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Who knows. Would not be totally surprised although I think that is unlikely. I think more likely low teens. Maybe not at all but a lot of people will just read headlines rather than context. Key is whether institutions buy or sell.
I imagine they have had to devalue assets in recognition that the infrastructure in a war ravaged country is worth less.
I think the results are really impressive considering.
Only 21% less sales. There were scaremongers on here suggesting that they could be 75% less (using the fact we may only have 1 kiln out of 4 working).
If they can make a profit in these conditions (unprecedented energy costs, low iron ore price, war on their doorstep) then that is pretty impressive.
Repeat this performance in H2 (might not on sales but hopefully no further impairment) and we have a p/e of 7. Not a bad compensation whilst you wait for things to normalise and the SP to head back to the 400-500s.
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Yes. I know all of that. I just need to send 3 copies to uk Tax office to get stamped so I can prove to Swiss tax office that I am a uk tax paying resident. On the HMRC website there is not an obvious address for doing this (other than the main address). As others had been quite helpful on this thread I thought I would reach out to ascertain the address used. Failing that I will just use the main address and hope for the best.
Our non executive chairman has finally bought and after he still owns less of the company than me. Slightly disappointing at 0.05% of holding. Would have been nice to see him really go for it. Maybe even take some of Miltons stock off book by contacting them directly.
Was FGS the first part of the post code and then your mid wandered a little as it tends to do in your dotage as you reminisce on simpler times and investing in chocolate factories that you forgot to finish giving me the address to send form 86 to at uk tax office?
Can someone please give me the UK address this goes to? Also did you put a covering note in or do they instantly know what to do? Did you include your tax vouchers or is this for when it gets sent to the Swiss tax office. What a pain.... I will def try and sell pre div next time and then buy back ex divi... Hopefully not too many do the same!!
Have you ever seen a chart before with such a huge spike in volume but a flat price. Almost a simultaneous meteoric rise in sellers and buyers. Very unusual. Who runs out of steam first??
What's it take to put this on an upwards trajectory again? Very frustrating. Feels like we have only ever had positive updates. even equity raises have often been done at or even occasionally a premium of the SP of the time.
Have we run out of good news to tell for a while and the SP still languishes. I wonder if we become a T/O target? Anyone we try and propose project partnership with will surely look at our £6.5m Mcap and think rather than partner with us they could just buy us and take the whole of the pie.
It just feels that unlike many other AIM stocks this is so under the radar (look at the volume each day) that no one knows we exist. Long term I have every confidence but physiologically I would like to see the value in my PF rather than my imagination.
I am struggling with the difference in basic profit and adjusted. What adjustments are needed? Am I right that basic is the underlying cash generation? I.e. what you use to pay the divi?
Has Formica left it to the new guy to swing the axe on the divi later in the year?
Not sure I am reading this right but based on his voting rights he is now down to 1%??
Will take a lot of pressure off the bid when he is out. Assuming the same no of buyers remain but he is no longer selling then you would expect to see a decent rise.
My understanding of UK Corporate Governance is it follows a comply or explain set of rules. That is to say that whilst the code says the owner and executive should be distinct they don't have to be so long as TGR explains why that is. I would be interested to dig out that explanation.