Episodes
Friday May 01, 2020
piworld Thursday webinar with David Buik: Macro Market Commentary
Friday May 01, 2020
Friday May 01, 2020
piworld Thursday webinar with David Buik: Macro Market Commentary
David’s background - 00:35
How does this bear market compare with others? - 02:55
Why do you think the market has been so forgiving? -
09:29 Is the market just looking longer term? - 12:12
Will all the stimulus lead to inflation or stagflation? - 14:23
What are your views on the ECB stimulus, the EUs stability and their banks? - 16:57
Is the Bank of England & HMG doing enough? - 21:33
What taxes will go up? – 26:53
When do you see dividends returning? – 30:47
If you had £100k to invest, would you invest any today? - 33:29
What would you look for to invest 100% of your capital? - 35:28
Q&A – 36:23
About David Buik
David Buik worked in the City throughout his career, mainly for companies involved in spreadbetting including City Index and BGC Partners. David was awarded an MBE in 2016 for his services to Financial Services. He often appears as a pundit on Bloomberg, BBC and other international news channels. Earlier this year he became a consultant to Aquis Exchange* (AQX).
*About Aquis Exchange (AQX)
Aquis Exchange PLC, formerly Aquis Exchange Limited, is a United kingdom-based company that operates as a pan-European cash equities trading exchange. The Company’s lit order book allows institutional traders to trade the stocks from 14 European countries. Its Market at Close order type allows members to enter orders on Aquis Exchange at the closing price of the market-of-listing end-of-day auction. It offers trading in a range of European financial instruments, including the constituents of the European indices from various markets. Its software and technology division, Aquis Technologies, develops trade surveillance and matching engine software for banks, investment firms and exchanges. Aquis Market Surveillance is a market surveillance platform for exchanges, multilateral trading facility, brokers and other trading firms. The features of its AMS include case management, market abuse indicators, management information system, order book replay and intraday alert parameter control.
Thursday Apr 30, 2020
Proactis Holdings (PHD) 2020 half year results presentation
Thursday Apr 30, 2020
Thursday Apr 30, 2020
Proactis CEO, Tim Sykes, and CFO, Richard Hughes, present the Group's half year results for the period ending 31st January 2020.
Tim Sykes, CEO
Introduction - 00:19
COVID-19 - 00:22
Key messages for the period - 03:10
Performance highlights – 04:53
Richard Hughes, CFO
Financial highlights – 07:33
Reported to adjusted analysis - 10:38
H1 revenue analysis - 11:15
Tim Sykes, CEO
Growth strategy update - 11:41
Return to organic growth in ARR - 15:07
Customer retention - 16:51
bePayd - 18:40
Summary - 20:54
Outlook - 21:34
Q&A – 22:32
PROACTIS Holdings PLC is a United Kingdom-based company, which is a Spend control and e-Procurement solution provider. The Company is engaged in the development and sale of business software, installation and related services. It offers a range of solutions, such as PROACTIS Source-to-Contract, PROACTIS Purchase-to-Pay and PROACTIS Supplier Network solutions. It offers managed services, such as procurement-related managed services, such as Sourcing and Content Management; Finance-related managed services, such as Invoice Data Capture and Accelerated Payment Facility, and information technology (IT)-related managed services, such as Application Hosting & Management. Its Solutions for Finance and Procurement include cloud, hosted or on-premise software applications. PROACTIS Spend Analysis offers company-wide data on users' laptop, tablet or mobile. Its PROACTIS Invoice Data Capture turns paper, fax and Portable Document Format (PDF) invoices into system-ready electronic records.
Tuesday Apr 28, 2020
Judges Scientific (JDG) 2019 full year results March 2020
Tuesday Apr 28, 2020
Tuesday Apr 28, 2020
Judges Scientific Chief Executive David Cicurel and Group Finance Director Brad Ormsby present the Group’s 2019 full year results. Recorded 18th March 2020
David Cicurel, Chief Executive.
Introduction – 00:17
About Judges – 00:39
The Judges group - 01:44
Customers - 02:38
Key messages - 03:40
Brad Ormsby, Group Finance Director
Financial highlights - 05:37
Performance - 07:26
Order intake - 08:20
Revenue summary - 09:50
Balance sheet & cash flow - 10:26
ROTIC -12:06
Diversification - 12:51
Financial History - 13:12
David Cicurel, Chief Executive.
Growth drivers - 14:03
Acquisitions - 18:22
Acquisition criteria - 19:55
Post acquisition - 23:28
Outlook - 25:22
Investment case - 28:07
Judges Scientific PLC is primarily engaged in the designing, manufacturing, and sale of scientific instruments. The company operates two main operating segments: Materials Sciences and Vacuum. The firm specializes in the acquisition and development of a portfolio of scientific instrument businesses. The company has operational footprints across the United Kingdom, Rest of Europe, North America, and Rest of the world. The company operates in two operating segments: Materials Sciences and Vacuum.Judges Scientific PLC is engaged in designing, manufacturing and sale of scientific instruments.
Friday Apr 24, 2020
piworld Thursday webinar: Leon Boros – Investing in the age of uncertainty
Friday Apr 24, 2020
Friday Apr 24, 2020
Bear markets history and the future – 01:00
Portfolio performance ytd – 17:33
Bioventix (BVXP) – 19:17
Best of the Best (BOTB) – 21:29
Nintendo (TYO: 7974) – 23:18
4Basebio (ETR: 4BSB) – 25:40
Arcontech (ARC) – 27:45
4BaseBio (ETR: 4BSB) – 34:50
Placings – 46:57
Valuing a company incorporating debt – 51:44
Q&A – 59:05
About Leon Boros Leon is a recently retired private investor. Prior to his retirement he was founder and managing director of Equity Strategies, a boutique corporate finance firm. Leon started his career at EY where he qualified as a Chartered Accountant.
Leon has been investing since his late teens. In 1993 he opened his first PEP and has since achieved annualised returns of 18.42% (to Dec 2019).
Leon was previously a non-executive director of ShareSoc. Twitter: Leon Boros @Boros10
Thursday Apr 23, 2020
XLMedia (XLM) 2019 full year results presentation
Thursday Apr 23, 2020
Thursday Apr 23, 2020
By Stuart Simms, CEO
XLM’s business - 00:28
XLM in numbers - 01:36
2019 overview - 02:48
Update on Google de-ranking - 05:07
COVID-19 update - 06:55
Current trading and outlook - 08:53
Financials - 10:07
Transformation strategy - 11:34
Summary - 17:10
XLMedia PLC is the United Kingdom-based online performance marketing company. The Company focuses on paying users from multiple online and mobile channels and directs them to online businesses who, in turn, convert such traffic into paying customers. The Company's segments include Publishing, Media and Partners Network. The Company owns over 2,000 informational Websites in approximately 20 languages. Its Media division acquires online and mobile advertising targeted at online traffic with the objective of directing it to its customers. It buys advertising space on search engines, Websites, mobile and social networks and places advertisement referring users to its customers Websites or to its own Websites. It manages marketing partners, whose role is to direct online traffic to its customers. Its partner program enables affiliates to have a single point of contact for directing traffic.
Tuesday Apr 21, 2020
Sumo Group (SUMO) 2019 full year results
Tuesday Apr 21, 2020
Tuesday Apr 21, 2020
Carl Cavers, Founder & CEO, David Wilton, CFO present Sumo Group’s 2019 full year results.
Sumo Group plc is a United Kingdom-based company that provides development services to the video games and entertainment industries. The Company’s operating businesses include Sumo Digital Ltd. (Sumo Digital) and Atomhawk Design Ltd (Atomhawk). Sumo Digital is a developer of AAA-rated video games, providing both turnkey and co-development solutions to blue-chip client base. Atomhawk is a visual design company that provides services to the games, film and visual effects industries. Together, the Company delivers visual and development solutions, which include initial concepts and pre-production, production and development, and post-release support.
Friday Apr 17, 2020
Jamie Streeter webinar: Investing, Compounding & Surviving the Corona Crash
Friday Apr 17, 2020
Friday Apr 17, 2020
The piworld Thursday webinar with Jamie Streeter, (aka @CompoundIncome)
Jamie outlines his approach to investing and his Corona virus investing strategy.
Overview – 00:51
Jamie’s background – 01:40
Evolution as an investor – 02:08
S&P over 35 years – 04:34
Poll: have we hit the low? – 07:26
Why Compound Income? – 08:27
Annualised real returns on asset classes – 11:30
Jamie’s investment philosophy – 13:38
Portfolio construction – 15:37
How Jamie finds shares & further research – 19:12
How Compound Income Scores work – 20:10
Metrics used to identify Quality Income Growth stocks Comparing Vodaphone & Unilever – 21:50
Performance since 2009? – 27:04
Outlook for dividends post Covid – 28:16
A tick shape or W shape recovery? – 30:39
Cycle of greed and fear – 32:06
Dead Cat bounce or ‘off to the races’? – 32:42
How’s Jamie dealing with CV19 & surviving it? – 39:14
Where are we now, and what does the future hold? – 40:18
Summary & concluding thoughts – 43:03 Q&A – 44:40
About Jamie Streeter
Jamie worked in the City of London for over 20 years as a Fund Manager for a number of top institutions. In his career he managed billions of £’s across a whole range of different funds from Distribution funds, Investment Trusts, OEIC’s / Unit Trusts & Pension funds. He was also involved in the management of Income funds more generally. In March 2009, he quit the City, escaped the rat race to “retire” and manage my own investments.
Jamie’s website: https://www.compoundincome.org/
Twitter: Jamie @CompoundIncome
Friday Apr 10, 2020
Friday Apr 10, 2020
The piworld Thursday webinar with Stephen English.
Stephen gives us his interpretation of the current COVID-19 markets and his investing strategy to navigate where we're at. Peppered with Stephen's wry humour, and full of investing gems.
It's superb!
