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Meaning a 42p a share and that's a bargain imho.

Whatever is goint to happen after the US market opens up, the cpi shares will definitely get shovelled up by the hundred of thousands as is already happening. Most punters that bought into the mid 20s and low 20s can still buy plenty more and average down close enough to your 'apparently' possible new year low of 19p. But I doubt it. The cpi market makers are not that silly to let it go that far unless it's because there's large orders on the books to fill and who wouldn't blame anyone to jump in at these silly low levels. If I had the money I would offer 42p for the whole of capita.

PRICKLeddachJack-dON'T SWEAR@ME-YOUDAMNIDIOT

But that's exactly what I've being trying to explain here to everyone, but as usual my posts are laughed at when in reality many should take note and act accordingly.

So, here is it again for the ones that missed my post:

Due to business exits, non-core Portfolio goodwill impairment and costs.

And so the statement below from that article would translate that although Capita sold and completed the five businesses transaction, it has also booked in the loss of revenue that was coming in from those five now sold businesses and therefore could put it into today TU.

In the year to the end of 2022, the combined reported revenue and profit before tax of the five non-core software businesses were £35m and £3m respectively.

In this article it says the following:

UK government contractor Capita said it has agreed to sell its five software businesses for an enterprise value of £33m, as the outsourcer tries to strengthen its balance sheet.

The company on Thursday said it hoped to receive cash proceeds of £44m on completion of the deal, including around £9m of cash within the sold businesses. It now plans to and focus on its two core public service and experience divisions.

Full free article here:

https://businesscloud.co.uk/news/capita-agrees-to-sell-five-software-firms-for-33m/

Wandisco reaching out for NoFear 79p tp as previously posted would have happened.

Never underestimate NoFear and save yourselves a fortune.

Great Stuff. Thanks for sharing it unhooked

Would hope to be able to Sell at 36.5p. That's the idea imho.

I remember when Jon Lewis not long ago went on to sell a great amount of his shares for tax purposes reasons

and just before the cpi shares price started to retreat. I've seen the same for 'tax' reasons trading exercise used by other CEO and board directors just before their company shares took a dive to half its previous market value. The reality is imho, we should always take everything that is said by those running the company from the top with a pinch of salt to avoid disappointment.

There is plenty punters buying in from what my adfvn is showing. Looking highly likely that big players are taking on chunks of the fallen shares in sizes of plus 100,000 to 300,000 at average 21.20p a piece. That's the real deal happening now. Won't stay at these levels after end of today trading.

At least punters are buying in chunks and *NOT ignoring the great bargains that the Cpi market makers are throwing out today.

At least punters are buying in chunks and ignoring the great bargains that the Cpi market makers are throwing out today.

A potential buy of 300,000 for 21.397p a piece at 9:10 gmt [O] trade. Keep them coming guys.

Outperform p42 [Reiterate]

A good morning to you Cesna and thanks for updating us.

Just saw that RBC has posted on their Capital Markets institutional Investors pages.

Here are the previous and most recent RBC Capita share price ratings Snapshot https://ibb.co/kSwxdK0

4-August-2023

Andrew Brooke and Karl Green

Outperform p42

p26.84 Reiterate

Either selling down or ready to buy more and take over the running of the company and put a stop to all the nonsense that has being going on at Capita HQ since Jon Lewis came to its rescue. Enough is enough. We need action now. They can't stop an Institutional investor muscling in. Let's see

I do indeed sense that perhaps there is still a tiny touch more to go down before cpi quickly reverses. W

Who really knows if there already Institutional investors lined up to take a chunk of cpi shares on their books

before they miss these super low valuations opportunities. It can't stay stupidly this low and nobody taking

any notice. I sense that sooner later others will jump in from other deadbeat stock and recoup potentially

their losses in cpi over the next 6 to 12 months. Just who knows what's cooking up for us current cpi investors.

Anyhow, it's good to know that you're not currently planning to short cpi. That's a wise decision for now.

I will catch up with you tomorrow sharp at 8am. SeeU

I've got plenty cash to play either way. I know Cpi like the back of my hands and not afraid to go in big if needed too.

But the question is AimMaster2018....... Are you ready to go down that dangerous path and risk getting scalped by the notoriously known cpi market makers? I would rather go long than trying to short cpi at these very dangerous low levels.

I certainly don't want to be finding myself trampling on on anyone's scalp left behind as we gallop back to mid 20s and retake lost ground. Be prepared to abort your shorting mission if you see trouble ahead. Don't risk it now. Better go long if you're still in time to reverse your bet. No hard feelings. Just stating the obvious to a good buddy like yourself.

I'm so damn excited already about tomorrow. I'm fully ready for the take off. Bring it on.

So it's going to be NoFear 30p next tp versus AimMaster2018 low teens. I can't wait for the challenge to begin.

May the best man win the race to the top or the bottom depending which of us two punters the cpi pi will be backing.

It will for once right on the money at 30p as the next tp to reach.

Capita PLC CPI Ownership

Morningstar Rating as of Aug 4, 2023

https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xlon/cpi/ownership

The company attributed its losses to several business exits, non-core Portfolio goodwill impairment and costs associated with the Group's cyber incident. Otherwise, the company had generated an adjusted profit before tax of £33.1 million, an £8.4 million increase from the £24.7 million recorded in H1 2022.

By Ask Traders 4th August 2023

Capita generated free cash outflows worth £53.4 million, excluding business exits. The figure was much higher than the £16.5 million free cash outflow recorded in H1 2022. The company attributed the higher figure to the cyber incident, increased working capital and digital investments.

https://www.asktraders.com/analysis/capita-shares-plunged-16-5-on-a-half-year-2023-loss-of-67-9m/

Published August 05, 2023

Capita plc's (LON:CPI) Intrinsic Value Is Potentially 37% Above Its Share Price

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https://simplywall.st/stocks/gb/commercial-services/lse-cpi/capita-shares/news/capita-plcs-loncpi-intrinsic-value-is-potentially-37-above-i

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