Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
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Some promised land awaiting once huge CAPEX and pension recovery payments are mostly out of the way is far from guaranteed.
The regulator is unlikely to allow BT to become some consumer cash machine. Reading other posts some see
this differently.
Apologies for the typos, there not their etc.
There is current consusus estimates out to 2026 - all be
it subject to revision. On these their is no pre tax profit
griwth forecast by 2026 snd net debt is estimated to be £2 billion higher.
They are a very rough guildline, at best, but no growth for now is weighing heavily.
Many PI's appear to look at PE, which as a valuation measure for BT is far too rudimentary.
Factor in the £19 bn of net net debt and valuation looks radically different, their net debt dwarfs the BT market cap.
Would expect a cut under the new CEO to help slow the increase in net debt.
Yes a tad ridiculous as it's only recently been reinstated,
however that looks a likely outcome to me - other may view it differently.
On current consensus is forecast to be another approx £2 billion higher by 2026 (this does Not include the pension deficit number).
You would hope the pension scheme is in surplus by 2026
given the gigant deficit recovery payments.
Https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/dec/07/uk-ee-vodafone-three-o2-face-3bn-class-action-lawsuit-over-loyalty-penalties
FT also running the same story
There should have been a nice gain from the sale of their
previous HQ.
To support the multiple it needs earnings growth and
at least for now that appears to be absent.
It's not in a ..bit of a death spiral, that melodramatic in the extreme.
SKG is a stock that gets hit hard on risk off sentiment and
we are most definitely in risk off markets. It's a cyclical
and much of Europe (it's largest market) is at one in recession.
And will add nearer £3, if available.
Although I prefer Ryanair (and can still hold as I'm a dual national)
the valuation gap between the two is now too wide.
I also mentioned a multi year low in an earlier post.
I personally don't use TA, as another poster asked a question I
did some searches and came up with those 2 price levels -
£2.03 obviously went today.
Neither do I hold MSLH as posted, it's on a recovery watch list
for me.
Because it's cyclical and profitability is largely tied to the
UK housing market and wider property market.
Take a look at a long term SP chart, a 30 year chart is available on
a quick web search.
N/m
It's a question not an answer..
Any views...
Sliced right through it.
If available.
As of Thursday, have we seen the SP cycle low, probably not,
but longer term hopefully not too shabby a price.
I won't click a Buy given current equity market volatility.