Intro - 00:19
For those who don’t know you, give us a very short overview of your background – 00:42
What’s your thoughts on the current market, did you see it coming? – 01:17
Do you think the market has hit the bottom? – 04:17
What is your strategy? – 16:50
Has this changed the business case for any companies you hold? - 24:25
Liquidity: Could you sell if you wanted to? - 27:13
Who will be the winners? - 31:29
Who will be the losers? - 39:29
What are you looking for in companies? - 44:46
Do you think there will be a credit squeeze, everyone holding onto their cash, so severe cashflow pressure? - 46:54
Will there be more M&A: survival of the fittest? Do you see this in any specific sector? - 47:46
What sort of recovery do you think we will have? U, V, W, L or a letter that doesn’t exist? - 50:57
And what structurally will change? (Supply chain, etc) - 54:11
How will government monetary and fiscal policy be financed? Do you think the IHT BPR status is in danger, or other taxes imposed? - 57:15
Q & A 1:02:43
Companies mentioned: Tristel (TSTL). Accrol (ACRL). Smart Metering Systems (SMS). Begbies Traynor (BEG). FRP Advisory (FRP). Strix (KETL). Tracsis (TRCS). Oxford Metrics (OXG). Shoe Zone (SHOE). K3 Business Technology (KBT) Alliance Pharma (APH). EMIS (EMIS). The Property Franchise Group (TPFG). Hollywood Bowl (BOWL). RA International (RAI).
The webinar slides can be downloaded here.
Stephen's Investment philosophy can be downloaded here.
About Stephen English
Stephen is a Director of Investment Services, at Blankstone Sington. Stephen has managed Blankstone Sington’s award-winning AIM IHT service since inception in 2010. He’s an avid student of markets, authoring his own 12-page investment philosophy, he believes that investing is more ‘art than science’. Stephen is a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investments (CISI) and a CFA Charterholder. https://blankstonesington.co.uk https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-english-cfa-chtd-fcsi-32a04718/
Friday Apr 03, 2020
Friday Apr 03, 2020
John offers great insight to previous bull and bear markets, and how he pieced together when it was time to start buying again, because ‘no one rings a bell at the bottom!’ He shares both recent buys and sells, and answers extensive questions from those on the webinar, including the oil price, house builders, inflation and much more.
Well worth watching if you're trying to make sense of the markets today.
John’s background - 00:33
Learnings from historic bear markets - 02:54
John’s view on where we’re at & the outlook for short and medium term? – 07:40
John’s 2019/20 strategy - 13:46
Gold - 15:37 & 22:31
How did you know it was time to buy in mid March? - 23:00
Don’t you worry about the high risk? – 30:32
Q&A – 34:30
Stocks or companies mentioned:
Wisdom Tree Physical gold ETF - 15:16; Anglo Asian Mining 15:22; L&G Gold mining ETF - 15:27; Van Eck Turner Gold Mines – 15:30; Strix (KETL) – 17:06&20:27; SDI Group (SDI) - 17:14; Anglo Pacific (APF) - 17:19&20:31; TR European Growth Trust (TRG) - 17:22; Baillie Gifford Shin Nippon (BGS) - 17:24&20:28; Scottish Mortgage Trust - 17:37; Worldwide Healthcare Trust & Biotech Growth Trust (18:14&38:40); Renew Holdings (RNWH) - 18:24 Bioventix (BVXP) - 18:52; Rockrose Energy (RRE) & Serica (SQZ) - 19:15 Games Workshop (GAW) – 20:30; Moneysupermarket.com (MONY) – 20:37&36:50; Watkin Jones (WJG) – 20:38; Paypoint (PAY) – 20:39; Schroder UK Mid Cap Fund - 20:40&21:36; Sylvania Platinum (SLP) – 21:16; Easyjet (EZY) - 31:47; International Hotel Group - 33:50; Next (NXT) – 37:30; Aberdeen Standard European Logi (ASLI) 49:16.
https://johnsinvestmentchronicle.com/
The presentation slides can be downloaded here.
About John Rosier
In June 1984, John left university with a degree in Zoology and started work in The City of London. He enjoyed the first 14 years of his career at Fleming Investment Management, initially as an analyst and then as a UK portfolio manager; in 1997 he was appointed Head of UK Equities. He was a director at Henderson Global Investors from 1998 until 2004, before moving to the West End and working for two hedge funds. John’s investment career at Flemings and Henderson was focused on managing UK equity portfolios for corporate and local authority final salary defined benefit pension schemes as well as the reserve fund for the NSPCC. During 2009 John left full time employment since when he has been managing his own portfolio.
Thursday Apr 02, 2020
Tremor (TRMR) 2019 full year results presentation April 2020
Thursday Apr 02, 2020
Thursday Apr 02, 2020
This video can be seen at: https://www.piworld.co.uk/2020/04/02/tremor-trmr-2019-full-year-results-presentation-april-2020/
Tremor CEO Ofer Druker presents the Company's 2019 full year results.
Introduction - 00:17
The business - 00:46
Tremor today - 01:13
Tremor's new position in the market - 02:05
2019 highlights - 02:34
Traditional TV budgets shifting to digital video - 04:26
Ad spend trends in the US - 05:13
Business flow - 05:56
Global presence - 07:21
Advertisers & clients - 07:31
Brand advertising (Tremor Video) - 08:17
Growth in PMP & Self-serve - 08:58
Connected TV - 10:24
The Exchange - 11:20
Data audiences - 11:57
Unruly acquisition - 12:49
Growth engine - 15:07
Summary - 15:39
Outlook - 16:59
Taptica International Ltd offers data-focused marketing solutions that drive execution and brand insight in mobile, leveraging video, native, and display to reach the users for every application, service, and brand. The Company’s technology is based on artificial intelligence and machine learning at big data scale. The Company works with more than 450 advertisers, including Amazon, Disney, Facebook, Twitter, OpenTable, Expedia, and Zynga, and more than 50,000 supply and publishing partners worldwide.
Tuesday Mar 31, 2020
Empresaria Group (EMR) FY19 results presentation March 2020
Tuesday Mar 31, 2020
Tuesday Mar 31, 2020
Empresaria CEO Rhona Driggs and CFO Tim Anderson present the Group’s 2019 full year results.
This presentation was recorded on the 18th of March 2020
Rhona Driggs, CEO
Introduction – 00:17
Overview – 00:38
Tim Anderson, CFO
Financial review – 06:54
Summary income statement – 06:58
Profit bridge – 07:18
Earnings – 10:34
Adjusted net debt – 11:07
Investment in ConSol – 11:47
Rhona Driggs, CEO
Strategy & delivery – 12-34
Stronger Together initiative – 16:44
A focused sector approach – 21:36
Sectors and brands – 24:36
Summary and outlook – 25:22
Coronavirus – 25:26
Outlook – 31:05
Empresaria Group plc is a United Kingdom-based international specialist staffing company. The Company’s principal activity is the provision of staffing and recruitment services. The Company is organized across three regions: UK, Continental Europe and Rest of the World and operates across seven key sectors. The Company targets a balanced and diversified spread of operations across its regions and sectors. The Company also targets professional and specialist job levels where its brands can offer value added services to clients. The Company has three main service lines, temporary recruitment, permanent recruitment and offshore recruitment services. The Company’s offshore recruitment services represents a range of different recruitment services and provides training services in South East Asia. The Company’s brands include Alternattiva, Ball and Hoolahan, Become, FastTrack and Greycoat. It has operations in 21 countries.
Friday Mar 27, 2020
The investing principles of… Andrew Hollingworth – Part two
Friday Mar 27, 2020
Friday Mar 27, 2020
This is the second interview with Andrew Hollingworth, Founder and Fund Manager at HollAnd Advisors. Here, Andrew covers more about risk management, meeting management, what he’s learnt managing the fund, and much more.
Note, this was recorded during February 2020, before COVID-19 gripped the nation, and torpedoed markets. It would be interesting to get Andrew’s perspective on where we are now!
How has MIFIDII affected you and the industry? – 00:30
How do you gauge your margin of safety? - 02:26
How do you manage risk? - 04:17
Position sizes? - 06:12
Number of holdings? - 08:44
Cash position? - 09:57
Do you think we’re in a high-risk environment? - 12:10
What’s your view on meeting management? - 13:40
Do you invest in IPOs? - 17:30
Are there any companies you regret you didn’t buy? - 18:44
What’s your worst mistake, and learnings? - 19:30
What’s the best thing you’ve done for the fund? - 22:00
Coronavirus and the macro picture - 24:14
The fund - 27:37
Companies mentioned: JD Weatherspoon (LON:JDW) 03:30; Sports direct (LON;SPD) 15:30; Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) 19:25
See Part one of Andrew's interview, here.
About Andrew Hollingworth: Andrew started working in the investment industry when he was just 18 years old, having bought his first share when he was just 14. Andrew founded Holland Advisors around 15 years ago. At the time, Andrew realised that there was a proven way to be a more successful investor. The core driver behind the investment process at Holland is the use of investment approaches proved successful by the likes of Buffett and John Templeton. These clear processes helps them take a long-term approach in assessing companies, their managements and their prospects when trying to find the high-quality franchises that they think will compound at a good rate over time. Then, they will only buy shares in them if they are at an attractive price.
Andrew says, “We think our USP is the disciplined application of proven value-investing approaches in an often efficient, but occasionally mispriced market. Our approach differs from many others in two important ways. First, we strongly believe you have to know what you are looking for in an investment before you go shopping. Our study of great investors has helped us refine our process. As a result we are very clear about the company business models we find attractive and why, and we only buy something when it comes with a margin of safety. The second point is our desire to learn. It is human nature to want to get better at something, but it is easy in this industry to be too busy to have the time to do so. There are always opportunities to learn and we welcome them.”
The HollAnd Advisors website has a vast wealth of educational resources and is well worth checking out. Look for the pdfs, including: “How we invest and Think”, and the latest article: “The Perfect Storm – Peak Fear – What to buy and when.”
