Andrew Hore – Quoted Micro 18 February 2019
NEX EXCHANGE National Milk Records (NMRP) increased its interim revenues from £10.5m to £11.7m, although some of this was due to seasonal factors and one-off testing business. Pre-tax profit improved from £0.96m to £1.13m. Net debt was £2.06m at the end of December 2018. Every part of the business grew its revenues. Milk volumes are […]
Andrew Hore – Quoted Micro 3 December 2018
NEX EXCHANGE European Lithium (EUR) joined NEX on 26 November. European Lithium is the 100% owner of the Woflsberg lithium project in Austria and it is already quoted on the ASX. The plan is to produce battery grade lithium hydroxide for the European market. Capex of $390m is required for the project. WH Ireland […]
Andrew Hore – Quoted Micro 26 March 2018
NEX EXCHANGE Continuing revenues from renewable energy supplier Good Energy (GOOD) increased from £89.7m to £104.5m but underlying pre-tax profit was nearly two-thirds lower at £734,000 due to higher admin and interest costs. There was also a decline in gross margin. An increase in working capital meant that there was a £4.92m cash outflow […]
Quoted Micro 26 June 2017
NEX EXCHANGE Good Energy (GOOD) received applications for £16.7m of the corporate bonds on offer. The maximum application level was £20m. The energy supplier will issue the bonds on 30 June. At the company’s AGM, Martin Edwards was not re-elected as a non-executive director and four special resolutions, three relating to pre-emption rights and one […]
Go-ahead Group Lagging
Go-Ahead Group GOG is lagging behind in too many areas although it is doing its best to cover the weak spots. The pre close trading statement for t he year to 1st July claims that expectations for the full year are unchanged and the balance sheet is robust. Regional buses showed mixed growth in passenger […]
Tesco – Getting Mended.
Tesco TSCO claims it has stabilised the business, with overall like for like first quarter sales growth of 0.9%. Internationally it has steamed ahead with like for like growth of 3%. In Asia like for like sales were up by 3.3%, as against a year ago when they fell by 3.4%. Both Asia and Europe […]