Grafenia

GRA: 7.55 0.00 (0.00%)

Delayed:2016-11-25 18:15:01
Bid Price 7.50 High Price 7.55
Ask Price 8.00 Low Price 7.55
Open Price 7.75 Spread 6.45%
Prev Close 7.75 Volume 17,391.00

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Grafenia Share Price Information

Name Grafenia Epic GRA
Sector Support Services ISIN GB0009638130
Activites Grafenia plc (formerly Printing.com plc) offers a broad product range including leaflets, booklets, postcards, promotional cards, invitations, letterheads and business cards to consumers and small- and medium-sized companies. Unlike its competitors, printing.com Franchises and Stores do not depend on any printing equipment on location. The Company’s printing and ancillary equipment is based at the centralised Production Hub with the head office in Manchester. All work is produced in full four colour rather than two colour. Delivery to the customer is usually within three days. The UK printing sector has traditionally been served by smaller printing companies or other On Demand Printers and is estimated to be worth some £1 billion. Security Type Equity

Key numbers

Latest Share Price (p) 7.75 Net Gearing (%) 28.11
Market Cap (£m) 3.41 Gross Gearing (%) 36.40
Shares in issue (m) 45.41 Debt Ratio 12.85
P/E Ratio 53.57 Debt-to-Equity Ratio 0.26
Divs per share (p) 0.25 Assets / Equity Ratio 1.57
Dividend Yield (%) 2.86 Price to book value 0.65
Dividend Cover 0.91 SROCE (%) -4.31
Earning per share (p) 0.14 EPS Growth (%) -92.22
52-week high / low (p) 16.50 / 6.00 DPS Growth (%) -83.33

Grafenia Broker Views

Date Broker Rec. Price Old target price New target price Notes
14 Oct N+1 Singer Corporate 7.55 Reiterates
17 Jul N+1 Singer Corporate 7.55 Reiterates
08 Jun N+1 Singer Corporate 7.55 Reiterates
07 Apr N+1 Singer Corporate 7.55 Reiterates
19 Feb N+1 Singer Corporate 7.55 Reiterates

Grafenia Director Deals

Date Director Type Volume / Price Trade Value
16 Nov 2016 Peter Gunning Buy 250000 @ 8.00p £20,000.00
09 Nov 2016 Conrad Bona Buy 90000 @ 6.39p £5,751.00

Grafenia Company News

Director Deals – Grafenia (GRA)

Peter Gunning, Chief Executive Officer, bought 250,000 shares in the company on the 16th November 2016 at a price of 8.00p. The Director now holds 1,250,000 shares.


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Director Deals – Grafenia (GRA)

Conrad Bona, Non Executive Director, bought 90,000 shares in the company on the 8th November 2016 at a price of 6.39p. The Director now holds 540,000 shares.


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FTSE tiptoes higher as all eyes on US election

London stocks tiptoed higher in early deals as the market’s attention turns to the acrimonious US election contest between Democrat candidate Hilary Clinton and Republican hopeful Donald Trump, overshadowing UK’s non-binding Brexit soap for at least a few days.

Soon after the open, FTSE 100 was up 3.31 points, or 0.05%, to 6810.21, while FTSE 250 was up 22.32, or 0.13%, to 17,480.0. Risers outnumbered fallers roughly 63 to 37; most share-price moves were muted.

Associated British Foods (ABF), up 6.05% to 2639.5p to lead blue chips, reported a year of progress for all of its businesses with a substantial expansion in Primark’s selling space. Adjusted profit before tax rose 5% to £1.07bn, while dividends per share was up 5% to 36.75p.

Otherwise, it was miners, property, utilities and pharmas in focus. Randgold (RRS) added 1.87% to 6800p, while Intu (INTU) firmed 1.22% to 272.8p, United Utilities (UU.) gained 0.74% to 921.25p and Hikma (HIK) rose 2.44% to 1681p. Several of sector pals followed, but others fell.