To find out more about Andrew and his fund: http://www.hollandadvisors.co.uk/
Thursday Mar 26, 2020
Eagle Eye Solutions (EYE) Interim Results (for 6 months ended 31st December 2019)
Thursday Mar 26, 2020
Thursday Mar 26, 2020
EYE H1 results presentation to analysts by Tim Mason, CEO & Lucy Sharman-Munday, CFO, March 2020.
Tim Mason, CEO
Overview & Executive Summary – 00:16
Addressable market - 02:43
Lucy Sharman-Munday
Financials - 04:47
Tim Mason, CEO
Strategic update - 13:08
Delivering on our customer strategy - 13:59
Innovation - 15:46
North America update - 18:32
Australia and New Zealand update - 22:47
Better, Simpler, Cheaper - 23:35
Outlook - 24:59
Q&A - 27:06
Eagle Eye Solutions Group plc is a software as a solution (SaaS) technology company. The Company is engaged in the marketing, validation and redemption of digital promotions in real-time for the grocery, retail and hospitality industries. The Company's software platform, Eagle Eye AIR, integrates with all existing point of sale (POS) systems and creates digital offers, rewards and vouchers then delivers them to customers by e-mail, text or through a loyalty application for instant redemption. Eagle Eye AIR enables brands and merchants to set up targeted campaigns, choosing various media channels to reach specific demographics. Eagle Eye AIR captures real-time data on consumer activity and campaign success. Eagle Eye Promote is a rules-based platform for brands and retailers, which creates, builds and manages their promotional campaigns. Eagle Eye Gift allows tracking of gift vouchers, including redemption data. Eagle Eye Reward supports and enables the digitization of loyalty schemes.
Friday Mar 20, 2020
The investing principles of Andrew Hollingworth - Part one
Friday Mar 20, 2020
Friday Mar 20, 2020
A fantastic interview with Andrew Hollingworth, Founder and Fund Manager of HollAnd Advisors, an investment management & investment research company.
We cover Andrew’s investing principles, with much drawn from Warren Buffett and John Templeton. He has a strong focus on ‘value’ and ‘franchise’ orientated analysis, and lasers in on ROTA.
Note, this was recorded during February 2020, before the COVID-19 market meltdown. The world has changed since then, undoubtedly Andrew will be finding bargains more easily now! Further, the economic landscape for some of those companies mentioned, has changed radically.
Andrew’s background – 00:56
What do HollAnd Advisors do? – 01:50
What makes the fund different? – 04:27
What returns are you achieving? – 05:33
What time frame are you buying for? – 06:41
What’s your criteria for stock selection? – 07:32
What do you mean by a franchise? – 08:14
How do you value a company? – 11:25
How easy is it to find franchises at a value you’re happy to pay? – 15:03
Charles Schwab (NYSE.SCHW) – 16:11 JD Weatherspoon (LON.JDW) – 18:08
Disney (NYSE.DIS) – 18:23 Liquidity – 20:50
Dart (LON.DTG) – 22:54
Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) – 24:16
How do companies come on your radar? – 25:30
Are you very US focussed? – 26:44
Has the change in the UK political leadership made the UK more interesting? – 28:26
How have special situations or deep value worked? – 30:22
Which companies or sectors do you perceive as good value? – 31:30
About Andrew Hollingworth:
Andrew started working in the investment industry when he was just 18 years old, having bought his first share when he was just 14. Andrew founded Holland Advisors around 15 years ago. At the time, Andrew realised that there was a proven way to be a more successful investor. The core driver behind the investment process at Holland is the use of investment approaches proved successful by the likes of Buffett and John Templeton. These clear processes helps them take a long-term approach in assessing companies, their managements and their prospects when trying to find the high-quality franchises that they think will compound at a good rate over time. Then, they will only buy shares in them if they are at an attractive price.
Andrew says, “We think our USP is the disciplined application of proven value-investing approaches in an often efficient, but occasionally mispriced market. Our approach differs from many others in two important ways. First, we strongly believe you have to know what you are looking for in an investment before you go shopping. Our study of great investors has helped us refine our process. As a result we are very clear about the company business models we find attractive and why, and we only buy something when it comes with a margin of safety. The second point is our desire to learn. It is human nature to want to get better at something, but it is easy in this industry to be too busy to have the time to do so. There are always opportunities to learn and we welcome them.”
The HollAnd Advisors website has a vast wealth of educational resources and is well worth checking out. Look for the pdfs: “How we invest and Think”. And the latest article: “The Perfect Storm – Peak Fear – What to buy and when.” To find out more about Andrew and his fund: hollandadvisors.co.uk
Companies mentioned: JD Weatherspoon (LON.JDW) (18:09), Aston Martin (LON:AML), Charles Schwab (NYSE.SCHW) (16:15), Ryan Air (LON:RYA) (18:09 & 19:52), Disney (NYSE.DIS) (18:23), Dart (LOND:DTG) & Eagle Eye (LON:EYE) (22:54), Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) 24:16
Wednesday Mar 18, 2020
Empresaria Group (EMR) 2019 full year results overview
Wednesday Mar 18, 2020
Wednesday Mar 18, 2020
This video can be seen at: http://www.piworld.co.uk/2020/03/17/empresaria-group…results-overview/
Rhona Driggs, CEO and Tim Anderson, CFO talk through the results.
Rhona Driggs, CEO
Overview of 2019 – 00:27
Tim Anderson, CFO
Financial overview - 01:25
Rhona Driggs, CEO
Stronger Together initiative - 02:30
Strategic objectives - 04:30
Outlook - 05:42
Empresaria Group plc is a United Kingdom-based international specialist staffing company. The Company's principal activity is the provision of staffing and recruitment services. The Company is organized across three regions: UK, Continental Europe and Rest of the World and operates across seven key sectors. The Company targets a balanced and diversified spread of operations across its regions and sectors. The Company also targets professional and specialist job levels where its brands can offer value added services to clients. The Company has three main service lines, temporary recruitment, permanent recruitment and offshore recruitment services. The Company’s offshore recruitment services represents a range of different recruitment services and provides training services in South East Asia. The Company's brands include Alternattiva, Ball and Hoolahan, Become, FastTrack and Greycoat. It has operations in 21 countries.
Tuesday Mar 17, 2020
Litigation Capital Management (LIT) H1 2020 results – March 2020
Tuesday Mar 17, 2020
Tuesday Mar 17, 2020
Patrick Moloney, CEO and Nick Rowles-Davies, Exec Vice Chairman, give an overview of the business, what's been achieved in H1 and their outlook.
Patrick Moloney, CEO
Introduction - 00:22
Nick Rowles-Davies, Exec Vice Chairman
Corporate portfolios - 01:15
Strategic alliances - 02:26
Patrick Moloney, CEO
LCM Global Alternative Returns Fund - 04:20
Revenue line - 07:25
Outlook – 09:09
Litigation Capital Management Limited is engaged in the business of providing litigation financing and ancillary services to enable the recovery of funds from legal claims. The Company focuses on financing and management of Litigation Projects. The Company has provided litigation financing to over 40 Completed Litigation Projects, which consisted of approximately 190 cases. The Company sources the majority of its Litigation Projects through referral networks within the Australian legal, accounting and insolvency sectors. Insolvency practitioners represent a source of work as do solicitors within Australian firms who refer insolvency and commercial claims to it. It also receives direct applications. When considering whether to finance a Litigation Project, the Company undertakes analysis of the quantum of the Gross Claim Size and potential Recovery as compared to the likely costs and financing commitment required. The Company's subsidiary is LCM Litigation Fund Pty Ltd.
Tuesday Mar 17, 2020
Kape Technologies (KAPE) FY19 results presentation
Tuesday Mar 17, 2020
Tuesday Mar 17, 2020
This video can be seen at: http://www.piworld.co.uk/2020/03/16/kape-technologie…lts-presentation/
CEO Ido Erlichman and CFO Moran Laufer present the Group’s 2019 full year results.
Ido Erlichman, Group CEO
Introduction – 00:17
Investments highlights – 00:37
Becoming a leader in digital privacy – 01:59
Operational highlights – 02:36
Moran Laufer, Group CEO
Financial highlights – 04:07
Ido Erlichman, Group CEO
Public concerns for online privacy – 05:12
Business segments – 05:51
Moran Laufer, Group CEO
Financial summary – 06:41
Revenue Analysis – 07:30
Cash flow – 07:59
Ido Erlichman, Group CEO
De-risked revenue model – 08:46
KPI’s – 19:58
Strategic priorities – 11:09
R&D – 12:32
Integration of acquisitions – 13:15
PIA integration – 15:17
Summary & outlook – 15:57
Kape Technologies PLC, formerly Crossrider plc, is a United Kingdom-based online distribution and digital product company. The Company operates through three segments: App Distribution, Media, and Web Apps and License. Through the App Distribution segment, the Company offers Reimage, a computer repair software; DriverAgent, a driver repair software; CyberGhost, a virtual private network solution, and associated services. The Company’s Media division provides media and advertising technology services that include media buying, ad agency services, and ad serving technologies. It offers Ajillion, a mobile ad server and exchange; Definiti Media, an advertisement network, and crossmob, a mobile marketing application. Through the Web Apps and License division, the Company licenses web apps monetization platform and associated technologies.
Monday Mar 16, 2020
Open Orphan (ORPH) presentation at ShareSoc March 2020
Monday Mar 16, 2020
Monday Mar 16, 2020
By Cathal Friel, Exec Chair
Friel gives an overview of Open Orphan, how it was formed, the business, hVIVO and its work with virus testing, plus comments on COVID-19.
