Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
No confirmation on results date yet but here's the bullish article:
Made In Chelsea helped City Pub Company boom, says boss Clive Watson
https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-11820035/Dont-snobby-Chelsea-helped-City-Pub-Company-boom.html?ito=native_share_article-top
27th April last year and Watson has already said that 2023 has started strongly. Good luck All.
Simply Wall Street has ex-div date as 6th Apr with payment on the 28th.
Final div should be 6.75p, total div for the FY ended 31 Oct 2022 is 9.25p.
My first buy was at 207p, just last month, and have topped up this morning at 285p for 234p average.
P/E is still unchallenging at <14 for P/S of 0.4.
Interesting movement for ZOO shares today, including an Intra-day high of 210p.
One thing worth noting is that ZOO released an unscheduled Trading update prior to the March year-end last year, on 22nd March.
It said that revenues for the full year would be ahead of expectations. With the recent Hollywood studio contract and other other trailed positive business, could we see a repeat next week?
"...Manna chief executive Bobby Healy said the latest moves are the first steps for the company to scaling internationally.
"Working with Hillwood who develop technology-forward, innovative lifestyle communities and with Coca-Cola HBC who are committed to more sustainable and advanced delivery solutions is testament to the realization that last mile delivery can be done in a more efficient, safer and greener way," Healy said...."
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jonathankeane/2023/03/16/drone-delivery-player-manna-enters-us-market-with-coca-cola-hbc-investment/
Yes, it seems that way. Could be a number of tracker funds obliged or choosing to buy today.
John, I agree that these are outstanding results but Kitwave are still unknown to the majority of investors so the share price is relatively low, given their prospects.
I've had a a great first month with KITW shares and plan to add when possible and hold for the long-term.
https://www.insidermedia.com/news/north-east/revenues-and-profits-soar-at-kitwave
Thought it would be interesting to try ChatGPT and in answer to the question "Why would major US Electricity Grid Operators choose to use IQGEO Adaptive Grid over competitive solutions?", it said:
IQGeo Adaptive Grid is a software solution designed to help electric utilities and grid operators manage and optimize their distribution grids. There are several reasons why major US electricity grid operators might choose to use IQGeo Adaptive Grid over competitive solutions:
1. Advanced Network Visualization: IQGeo Adaptive Grid provides advanced network visualization capabilities, enabling operators to see their entire grid infrastructure in a clear and intuitive way. This can help operators make better decisions and respond to issues more quickly.
2. Real-Time Network Analysis: IQGeo Adaptive Grid can perform real-time network analysis, enabling operators to quickly identify potential problems or areas of congestion on the grid. This can help prevent outages and ensure that the grid is operating at maximum efficiency.
3. Predictive Maintenance: IQGeo Adaptive Grid uses machine learning and predictive analytics to identify potential equipment failures before they occur. This can help grid operators reduce downtime and save money on maintenance costs.
4. Integration with Other Systems: IQGeo Adaptive Grid can be integrated with other software systems used by grid operators, such as outage management systems and geographic information systems. This can help streamline workflows and reduce the risk of errors.
5. Flexibility: IQGeo Adaptive Grid is highly configurable and can be customized to meet the specific needs of each utility or grid operator. This can help ensure that the software is a good fit for the unique requirements of each organization.
Overall, IQGeo Adaptive Grid offers a comprehensive set of features and benefits that can help electricity grid operators manage and optimize their distribution grids more effectively than competitive solutions.
Hi, here as a new buyer of KITW after screening for interesting undervalued shares. Bought on Monday and 8% up already so happy about that.
This is the quietest LSE board I've ever seen. Anyone out there?
Yes.
https://www.investomania.co.uk/could-seeing-machines-stock-be-the-next-tech-unicorn/
Went to a couple of non-CPC pubs last night - in Blackfriars and Canary Wharf - and they were absolutely packed all evening. Restaurants had queues too. There are a lot of people out spending money so CPC should have a great year. I'll have to visit their pubs next time.
That's it then, it's over. Such a shame as K3C were my #1 portfolio holding and there were many good years to come. Sold up so over and out.
Maybe see you on the SOS, IQG, ACSO, YU., ZOO, CPC, SEE or GROW boards.
Best of luck to you all.
"...Analysts at SP Angel have a new target of 940p, up from 635p previously. They added: “Initiating a dividend is a strong indication of growth in future cash flow generation by the board. Overall, we believe there is still significant upside potential in this stock for investors, on a de-risked basis.”
https://www.ii.co.uk/analysis-commentary/fifth-profit-upgrade-extends-yu-group-share-rally-260-ii526686
Sparky, your instinct is correct I believe. No matter how accurate the Trading Update is - and it should be very accurate - the released info is unaudited. It's only sensible and responsible to wait for the audited results and then to decide IF a maiden dividend should be shared.
I share your optimism for the future, whichever way it goes.
Cheer us up Sage...any positives from you or others?
I'll start. Off-topic for GROW but some of you will know me as a long-time GROW investor so this may be of interest.
Since Sept 27th - near a 12-month low for me and after I got rid of some pharma duds - the ISA stocks have gone well:
CPC: +27%
SEE: +23%
SOS: +39%
IQG : +38%
GROW: +21%
ACSO +49%
K3C: +45%
IQG (GIS software) has been a huge win (more to come there) and as my largest holding K3C is being bought out I sold some and bought into 2 new shares in the ISA portfolio on 19th December: Yu Group (YU.) and Zoo Digital (ZOO). I found both of these by screening in Simply Wall Street
YU (business energy supplier) has been an absolute revelation (up 52% in 5 weeks!) and ZOO (media services for Netflix/Disney etc) is down 3%. More to come from them I think. TUs scheduled this week for CPC, YU., ZOO & ACSO.
Happy news and other stock ideas welcome.
Thanks Klozza, got it out on Twitter for what's it worth but I'm hardly an influencer just yet.
https://twitter.com/W13Ken/status/1616393683179556865
Well it was 20th Jan last year but companies generally avoid releasing scheduled RNS's on Friday so difficult to say.
Has anyone got any theories on that strange 10% spike in the CPC sp last week? It seemed to be on no news and has drifted down since.
As for the TU for the FY, we know there have been a lot of setbacks in 2023 - energy price rises, train strikes etc - but hopefully that is mostly priced in after the sp has dropped through the year. The portfolio of pubs is strong, many people returned to work/going out, we sold some pubs on the way, the World cup boosted late year profits and I believe hotel bookings were good. Expectations are low so fairly positive news will hopefully be rewarded. Fingers crossed.
True, the response has been disappointing but it's worth noting that there should be a Trading Update out very soon (26th Jan last year).
Hopeful that the new clients will put revenue "ahead of expectations" before the March year end.