned down! Still continues with the same mantra and that is despite all the car crashes that we see on the markets weekly, if not daily. Truly blind beyond comprehension and not much sympathy this end.
Carry on with your excellent posts. Much appreciated by me and all other genuine investors I'm sure.
Fair play, NG. I just saw this and had to re-post !
RE: No rns ?18 May 2023 07:57 Gacky
If this lack of TU is due to a corporate action, I hope YU is doing the buying! I don’t want us to be taken over for £10 to £12, Not when this share will be 18-20 in ten months time based on our 2023 p/e.
Hats off to you!!
great posts and coverage once again, ng.
i'm encouraged also by the fact you have been inside the doors of the company and heard how they are approaching the future first hand which has always reflected in your summaries and gives a true insight. i think that is a great benefit to all of us here on the outside looking in. much appreciated.
i agree with your thinking and i've been convinced since the hedging deal then the y/e results that it would be shell buying on the open market, along with probably miton who have always seen what the goal was here. the action since results looks and feels very different and no longer are these infamous twitter traders able to control the narrative as they have done so in the past. in fact, i believe they have already done their usual 'pump then sell' but it backfired this time as the shares were gratefully hoovered up into ii hands and the price didn't bat an eyelid! it was only driven down in the first instance by old, dated accounting from 5 years ago, (by a different cfo) and they can see that. as you say, looking forwards not back from whence it came!
if that is the case, it could get very exciting as there is no longer that chunk of float for those aforementioned traders to 'rinse and repeat' as done before at previous levels, thus stalling the progress we all knew was due some while back. the price could roll on quickly with 90 + % held in tres sticky hands now and bk can concentrate fully on the job in hand.
delighted to have found yu in 2020, when walking my dog by it! i have added all the way from £1-£9. i must state again that my own dd has been backed up by great research shared here (and minus the troll(s), on the other bb also) to keep adding and and keeping the faith. so my thanks go to ng, sparky, ****er, ipc and snn for their efforts over these years. hope you enjoy the fruits going forward and happy easter to all investors here.
dave.