To the downside, Imperial Brands (IMB) fell 2.62% to 3703.25p as it reported another strong FY performance with great results from its expanded US business. The dividend is up 109.1% at 155.2p per share. Operating profits were up 12.1% at £2.23bn.

M&S (MKS), up 1.63% to 354.7p, said its H1 statutory pretax profit fell 88.4% to £25.1m, from £216.0m. Interim dividend was 6.8p a share. It proposed about 60% fewer Clothing & Home stores in its UK estate, and internationally planned to cease trading in 10 loss-making owned markets.

Direct Line (DLG), up 0.66% to 352.2p, traded well in Q3 with good policy and premium growth. The company had maintained its underwriting discipline and reiterated that it expected to be towards the lower end of its 93%-95% combined operating ratio target range.

Aveva Group (AVV), up 0.06% to 1780p, said its revenue rose 3% to £84.3m in the six months to end-September. Adjusted pretax profits were broadly flat at £9.1m, from £9.3m. Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), down 0.11% to 186.3p, announces, with agreement of the FCA, a new complaints process.

BIGGER MOVERS

Avocet Mining (AVM), up 23.48% to 71p, said a judge in Ouagadougou has ordered the lifting of the seizure of the gold shipment that took place on Oct. 7. It continues to explore solutions to resolve the $3.4m legal claim made by ex-employees against Societe des Mines de Belahourou SA. Steps are being taken to recover the seized gold for export and to reinstate normal gold shipments thereafter. It intends to resume operations at Inata later this week if possible.

Grafenia (GRA), down 25.71% to 6.5p, has posts an H1 operating loss before restructuring costs of £0.38m, from a loss of £0.10m a year ago, and a pretax loss of £0.41m, from a loss of £0.20m last time.

LONDON HIGHLIGHTS

Getech (GTC), down 15% to 25.5p, said its FY pretax profits fell to £671,000, down from £1,992,000 last time.

Orogen Gold (ORE), up 14.71% to 0.02p, said the first hole of its step-out drilling programme at the Mutsk gold project in southern Armenia has intercepted gold mineralisation 160m south of previous drilling.

Venn Life Sciences (VENN), up 6.42% to 24.88p, has signed a new contract worth €2.5m with Sedana Medical AB.

Savannah Resources (SAV), up 5.71% to 4.62p, has announced an initial resource estimation over two of the four deposits defined at the Mutamba project, Mozambique. Initial Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate of 3.5bn tonnes at 3.8% Total Heavy Minerals.

Northern Bear (NTBR), up 5.5% to 48p, has improved its H1 pretax profit to £1.1m, from a profit of £0.9m. Its net bank debt fell to £2.0m, from £4.0m a year earlier.

San Leon Energy (SLE), up 1.8% to 42.5p, and Avobone N.V. and Avobone Poland B.V. have settled a number of ongoing disputes between them, and between certain of San Leon’s subsidiaries, in respect of various matters including a final award in an ICC arbitration dated 21 May 2015.

Telit Communications (TCM), up 1.6% to 253.75p, has increased its adjusted EBITDA and earnings per share guidance towards the middle and upper end of the previous range, as a result of better gross margin and operational cost discipline.

Other stocks in the news included Jardine Lloyd Thompson (JLT), Ceres Power (CWR), John Lewis of Hungerford (JLH), Paysafe (PAYS), Craneware (CRW) and Punch Taverns (PUB).




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Grafenia earnings fall

Grafenia’s turnover fell to £5.14m in the six months to the end of September from £5.28m and earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation of £0.46m were down from £0.59m last time.

The group posts an operating Loss before restructuring costs of £0.38m compared with a loss of £0.10m a year ago and a pre-tax loss of £0.41m compared with a loss of £0.20m last time.

Chief executive Peter Gunning said: “This has been an important and busy six months as we continue to transition the Company’s business model. We have taken key and necessary steps to reposition our Channels for growth.”




At 8:07am: (LON:GRA) Grafenia share price was -2.25p at 6.5p



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FLASH: Grafenia earnings fall






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