Introduction – 00:18
Open Orphan management – 03:00
History and acquisitions – 04:15
High value & longer-term contracts – 08:32
Open Orphan – 09:22
Genomic database – 10:13
hVIVO viral challenge studies, etc – 10:33
Cross-selling – 17:45
Pipeline – 18:42
Cost reduction programme – 19:42
Development assets – 20:01
COVID-19 – 21:12
Q&A – 29:15
Open Orphan plc, formerly Venn Life Sciences Holdings plc, is engaged in the pharma services business. The Company is also engaged in building an orphan drug consulting services platform that helps pharma companies commercialize their products in Europe. The Company consists of four elements: a European clinical research organization and consultancy; an orphan drug services business; a Virtual Rep and Data Access Platform consisting of physicians, and a Health Data Platform. The Company provides fragmented orphan drug services. The Company acquires and consolidates series of orphan drug services companies. It also provides digital data platforms to support companies in research & development and commercialization.
Tuesday Mar 10, 2020
Ultra (ULE) FY2019 results presentation 10th March 2020
Tuesday Mar 10, 2020
Tuesday Mar 10, 2020
Presentation given to analysts on Tuesday 10th March, 2020. By Simon Pryce, CEO and Jos Sclater, Group CFO
Simon Pryce, CEO
Introduction – 00:18
Overview of 2019 – 01:57
Strategy update – 05:05
The Focus; Fix; Grow transformation – 07:59
Transformation – 11:25
Areas of increased focus for 2020 – 14:56
New contracts won in H2 – 21:55
Solid future pipeline – 24:18
Jos Sclater, Group CFO
Financial review – 26:04
Simon Pryce, CEO
Summary – 42:49
Q&A – 45:03
Ultra Electronics Holdings plc provides solutions and products in the defense and aerospace, security and cyber, transport and energy markets, by applying electronic and software technologies. The Company operates in three segments: Aerospace & Infrastructure, Communications & Security, and Maritime & Land. Its market facing segments are Aerospace, Infrastructure, Nuclear, Communications, C2ISR, Maritime, Land and Underwater Warfare. The Aerospace & Infrastructure division produces high-integrity, safety critical electronic control systems for aircraft applications, including position sensing and control; airframe and engine ice protection and detection; electronic architectures; weapon control, and noise cancellation systems. The Communications & Security division provides mission critical, information dominance solutions. The Maritime & Land division provides sensors, combat management systems, power solutions for surface, sub-surface and unmanned platforms.
Monday Mar 09, 2020
Monday Mar 09, 2020
Ray Anderson, CEO gives an overview of the Bango (BGO) business model.
Introduction by Gareth Evans, Progressive Equity Research – 00:17
Ray Anderson
Introduction - 00:48
Bango’s market focus - 01:33
In-app payments - 03:13
Partners - 04:58
The Bango virtuous circle - 05:57
Business model & revenue generation - 07:37
Revenue and gross profit - 09:40
Bango’s strategy is delivering - 12:14
Platform capacity – cost stable -13:50
H1 summary - 14:58
Outlook - 15:13
Growing data driven revenues - 16:58
Summary – 20:25
Q&A - 20:53
Bango PLC (Bango) offers the Bango mobile payment platform. The Company's principal activity is the development, marketing and sale of technology to enable mobile phone users to make payments for digital content and media on smartphones and tablets. The Company's segments include End user activity and Platform fees. The End user activity segment includes the content access fees paid by end users for accessing chargeable content provided by digital merchants, adjusted to take account of whether Bango is agent or principal in the transactions. The Platform fees segment includes the amounts paid to Bango by digital merchants and others for package fees and other services, including analytics and operator connections. Bango Grid is a resource for Bango application store partners to plan their payments strategy. Bango Grid enables partners to find the statistics of every mobile operator globally, and a range of other payment methods.
Friday Mar 06, 2020
Michael Taylor - Trading in your 20s
Friday Mar 06, 2020
Friday Mar 06, 2020
This video can be seen at: https://www.piworld.co.uk/2020/03/06/michael-taylor-trading-in-your-20s/
Michael Taylor AKA Shifting Shares is another of our young investors. Michael started trading in his 20’s, within a short amount of time found he could make more money from it, than from his day job. Today, still in his 20’s, he continues to trade. In addition, he writes on the subject for the Investors Chronicle, ShareScope and other publications, additionally he has produced his own books.
Here we hear a little about Michael’s journey, his trading and his views on the markets.
How did you get involved in investing – 00:55
How did you teach yourself – 02:13
How long to go full time? – 04:55
What is your strategy – 08:50
How long will you hold a share? - 10:48
What’s your view on market makers? - 13:30
How many trades will you do in a week? - 14:20
What’s the day in a life of a trader - 15:30
How big a part is psychology in trading? - 17:05
What is your winning formula? - 18:40
How do you time the market? – 23:43
Should every investor have a trading part to their portfolio? – 25:00
Isn’t liquidity an issue? - 25:45
What factors play against the retail investor? - 26:50
What more can we do to encourage more young people to invest? - 30:53
More about Michael – 33:28
Find out more about Michael here: https://www.shiftingshares.com
On Twitter @shiftingshares
Friday Feb 28, 2020
The China Dolls Investment Club
Friday Feb 28, 2020
Friday Feb 28, 2020
This video can be seen at: https://www.piworld.co.uk/2020/02/28/the-china-dolls-investment-club/
A charming introduction to The China Dolls investment club who have achieved at 105% return over the last 10 years. We join three members of the group, Pam, Virginia and Mary, prior to their monthly evening meeting. We learn how they set up and run their club, where they find their investments, what they like, how they manage the investments, and the fun they have with it all. Thoroughly engaging watching.
The China Dolls investment returns – 00:26
Background of China Dolls – 00:58
Do you manage your own money independently, as well? – 03:05
What are your criteria for stock selection? - 05:13
How well do you understand financial accounts? - 10:24
How do you react to a profit warning? - 12:15
Fevertree (FEVR) – 13:20
Genus (GNS) - 16:30
Difficult times in the markets - 18:42
How do the group react if another member picks a dog? - 19:52
Hurricane Energy (HUR) and oil shares - 21:53
Cash - 22:57
Tonight’s tips – 23:04
How much time do you spend on this? - 29:20
Why do you think there are less women investors? – 31:09
Does the background of the group help with your investing? – 32:25
What tips do you have for others setting up an investing club? - 33:20
How much do you need to start an investing club? - 35:35
What’s the best thing about your investing club – 38:12
One piece of advice for anyone setting up an investing club? – 38:41
China Dolls investment club formed in 2000 with an initial investment of £100, with monthly contributions of £30. This was increased to £40 in 2012. Below are returns, from May 2000 today, assuming no withdrawals nor purchases of any more units, (if a member withdraws units these are available for others to purchase).
2010 +10.52%
2011 54.99%
2012 36.97%
2013 44.57%
2014 62.45%
2015 66.24%
2016 46.56% (Losses: Advanced Oncotherapy, Applied Graphene & Weir Gp)
2017 83.44% (a £5k profit realised on ARM holdings & Fever Tree up to £13ps)
2018 121.38% (Fever Tree over £21; IQE up over 200%)
2019 108.66% (IQE gain now only 18%, another share we should have sold!)
Thursday Feb 27, 2020
Diaceutics (DXRX) presentation at ShareSoc London, February 2020
Thursday Feb 27, 2020
Thursday Feb 27, 2020
Presented by Peter Keeling, CEO
Introduction – 00:20
What is Precision Medicine? - 02:05
Patient pathway - 04:20
What Diaceutics do - 07:57
The market - 11:05
Key metrics - 13:50
Diagnostic commercialisation platform - 17:16
Revenue analysis - 19:01
Diaceutics PLC is a United Kingdom-based data analytics and implementation services company which services the global pharmaceutical industry. The Company offers end to end services that encompasses from understanding the diagnostic landscape to test implementation into treatment pathways to enable better treatment decisions for patients. The Company’s data analytics and implementation services, including Landscape, Tracking, and Primary Market Research, leverages the diagnostic testing information to provide data-driven insights to drive seamless integration of diagnostic tests into treatment pathways. Its implementation services include Planning, Commercialization and Reimbursement Landscapes, to build the strategies and implement the tactics that drives optimal test utilization, ensuring that patients are getting the right treatment.
Friday Jan 31, 2020
SThree (STEM) FY results presentation (year end 30th November 2019)
Friday Jan 31, 2020
Friday Jan 31, 2020
Analyst presentation January 2019 by Mark Dorman, CEO & Alex Smith, CFO
Mark Dorman, CEO
Who is SThree? – 00:39
Our purpose – 02:06
Performance highlights – 2:55
Alex Smith, CFO
Financials – 03:45
Mark Dorman, CEO
The opportunity – 13:35
Business overview – 17:23
Group KPIs – 18:06
Performance by region – 20:15
Strategy and outlook – 24:22
Outlook – 27:45
SThree plc is an international staffing company, which provides specialist recruitment services in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) industries. The Company provides permanent and contract staff to sectors, including information and communication technology (ICT), banking and finance, life sciences, engineering and energy. The Company’s segments include the United Kingdom & Ireland (UK&I), Continental Europe, the USA, and Asia Pacific & Middle East (APAC & ME). The Company’s recruitment brands include Computer Futures, Progressive Recruitment, Huxley and Real Staffing. The Company’s other brands include Global Enterprise Partners, Hyden, JP Gray, Madison Black, Newington International and Orgtel. The Company delivers contract, permanent, projects, retained and executive search recruitment solutions. Its support and mobility services offer contracting, relocation and relevant visa support. It provides resources to support its brands with contractor services.
Tuesday Jan 28, 2020
NWF Group (NWF) interim results (to 30 November 19) – overview.
Tuesday Jan 28, 2020
Tuesday Jan 28, 2020
This video can be seen at: https://www.piworld.co.uk/2020/01/28/nwf-group-nwf-interim-results-to-30-november-19-overview/
Richard Whiting, Chief Executive and Chris Belsham, Group Finance Director, run through interim results (to 30.11.19), released on 28th January 2020. Richard talks through the development strategy including the acquisitions in the fuel division to consolidate the sector, and a new warehouse in the foods division, backed by customer contracts, both will be earnings enhancing in 2021.
