RE: earache19 Aug 2021 11:22
Dumble... last year 10m loss this year lets say he turns that round and hit a 10m gross profit. So EPS is 1.4p given 670m shares in issue .. therefore a simple PE ratio would be circa 150 on those figures. That is top end for a high growth stock!! Predictably you point to broker targets based on the valuation of non core assets, which they never did before strangely. That said either way given plans to spin out they won't hit Orph's balance sheet ever... So we are left with a high valuation on a stock on fundamentals with little growth evidenced to date in the 'core' businesses. The above of course assumes that they make a gross profit this year. The valuations for me on these metrics not; its the market who will determine the price but let us just say I differ and agree to disagree.