Does link have to sell to distribute proceeds here, on can they just hold on? The wcpt investment trust also used to hold arix, on the schroders site I couldn't see they still held this. One move might be for a fix to buy and cancel the shares as they have cash, even if they bought above market share price this would still be beneficial
I can see progress in a growing market, it is good to see director buys. The uk market doesn't value smaller companies at the moment, if this was on Nasdaq it would be valued at 2-4 times it's current share cap. As with a lot of small uk shares I cannot see the news to spark the price, I think might just need some questor / tempus / inv chron write up to get a band of shareholders on board. Interesting to see the medium term candy intention.
Well above my paygrade ! With all the buying, selling, disposals, jvs, goodwill this just stops the focus on running the business. For starters where is the communication on reducing office space?
From an outsiders view it is difficult to see past the basics that this is poor share. The bod seem happy with their personal performance and real lack of action and planning to improve, hiding financial performance behind acquisitions / goodwill / sales / debts. They should just stop mucking about and start actively managing what they have - with a maniacal drive on retention and customer service, cost reduction and cash generation to drive debt down.
AIM is the cheapest way to access capital, and has very limited compliance / reporting requirements - just look at Globo as the best example. Downside is that this risk premium is reflected in valuations for well run companies.
RE: ARIX We are targeting an annual IRR of 15 to 25 per cent, generating a NAV of up to £500m by 20238 Sep 2020 09:42
Couldn't resist another nibble this morning, now at 10k shares but still underwater. Not sure what the catalyst is here for the market to revalue this, a massive ipo of a holding?
It sends a positive signal if they are buying in the open market, not when they are getting options. Believe this is a buy anyway. I am impressed with the way the team have navigated away from the over supply craft gin market to rum - when this trend runs its course hopefully will be one step ahead again.
In software companies capitalised development costs. In telcos goodwill where they have paid over the asset value of acquired companies, this has been the downfall of vodafone having to write these down consistently
The outstanding returns from kape etc have been large enough to more than offset kmk. Came to this share originally after seeing gw was a key shareholder
This share is just a piece of s###. I don't know whether to cut my losses here, or wait for three, four, five years? Broker targets are pretty much a joke.
With low interest rates would this ever become a takeover target? At the moment it's valued at a fraction of tiktok.