Richard Whiting, Chief Executive
Introduction – 00:19
Interim results summary – 00:41
Fuels operating highlights – 01:17
Food operating highlights – 02:10
Feeds operating highlights – 03:02
Chris Belsham, Group Finance Director
Financials 03:48
Richard Whiting, Chief Executive
Development strategy – 07:43
Summary and outlook – 10:04
NWF Group plc is engaged in the manufacture and sale of animal feeds, the sale and distribution of fuel oils, and the warehousing and distribution of ambient groceries. The Company operates through three segments: Feeds, Food and Fuels. The Feeds segment is engaged in the manufacture and sale of animal feeds and other agricultural products. The Food segment is engaged in warehousing and distribution of clients’ ambient grocery and other products to supermarket and other retail distribution centers. The Fuels segment is engaged in the sale and distribution of domestic heating, industrial and road fuels. The Company’s subsidiary, Boughey Distribution Limited, is engaged in warehousing and food distribution. Its subsidiaries, NWF Agriculture Limited, S.C. Feeds Limited, New Breed (UK) Limited and Jim Peet (Agriculture) Limited, are engaged in animal feedstuffs and seeds supply. Its subsidiaries, NWF Fuels Limited and Staffordshire Fuels Limited, are engaged in fuel distribution.
Monday Jan 27, 2020
Gresham House (GHE): Review of 2019
Monday Jan 27, 2020
Monday Jan 27, 2020
This video can be seen at: https://www.piworld.co.uk/2020/01/26/gresham-house-ghe-review-of-2019/
By Tony Dalwood, CEO
Overview of 2019 - 00:23
Growth in 2019 - 01:18
Culture and values - 02:10
Diversity of assets offered for all investors - 03:05
Investment process and sustainability - 04:12
New opportunities - 04:57
International growth - 06:06
Outlook for 2020 - 06:34
The next five years - 07:15
Gresham House plc is an asset management company. The Company focuses on managing funds and co-investment or club deals across a range of differentiated and illiquid alternative investment strategies for third-party clients. Its segments include Asset Management, Forestry Management, Investment in Securities and Property Investment. The Company invested in securities and maintained its investment in commercial properties. It is developing a platform for product development, distribution and structured discretionary co-investment. Its property portfolio consists of the property in Speke, Liverpool, known as Southern Gateway, and a residual approximately five acres at Newton-le-Willows. Its subsidiaries include Aitchesse Limited, Gresham House Asset Management Limited, Chartermet Limited, Deacon Commercial Development and Finance Limited, Gresham House Finance Limited, Gresham House Holdings Limited, Gresham House Investment Management Limited and Gresham House Real Assets Limited.
Friday Jan 24, 2020
Ultra Electronics (ULE) Capital Markets Day January 2020
Friday Jan 24, 2020
Friday Jan 24, 2020
This video can be seen at: https://www.piworld.co.uk/2020/01/24/ultra-electronics-ule-capital-markets-day-january-2020/
CEO Simon Pryce and the ULE management team give details on Ultra's new Corporate Strategy and focus on Maritime and Intelligence & Communication divisions. The presentation also provides insight into the Focus, Fix, Grow improvement opportunities and broader growth ambitions for the Group.
Simon Pryce, CEO
Introduction
The Team
Ultra, the background and opportunity
Focus
Fix & grow
Richard Cashin, Strategy Director
Market dynamics
Thomas Link, SBU President
Maritime
Q&A
Mike Baptist, SBU President
Intelligence & Communications
Richard Cashin Strategy Director
Other specialist businesses
Q&A
Jos Sclater, CFO
First Impressions
Simon Pryce, CEO
Future aspiration
Key Takeaways
Q&A
Ultra Electronics Holdings plc provides solutions and products in the defence and aerospace, security and cyber, transport and energy markets, by applying electronic and software technologies. The Company operates in three segments: Aerospace & Infrastructure, Communications & Security, and Maritime & Land. Its market facing segments are Aerospace, Infrastructure, Nuclear, Communications, C2ISR, Maritime, Land and Underwater Warfare. The Aerospace & Infrastructure division produces high-integrity, safety critical electronic control systems for aircraft applications, including position sensing and control; airframe and engine ice protection and detection; electronic architectures; weapon control, and noise cancellation systems. The Communications & Security division provides mission critical, information dominance solutions. The Maritime & Land division provides sensors, combat management systems, power solutions for surface, sub-surface and unmanned platforms.
Friday Jan 10, 2020
EIS investing with Tim J Grattan
Friday Jan 10, 2020
Friday Jan 10, 2020
This video can be seen at: https://www.piworld.co.uk/2020/01/10/eis-investing-with-tim-j-grattan/
Tim gives us a tremendous overview of EIS investing, why governments offer EIS tax breaks, what they are, how to take advantage of them, the pitfalls, and his overall performance during the 10 years he’s been doing them. A great personal insight.
Tim Grattan’s background – 00:29
What is an EIS and why does the Government offer them? - 02:14
Have EIS schemes created growth in those companies? - 04:30
Will the tax incentive be taken away? - 05:27
The EIS tax benefits - 06:14
What’s the difference between a VTC and EIS? – 11:00
What are the capital limits for an EIS? - 11:38
What qualifies an SME for EIS? - 13:39
What type of EIS do you favour? - 17:05
Nex Markets – 22:44
Do any companies fall foul of their EIS requirements? - 23:15
What are the risks with EIS investments? - 25:47
What are your preferences for EIS opportunities? - 27:06
The winners and losers over the last 5 years - 28:24
What level of research do you do? - 34:35
What’s your overall performance been over the last 10 years? - 38:00
Why would you sell out before the 3-year period? - 38:54
About Tim J Grattan
Tim completed his post grad degree in Synthetic Chemistry in 1983 and then took up a position in the Pharmaceutical Industry working in Pharmaceutical development, he continued his career in the Pharmaceutical Industry working for a number of companies in different roles within R&D and took early retirement following a departmental reorganisation at his last employer having completed 24 years in the industry. Tim first became involved with share investments through the Thatcher era privatisations which lead to an interest in the wider market and he is now a full-time investor, focusing mainly on tax advantaged UK listed shares, namely VCTs and EIS qualifying AIM quoted shares in the Tech and Pharm Tech sectors.
Monday Dec 23, 2019
Biome Technologies (BIOM) presentation at Mello London November 2019
Monday Dec 23, 2019
Monday Dec 23, 2019
By Paul Mines CEO, Biome Technologies plc
Introduction – 00:17
Group overview – 00:30
Addressing global trends – 00:46
Group profile – 01:16
2019 highlights – 01:32
Investment proposition – 02:43
Biome Bioplastics – 03:49
Bioplastics a changing market – 03:51
The business – 08:39
Bioplastics growth – 11:05
Industrial biotechnology – 12:30
Stanelco RF Technologies – 15:05
Fibre-optic furnaces – 16:02
Strategy & potential – 16:46
Financials – 17:19
Group: key data – 18:10
KPI’s – 18:51
2019 placing = 19:44
Investment proposition – 20:26
Q&A – 21:22
Biome Technologies plc is a United Kingdom-based company engaged in the development of its business in bioplastics. The Company’s operations are focused in two areas: Bioplastics and Radio Frequency (RF). The Company operates through three segments: Bioplastics, RF Technologies and Central costs. The Bioplastics division consists of Biome Bioplastics Limited and Aquasol Limited. The Bioplastics division supplies a range of bioplastic resins that replace existing oil based materials in a range of applications, such as flexible films, molded products, extruded sheets and food wraps. The RF Technologies division consists of Stanelco RF Technologies. RF Technologies division involves the design and manufacture of electrical/electronic systems based on advanced radio frequency technology. The Central costs division consists of senior management, corporate and administration functions, as well as facilities costs.
Friday Dec 20, 2019
Blue Whale Q&A December 2019
Friday Dec 20, 2019
Friday Dec 20, 2019
This video can be seen at: https://www.piworld.co.uk/2019/12/20/blue-whale-qa-december-2019/
Stephen Yiu, Chief Investment Officer, answers investors’ questions, sent into him.
The fund’s performance to date – 01:11
How does fx affect the fund? – 02:53
Companies jump in and out of the top 10, can you explain why? – 06:01
What is your view on timing the markets and volatility? – 11:13
Do you think some US stocks are in a bubble? – 15:54
Can you expand on Blue Whale’s managed funds category? – 20:54
Is there an opportunity cost of holding cash in the fund? – 22:20
What is your key man risk policy? – 25:43
Doesn’t frequent trading impact returns? – 27:00
What are your expectations for 2020? – 30:45
NOTE: All performance and ranking data is accurate as at midday on 10th December 2019.
Blue Whale investment objective: The investment objective of the fund is to achieve capital growth over the long-term by investing in equities on a global basis, with a current focus on developed markets. The portfolio will be concentrated, generally comprising between 25 to 35 stocks. In our view investments must fall into the below criteria in order to qualify for selection within the portfolio: 1. The business must be fundamentally attractive, this means • it has the ability to grow and improve profitability over the long term • it must not face structural or imminent cyclical issues 2. The business must have an attractive price; • the business must have a current valuation that is attractive relative to its future growth and profitability • we expect the business to receive favourable revisions of medium-term consensus growth and profitability expectations These criteria enable the Investment Manager to select investments from a broad range of geographies and sectors with no particular sector or style bias. The Investment Manager will conduct detailed bottom-up fundamental research on each potential investment and in most cases produce their own financial model and forecasts of future performance. Blue Whale fact shee: https://bluewhale.co.uk/factsheet/
Wednesday Dec 18, 2019
Polar Capital Global Healthcare Trust (PCGH) Mello London November 2019
Wednesday Dec 18, 2019
Wednesday Dec 18, 2019
By Gareth Powell, Co-Head healthcare team.
