Chis Lines
31 Jul 2015
Re: Bought some more today. problem is the insiders are well ahead of the gam
casabanker
30 Jul 2015
Bought some more today. I have just bought considerably more ENTU shares at 112.7 including dealing costs. I am assuming today's fall is due to ex-dividend day. I think the reason for the drop from 140+ was due to the fact that the management did not let anyone know that the first half of their financial year was going to be "soft". The order book is strong so it looks as though they are busy now and are trading "in line with market expectations". As we are now nearly three quarters of the way through their financial year, the management should know how the trading is going so I am hopeful the second half will make up for the first.Casa.
Chis Lines
30 Jul 2015
Re: Results Anyone know the reason for H1 2015 numbers lower than H12014?
IOMINVESTCOM
22 Jul 2015
Paul Scott's view on Entu Apologies if all ready seen or posted.I agree with his viewpoint[link]
Alligator77
21 Jul 2015
Re: Results Yes - hold, they will come back
whilstev
21 Jul 2015
Re: Results Results were released early I think because of the recent run on the shares and rumour of profit warning. In the end the results were slightly down on my expectations but as you say the forward visibility for future profits is more encouraging so I will continue to hold for now.
Courtier1
21 Jul 2015
Results Interesting set of results - slightly odd timing mind!!!Sell off from 130p looks like an over-reaction to me. Company doesn't appear to be over-exposed to subsidies generally (either through energy companies or govt), is on track to meet expectations, has little exposure to European VAT ruling and a reasonable net cash position at 5% of market cap. Order book at £30m suggest better forward visibility too.Second half traditionally better than first sort of suggests to me that I should expect to see 10-11p eps and with a 7.2% yield here. on 12-13* earnings 120-145p looks more reasonable - that would yield 6.7 - 5.5%, none of which looks massively out of range.
pendil
15 Jul 2015
Re: Share price dive In the short term perception is much more important than reality. But reality should come next Wednesday, with the half year results which will presumably include an outlook statement
pmrleahy
15 Jul 2015
Share price dive I can only conclude yesterday + today's share price dive is the result of a Financial Times article noting that the Government is set to cut the Green Deal Home Improvement Fund entirely by 2017. We're probably also still feeling the effects of the ECJ judgement. See: [link] through the IPO documentation it is not immediately clear how much money ENTU makes from this deal. And to what extent would consumers go ahead with energy efficiency product purchases regardless of the funds anyway? I suspect the SP fall has been overdone given it was trading cheaply anyway.Any views?
FizzyPop
17 Jun 2015
Re: Today's price fall 8p dps due circa Oct. Say 6% yield. Easy to look up with minimal effort.
The OTC-man
16 Jun 2015
Re: Today's price fall And I thought the fall was due to ex-dividend... When are dividends due? Supposed to be so very very high for this company.
pmrleahy
14 May 2015
Double glazing benefiting from pension reforms According to tweets from a conference on the pension reforms today, commentators are saying that the pension reforms seem to be benefiting double-glazing more than fast cars so far. Good news for ENTU and SFE investors!This share is currently trading on a P/E of just over 10 based on 2015 estimates (which I think could be slightly conservative) with a 6% yield so plenty more share price action to come.
maerskcon1
10 Feb 2015
Impressive final figures A good start to life in AIM plus a special divi to boot. Entu look like a good addition to an ISA for future growth. Mc1
II Editor
05 Feb 2015
NEW ARTICLE: 10 shares to give you a £10,000 annual income "British workers will receive above-inflation pay rises this year, for the first time since 2008. At least that's what the majority of the country's finance directors believe, according to the latest survey from accountancy firm Deloitte.That's ..."[link]
casabanker
22 Dec 2014
Re: Why transfer your holding? I should think that tax reasons will be the favourite reason for transferring his total holding. For a start, an 8% dividend will no doubt attract a 40% rate at least for Mr Kennedy whereas if his wife has no income, then the dividend can be received without the extra tax take. Let's hope the relationship stays strong. Casa.