Gareth presents an overview of the healthcare sector including innovations, the political landscape in the US and the fund.
Introduction – 00:18
Why Healthcare? - 00:50
Immuno-oncology - 00:11
AstraZeneca - 02:24
Targeted Oncology - 03:37
Loxo Oncology - 04:05
Robots - 04:25
Stryker – 05:29
Why invest in Healthcare? - 05:31
Historical sector performance - 05:38
Sentiment & flows - 06:39
US politics & landscape - 07:11
Healthcare is being disrupted - 10:35
Innovation - 11:20
Diabetes management example - 11:52
Why Polar Capital? - 15:13
The team - 15:43
Products - 15:46
Q&A 16:32
Polar Capital Global Healthcare Trust plc, formerly Polar Capital Global Healthcare Growth and Income Trust plc, is a United Kingdom-based investment trust company. The Company's investment objective is to generate capital growth by investing in a global portfolio of healthcare stocks. The Company seeks to achieve its objective by investing in a diversified global portfolio, consisting primarily of listed equities issued by healthcare companies involved in pharmaceuticals, healthcare services, medical technology and biotechnology. The portfolio is diversified by geographic location and size of investee companies. The Company’s investment manager is Polar Capital LLP.
Friday Dec 13, 2019
Friday Dec 13, 2019
This video can be seen at: https://www.piworld.co.uk/2019/12/13/ilika-ika-capital-markets-day-december-2019-solid-state-battery-technology/
The CMD was held to enable investors to meet management and see the newly opened facilities in Hampshire. The roadmap for the future was outlined, where solid state batteries are important to EV development, but also for other early adopters, such as consumer electronics and domestic appliances. Guest speakers were Asad Farid, Analyst, Berenberg, on battery technology and the costs. And, Adam Collins, Analyst Liberum, about the EV road map.
For those who just want a flavour of the day, and the key messages, just watch the short highlights video, (18sec-4m30s).
Short 4-minute highlights & site visit to new facility – 00:18-04:30
The full footage of the IKA Capital Markets Day – 04:30
Graeme Purdy, CEO
Introduction – 04:30
Ilika business overview & history – 05:10
Energy storage solutions – 08:05
Stereax product evolution – 10:03
Stereax commercial highlights – 13:05
Stereax development & manufacturing partners – 15:14
Ilika business model – 17:06
Goliath market needs for EVs – 19:30
Battery technologies: size and weight – 22:20
Solid-state batteries: advantages & challenges – 24:38
Solid-state competitive landscape – 26:49
Unit cost analysis /kWh – 29:42
How can Ilika beat the competition? – 30:44
Timeline – 35:15
Financial summary for H1 – 37:58
Summary – 40:43
Asad Farid, Analyst, Berenberg
Battery technology and costs – 42:13
Adam Collins, Analyst, Liberum
The EV battery roadmap – 01:55:57
Q&A – 01:12:32
Ilika plc is the holding company. The Company is engaged in the production, design and development of high throughput methods of material synthesis, characterization and screening. It has developed solid-state battery technology to meet the demands of the Internet of Things (IoT). The Company has materials development programs addressing a range of applications, including the solid-state battery, aerospace alloys and electronic materials. It has developed a type of lithium-ion battery, which, instead of using the usual liquid or polymer electrolyte, uses a ceramic ion conductor. It offers Stereax M250 rechargeable, thin film battery. It has applications in autonomous sensor devices, smart homes (heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC), security, light), automotive (infotainment, sensors), logistics (asset tracking), medical devices (biometric monitoring) and wearables. It is also developing superalloys, self-healing alloys and smart materials for electronic data storage.
Friday Dec 06, 2019
Friday Dec 06, 2019
Spencer Crooks, ex Director of Market Making at Winterfloods talks to Tamzin Freeman.
We learn a little more about dark pools, tree shakes and much more. And yes, market makers can and do get it wrong!
Do you invest your own money? And how do you get the best price? – 00:28
What do you do on a profit warning? - 01:40
What are the tricks to the trade? - 05:40
Has regulation changed market making? - 07:05
Liquidity - 08:28
How do you see the future of the market? - 11:28
Dark pools - 16:13
Tree shakes - 18:54
Spoofing and layering - 22:36
Algorithmic trading - 26:04
RSP (Retail Sales Price) - 29:09
Direct market access - 35:23
How often does the market maker get it wrong? - 36:43
About Spencer Crooks: Joined Bisgood Bishop in 1985. After takeover of Bisgood Bishop, traded at County NatWest until 1988, before leaving to join Winterflood Securities. Became a director in August 1999. Appointed FSI 2006.
Friday Dec 06, 2019
Sosandar (SOS) H1 results presentation November 2019
Friday Dec 06, 2019
Friday Dec 06, 2019
CO-CEO & Co-Founder Julie Lavington and Head of Finance, James Bowling present the company’s interim results to 30th September 2019.
Julie Lavington
Introduction & Overview – 00:18
James Bowling
Financial review – 02:29
Income statement – 02:33
H1 revenue progression - 02:43
Repeat order growth - 03:04
Investment in team & marketing - 03:42
Growing lifetime revenues - 04:29
Customer growth - 05:08
KPI’s - 05:44
Gross profit - 07:16
Average order value & margin - 07:46
Balance sheet - 08:17
Julie Lavington
Stronger foundations for growth - 09:01
Investment in team - 09:12
Product range expansion - 10:36
Marketing - 13:08
TV advertising - 16:18
Celebrities - 19:18
Industry recognition - 20:25
Outlook - 22:45
Q&A 23:40
Sosandar PLC, formerly Orogen PLC, is a United Kingdom-based company that operates an online women’s wear platform. The Company’s clothing categories include dresses, jackets and coats, knitwear, shirts and blouses, tops, skirts, trousers, jeans, leggings, footwear, leather and suede, occasion wear, work wear, autumn trends, velvet and holiday shop. Its footwear products include Pewter Metallic Chelsea Boot, Red Leather Ankle Boot, Velvet Cylinder Heel Ankle Boot, Black Leather Stud Detail Ankle Boot, Black Suede Closed Toe Mule, Grey Velvet Court Shoe With Jeweled Brooch, Black Suede And Pewter Metallic Court Shoe, Black Leather Front Zip Ankle Boot, Leopard Print Leather Chelsea Boot, Steel Blue Leather Snake Print Ankle Boot And Black Suede Knee Boot. It also offers latest edit of day-to-night dresses, on-trend separates, luxe leather and outfit-topping shoes through its platform.
Wednesday Dec 04, 2019
Internet Mobile Communications Ltd presentation at Mello London November 2019
Wednesday Dec 04, 2019
Wednesday Dec 04, 2019
By Andrew Fox, Executive Chairman & Mark Stewart, CEO
Andrew Fox, Executive Chairman
Introduction – 00:18
Mark Stewart, CEO
Organisation chart & customers - 00:58
IMC history - 02:28
IMC What they do - 07:25
IMC/Bank of Telecom PaaS – benefits - 09:14
IMC brands - 14:11
IMC Bank of Telecom revenues & financial performance to date - 15:26
IMC vision - 17:30
IMC performance & 19/20 plan - 18:25
Andrew Fox, Executive Chairman
The IMC investment opportunity - 19:16
IMC share price history - 21:56
Q&A - 24:15
About IMC
Established in the UK in 2012, Internet Mobile Communications Ltd (‘IMC’) is a FinTech and international telecommunications business. IMC has three divisions comprising International Carrier Services and settlements, Retail and Mobile Marketing, with presence in the UK, Moldova, Chile, India and Malta.
Tuesday Dec 03, 2019
Blue Whale Capital investor presentation at Mello London November 2019
Tuesday Dec 03, 2019
Tuesday Dec 03, 2019
Blue Whale Capital investor presentation at Mello London November 2019
Presented by Stephen Yiu, Chief Investment Officer
Stephen outlines the investment objectives of the Blue Whale Growth Fund, and how they achieve their market beating performance.
What Blue Whale do? – 00:23
Flagship fund – Blue Whale Growth - 03:05
Investment process – significant out performance focussed - 04:02
Invest in high quality businesses - 05:47
What an attractive price means - 10:10
Portfolio construction – invest in what we know best - 17:20
What drives us to sell? - 20:28
How do we define risks? - 21:45
How we work as a team - 23:36
Portfolio characteristics - 25:10
Portfolio positions & Performance - 27:24
Blue Whale investment objective: The investment objective of the fund is to achieve capital growth over the long-term by investing in equities on a global basis, with a current focus on developed markets. The portfolio will be concentrated, generally comprising between 25 to 35 stocks. In our view investments must fall into the below criteria in order to qualify for selection within the portfolio: 1. The business must be fundamentally attractive, this means • it has the ability to grow and improve profitability over the long term • it must not face structural or imminent cyclical issues 2. The business must have an attractive price; • the business must have a current valuation that is attractive relative to its future growth and profitability • we expect the business to receive favourable revisions of medium-term consensus growth and profitability expectations These criteria enable the Investment Manager to select investments from a broad range of geographies and sectors with no particular sector or style bias. The Investment Manager will conduct detailed bottom-up fundamental research on each potential investment and in most cases produce their own financial model and forecasts of future performance.
Monday Dec 02, 2019
IG Design Group (IGR) H1 results presentation 2019
Monday Dec 02, 2019
Monday Dec 02, 2019
Presented by Paul Fineman, CEO & Giles Willits, CFO
Paul and Giles run through a strong set of H1 results, in spite of Brexit and China headwinds. They continue to grow margins, through creating value for customers. EPS growth at a lower percentage than PTP growth, simply down to month weightings on the Impact acquisition. Going forward they look to achieve on-going double digit earnings growth, greater than 75% cash conversion and ROCE greater than 24%. To be achieved through both organic growth and acquisition.
Paul Fineman, CEO
Half year highlights - 00:27
Revenue breakdown - 02:29
Giles Willits, CFO
Financial overview - 03:50
P&L - 05:29 Profit growth in key territories - 07:56
Cash flow - 12:05
Balance sheet reflects adoption of IFRS16 - 13:39
Brexit & China tariffs - 15:17
Future targets - 18:28
Paul Fineman, CEO
The strategy - 20:38
Experienced decentralised team - 24:28
Creating value for customers - 25:31
Opportunities by category & geography - 26:19
Acquisitions – 29:11
H2 focus - 32:21
Why invest? - 34:12
Q&A – 35:07
IG Design Group plc, formerly International Greetings plc, is engaged in the design, manufacture and distribution of gift packaging and greetings; stationery and creative play products, and design-led giftware. The Company's geographic segments include UK and Asia; Europe; USA, and Australia. The Company sells its products in over 150,000 stores across approximately 80 countries. It also offers a portfolio of licensed and customer bespoke products suitable for sale through multi channel distribution. The Company's products include crackers, pens and pencils, stickers, single cards and gift wrap. The Company offers its products under the brands A Star, B Stationery, Papercraft and Pepperpot. Its subsidiaries include Artwrap Pty Ltd, International Greetings UK Ltd, International Greetings USA, Inc, International Greetings Asia Ltd, The Huizhou Gift International Greetings Company Limited, Hoomark BV, Anchor International BV and Hoomark S.p.z.o.o.
Monday Dec 02, 2019
1pm (OPM) investor presentation at Mello London November 2019
Monday Dec 02, 2019
Monday Dec 02, 2019
Ian Smith, CEO and Ed Rimmer, COO give an overview of the business, and their strategy to grow from £140m loan book, to £350m by 2024.
Ian Smith, CEO
Introduction – 00:18
Who we are & what we do - 01:16
Market positioning - 02:46
Four operating divisions - 03:19
Core competencies - 07:10
Ed Rimmer, COO
The business model - 10:19
Financial highlights - 14:23
Strategic plan - 19:21
Management team - 25:47
Competition - 30:08
Summary - 31:47
Q&A – 33:25
1pm plc is a holding company. The Company provides financial services to the United Kingdom businesses. The Company finances a range of business assets to small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs). The Company offers small business loans, lease finance and hire purchase. The Company's leasing portfolio consists of a mixture of sectors and assets, such as garages, cleaners, fish and chip shops, and beauty salons. The Company offers equipment finance and hire purchase finance for various assets, such as Beauty equipment; Cleaning equipment; Manufacturing equipment; Medical equipment; Gym equipment; Catering/kitchen equipment; Restaurant/cafe/pub equipment; Copiers, faxes, scanners, projectors and printers; Security systems; Construction equipment; Furniture; Computers/Servers and hardware, and Telecoms equipment. The 1pm SME loan product is available to various businesses. The money borrowed can be used for various purposes, such as Audit fees, cash flow and Website design.
Friday Nov 29, 2019
Friday Nov 29, 2019
Spencer Crooks, ex Director of Market Making at Winterfloods talks to Tamzin Freeman, piworld.
Spencer gives us a fascinating insight into the day in the life of a Market Maker.
This is the first of two parts. The second part goes into more technical details of market making.
Both parts are a must watch, to understand what’s going on behind the scenes to determine how stocks are priced.
Spencer’s background – 00:22
What do Market Makers do? – 01:35
Risk management by Market Makers - 04:29
Market Makers: the institutions & retail - 06:22
Market Makers: the business model - 08:04
How do you set a price? - 11:37
How do you set the spread? - 14:32
How do you set the market size? - 16:11
The difference between quote driven or order driven stocks - 17:37
How helpful is Level 2 to the retail investor? – 19:18
The relationship with the broker – 21:40
What’s the relationship like between Market Makers? - 25:38
How large is the research function at Winterfloods? - 29:23
How many companies does an individual Market Maker cover? - 30:45
How is a stock priced on the morning of a profit warning? - 33:04
What makes a good market maker? - 35:34
About Spencer Crooks: Joined Bisgood Bishop in 1985. After takeover of Bisgood Bishop, traded at County NatWest until 1988, before leaving to join Winterflood Securities. Became a director in August 1999. Appointed FSI 2006.
Tuesday Nov 26, 2019
Creightons (CRL): interim results presentation for period ending 30.9.19
Tuesday Nov 26, 2019
Tuesday Nov 26, 2019
Bernard Johnson, Group Managing Director, Paul Forster, Group Finance and Commercial Director and Pippa Clark summarise the last six months both financially and operationally, and update us on what we can expect, going forward.
Bernard Johnson, Group Managing Director
Introduction – 00:18
Current performance – 01:29
Paul Forster, Group Finance & Commercial Director
Financial highlights – 02:45
Revenue – 06:59
Operating profit – 08:28
Profit margins/ EPS / cash – 09:51
Pippa Clark, Global Sales and Marketing
Division performance – 14:55
Private label highlights – 17:30
Brand highlights – 20:56
Brand developments – 24:10
Drivers for growth – 27:45
Bernard Johnson, Group Managing Director
Outlook – 31:26
Martin Hawes, Group Operations Director
Introduces himself – 35:06
Q&A – 36:14
Creightons plc is engaged in the development, marketing and manufacture of toiletries and fragrances. The Company operates through three business streams: private label business, contract manufacturing business and branded business. Its private label business focuses on private label products for high street retailers and supermarket chains. Its contract manufacturing business develops and manufactures products on behalf of third party brand owners. Its branded business develops, markets, sells and distributes products it has developed and owns the rights to. Its product portfolio includes bath and shower care, haircare, body care, baby and maternity, and fragrances, among others. Its services include market analysis, creative concept generation, product development, brand development, manufacturing and logistics. Its brands include Frizz No More, Volume Pro, Argan Body, Argan Smooth, Keratin Pro, Perfect Hair, Bronze Ambition, Sunshine Blonde, Beautiful Brunette and Just Hair.
Tuesday Nov 26, 2019
Inspired Energy (INSE) investor presentation at Mello London November 2019
Tuesday Nov 26, 2019
Tuesday Nov 26, 2019
This video can be seen at: https://www.piworld.co.uk/2019/11/26/inspired-energy-inse-investor-presentation-at-mello-london-november-2019/
Mark Dickinson, CEO talks us through the business proposition of Inspired Energy, and his strategy going forward. Mark is an experienced pair of hands, with 20 years’ experience in the sector, having been CEO of M&C Energy before selling to Schneider Electric in 2013.
Introduction - 00:18
The Journey – 01:25
Key stats as at August 2019 – 02:14
What do INSE do? - 02:25
The Market Opportunity – 10:00
Competitors - 13:30
Growth strategy - 14:50
IGNITE investment - 19:50
The Opportunity – 23:02
Inspired Energy PLC provides energy purchasing and energy consultancy services to corporate, and small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) energy users. The Company's segments include The Corporate division (Corporate), The SME division (SME) and PLC costs. The Corporate segment includes operations of Inspired Energy Solutions Limited, Direct Energy Purchasing Limited, Wholesale Power UK Limited and STC Energy and Carbon Holdings Limited. Corporate's services are primarily in the review, analysis and negotiation of gas and electricity contracts on behalf of corporate clients. It provides additional services, which include energy review and benchmarking, negotiation and bill validation. The SME segment includes the operations of Energisave Online Limited, KWH Consulting Limited and Simply Business Energy Limited. Within the SME division, the Company's energy consultants contact prospective SME clients to offer reduced tariffs and contracts based on the situation of the customer.
Friday Nov 22, 2019
Kape Technologies (KAPE) Mello London November 2019 investor presentation
Friday Nov 22, 2019
Friday Nov 22, 2019
An overview of Kape (formerly Crossrider), by Ido Erlichman, CEO. This was recorded BEFORE the game changing acquisition of LTMI Holdings. It gives great insight to the strategy, and the lay of the land before LTMI.
Introduction – 00:18
Investment highlights – 00:53
KAPE in numbers - 01:58
H1 highlights - 03:08
Consumer digital privacy market drivers - 05:22
Significant growth opportunity - 07:24
Core software products - 09:01
Consumer focussed interface - 10:12
Growing subscription base - 11:01
Financial performance - 11:51
Cash flow analysis - 12:45
ROI growth - 13:20
A de-risked revenue model with strong visibility - 15:04
Existing cohorts are a growing source of future collections - 17:06
KPIs - 17:43
ZenMate & Intego - 18:35
Ongoing growth strategy - 20:09
Summary - 22:18
Q&A - 23:32
Kape Technologies PLC, formerly Crossrider plc, is a United Kingdom-based online distribution and digital product company. The Company operates through three segments: App Distribution, Media, and Web Apps and License. Through the App Distribution segment, the Company offers Reimage, a computer repair software; DriverAgent, a driver repair software; CyberGhost, a virtual private network solution, and associated services. The Company’s Media division provides media and advertising technology services that include media buying, ad agency services, and ad serving technologies. It offers Ajillion, a mobile ad server and exchange; Definiti Media, an advertisement network, and crossmob, a mobile marketing application. Through the Web Apps and License division, the Company licenses web apps monetization platform and associated technologies.
Friday Nov 22, 2019
Friday Nov 22, 2019
This video can be seen at: https://www.piworld.co.uk/2019/11/22/what-went-wrong-at-woodford-a-forensic-investigation-of-the-woodford-equity-income-fund-history/
By Edward Page Croft, Founder Stockopedia, speaking at Mello London 2019.
Ed uses the research tools offered by Stockopedia to expose the investing themes across the lifetime of the Woodford Equity Income Fund. Although nothing can be done to reverse events for Woodford holders, there are insights we can all learn for our own more successful investing; especially with the help of Stockopedia!
Agenda – 01:49
Woodford: The Perpetual Years 1988-2014 – 02:28
2012: A sign of things to come? – 03:07
Woodford Capital: 2014-2018 – 04:31
Stockopedia: framework for analysis – 05:21
Woodford Fund holdings 2014 – 15:03
Woodford Fund holdings 2015 – 21:02
Woodford Fund holdings 2016 – 23:57
Northwest Biotherapeutics – 26:35
Speculative, healthcare, momentum? – 27:47
Woodford Fund holdings 2017 – 28:20
WEIF Assets under management – 28:53
2017 the tipping point – 29:23
PurpleBricks & Burford Capital – 31:16
Woodford Fund holdings 2018 & redemptions – 32:49
AstraZeneca – 37:51
2019 – 38:33
WEIF portfolio over time – 41:20
The insights we can all learn – 46:20
About Edward Page Croft.
Ed has been the steward of the Stockopedia mission since day one with the goal of building the systematic toolkit to solve his own behavioural biases. Ed was an Oxford Scholar, graduating with first class honours before going on to work as an asset manager and private client broker at Goldman Sachs. Ed has a mystery song on Youtube that gets playlisted more than the Beatles and likes to bowl awkward fast medium bouncers.
Thursday Nov 21, 2019
Charles Stanley (CAY) interim results to 30.09.19
Thursday Nov 21, 2019
Thursday Nov 21, 2019
This video can be seen at: https://www.piworld.co.uk/2019/11/21/charles-stanley-cay-interim-results-to-30-09-19/
Paul Abberley, CEO, and Ben Money-Coutts, CFO, give an overview financially and operationally on the first half, inspiring confidence for the full year.
Paul Abberley, CEO
Results overview - 00:24
Ben Money-Coutts, CFO
Financial highlights - 00:57
Transformation programme: financial – 04:01
Paul Abberley, CEO
Transformation programme: sales – 06:19
Transformation programme: Operational efficiency – 07:11
Outlook – 08:36
Charles Stanley Group PLC is an investment company. The Company provides investment management services, financial planning and pension administration. The Company's segments are Investment Management Services, Asset Management, Financial Planning, Charles Stanley Direct and Support functions. The Investment Management Services division provides personal investment services to individuals, companies, trusts and charities and includes platform dealing, custody and self-invested personal pension (SIPP) and individual savings account (ISA) administration services. The Asset Management division provides specialist asset management services, through its range of pooled funds, active and passive model portfolios, inheritance tax (IHT) services and investment research to the Investment Management Services division and clients. The Financial Planning division provides financial planning and advice. Charles Stanley Direct provides direct-to-client online dealing and fund broking services.
Wednesday Nov 20, 2019
GetBusy (GETB) presentation at Mello London November 2019
Wednesday Nov 20, 2019
Wednesday Nov 20, 2019
By Paul Haworth, CFO.
Paul describes the background of GetBusy, their products, their markets, and their vision for growth.
What does GETB do? – 00:35
Origins to the present – 00:54
Major shareholders – 01:58
GETB products – 02:23
The problems GETB solve – 03:17
GETB document management products – 06:10
GETB markets – 08:11
GETB growth drivers – 09:05
Customers – 10:26
Pricing – 12:02
Competitors – 14:17
The strategy – 16:12
GetBusy new product – 19:32
Financials – 23:10
Upcoming events – 27:07
Summary & priorities – 27:59
Q&A – 29:05
GetBusy plc is a United Kingdom-based company. The company is engaged in document management software business. The Company’s product offering includes Virtual Cabinet and SmartVault. The Virtual cabinet is document management software focused on the medium size to enterprise size content management (ECM) markets. It is used by accounting firms in the United Kingdom. SmartVault product is document management software targeting the professional small and medium enterprise (SME) market. The Company has operations across the United Kingdom, United States, Australia and New Zealand.
Monday Nov 18, 2019
Polar Capital Global Financials Trust (PCFT) at Mello November 2019
Monday Nov 18, 2019
Monday Nov 18, 2019
By Nick Brind, Fund Manager
Introduction – 00:18
The financial sector 10 yr performance - 01:38
Bank balance sheets - 02:10
Banks appetite for risk reduced - 03:32
Few signs of balance sheet stress – 05:19
Banks have significantly more liquidity - 06:17
FinTech - 07:37
Monzo & Revolut v One Savings Bank & Close Brothers v peer to peer - 08:30
Peak regulations for banks? - 14:00
How are the banks reacting to challengers? - 16:03
Capital return - 18:20
US Consumer leverage has fallen - 19:27
Have macro concerns outweighed fundamentals - 21:07
Bank have significantly de-rated - 22:40
Polar Capital Global Financials Trust - 25:43
PCFT performance v UK banks and competitor funds - 26:43
Top holdings & Geographic exposure - 27:25
Q&A - 28:18
Polar Capital Global Financials Trust plc is an investment trust company. The Company's investment objective is to generate for investors a growing dividend income together with capital appreciation. The Company seeks to achieve its objective by investing in a global portfolio consisting of listed or quoted securities issued by companies in the financial sector operating in the banking, insurance, property and other sub-sectors. The portfolio is diversified by geography, industry sub-sector and stock market capitalisation. It may invest through equities, index-linked and other debt securities, cash deposits, money market instruments, foreign currency exchange transactions, forward transactions, index options and other instruments, including derivatives. It offers investors a range of funds diversified by asset class, geographical and sectorial specialisation. The Company's investment manager and advisor is Polar Capital LLP.
Monday Nov 18, 2019
Belvoir Group (BLV) presentation at Mello November 2019
Monday Nov 18, 2019
Monday Nov 18, 2019
By Dorian Gonsalves, CEO
Introduction & overview – 00:18
The Belvoir business – 04:07
Belvoir’s markets - 11:37
Belvoir’s future - 17:36
The investment case - 24:58
Q&A - 26:30
Belvoir Group PLC, formerly Belvoir Lettings PLC is a United Kingdom-based company engaged in selling, supporting and training residential lettings franchises. The Company operates a nationwide property franchise group with four brands that offer a range of services in property rental, property management, residential lettings, buy to let and property sales. Its property franchise group manages approximately 58,000 properties in Grantham, Lincolnshire.
Thursday Nov 07, 2019
ZOO Digital Group (ZOO) H1 19 investor presentation
Thursday Nov 07, 2019
Thursday Nov 07, 2019
By Stuart Green, CEO & Phil Blundell, CFO
Stuart Green, CEO
ZOO at a glance – 00:18
Phil Blundell, CFO
Financial highlights - 02:36
Stuart Green, CEO
Operational highlights - 04:32
OTT video market - 09:57
Growth – Four Strategic Pillars - 14:10
Innovate - 14:59
Scale – 17:30
Collaboration – 18:50
Partner – 20:51
Phil Blundell, CFO
Statement of income - 21:50
Consolidated financial position - 24:36
Segmental analysis - 25:40
Stuart Green, CEO
Outlook – 27:55
Investment summary - 29:58
Q&A – 32:00
ZOO Digital Group plc is a holding company. The Company's principal activities include provision of a range of services to allow television and movie content to be subtitled in any language and prepared for sale with online retailers, and research and development of productivity software in those areas. The Company operates through two segments: Software solutions, which includes development, consultancy and software sales, and Media production, which includes localization and design. The Company offers services, including subtitling, captioning, dubbing and digital distribution. The Company offers services through its cloud computing platforms, including ZOOsubs, which offers subtitling and captioning services; ZOOcore, which is a workflow management platform; ZOOstudio, which is a self-service distribution platform for ordering, tracking and delivering digital content packages, and ZOOdubs, which is a dubbing process management platform.
Wednesday Nov 06, 2019
WHIreland (WHI) H1 results November 2019
Wednesday Nov 06, 2019
Wednesday Nov 06, 2019
CEO Phillip Wale presents an overview of the Group's half year results to 3oth September 2019.
Overview - 00:19
Financial highlights - 00:50
Wealth Management - 01:39
Corporate and institutional broking - 02:12
Board appointments - 02:55
Proposed placing - 03:27
Summary & outlook - 04:00
WH Ireland Group plc is a holding company. The Company's principal activities are the provision of wealth management and corporate finance advice, research, products and services to the private clients, and small and medium sized companies. It operates through two segments, which include Private Wealth Management and Corporate Broking. The Private Wealth Management segment offers investment management advice and services to individuals and contains its wealth planning business, giving advice on and acting as intermediary for a range of financial products. The Corporate Broking segment provides corporate finance and corporate broking advice and services to the companies, and acts as nominated advisor to clients listed on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM). The Corporate Broking segment contains its institutional sales and research business, which carries out stockbroking activities on behalf of companies, as well as conducting research into markets of interest to its clients.
Tuesday Nov 05, 2019
Castleton Technology (CTP) H1 results November 2019
Tuesday Nov 05, 2019
Tuesday Nov 05, 2019
CEO Dean Dickinson and CFO Haywood Chapman, talk about the Group’s interim results for the period ending 30th September 2019
Introduction – 00:22
Recent challenges & solutions– 00:37
Financial highlights – 05:49
Operational progress – 07:14
Client wins – 10:26
Cross-selling – 11:42
Growth Strategy – 12:46
Summary & outlook – 13:10
Castleton Technology plc, formerly Redstone PLC, is an investment holding company. The Company is engaged in providing software and managed services to the public and not-for-profit sectors, mainly the social housing sector. Its segments include Managed Services, which consists of Castleton Managed Services Limited and Keylogic Limited, and Software Solutions, which consists of the results of Castleton Software Solutions Limited, Kypera Limited and Kypera Pty. It offers KYPERA FINANCIALS, a finance solution, which uses a single ledger format; EDRM, which is an electronic document and records management system that allows organization to manage its documents and supporting information; P2P, which manages repairs and non-repairs processes and integrates finance and repairs system; AGILE, OPUS SERVICE CHARGES and MANAGED SERVICES. Its subsidiaries include Castleton Technology Intermediate Holding Company Limited, Castleton Group Holdings Limited and Castleton Information Group Limited.