piw
31 Jan 2020
Webinar: SThree FY19 results presentation given 27 Jan 2020 Webinar of SThree (STEM was STHR) FY19 results presentation, given to analysts on Monday 27.1.20. By CEO Mark Dorman and CFO Alex Smith piworld.co.uk SThree (STEM) FY results presentation (year end 30th November 2019) Analyst presentation January 2019 by Mark Dorman, CEO & Alex Smith, CFO Mark Dorman, CEO Who is SThree? - 00:39 Our purpose - 02
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piw
22 Jul 2019
STHR analyst presentation 22.7.19 STHR analyst presentation 22.7.19 piworld.co.uk SThree (STHR) H1 results presentation 22nd July 2019 CEO Mark Dorman and CFO Alex Smith present the company’s half year results for the six months ending 31st May 2019. Mark Dorman, CEO Introduction – 00:18 Al
Simbr
10 Jun 2016
weak performance Liberum note out this morning on Research Tree: "Despite a weaker than expected performance in the permanent business and the US, 1H16 gross profit was broadly in line with our expectations. This result reflects the continued strength of Continental Europe, where gross profit was up 18% y/y. Although we believe that majority of the issues in the US are transitory, the continued weakness in Banking and Finance, alongside uncertainties in the UK associated with Brexit, lead us to err on the side of caution and trim our FY16 EPS estimates by 1%."
Simbrad
10 Jun 2016
Liberum note out this morning on Research Tree: "Despite a weaker than expected performance in the permanent business and the US, 1H16 gross profit was broadly in line with our expectations. This result reflects the continued strength of Continental Europe, where gross profit was up 18% y/y. Although we believe that majority of the issues in the US are transitory, the continued weakness in Banking and Finance, alongside uncertainties in the UK associated with Brexit, lead us to err on the side of caution and trim our FY16 EPS estimates by 1%."
Omaha man
11 Mar 2016
Back in The profits recovery last year and continued progress this year so far mean this is now back to a PE only just in double figures with an easily sustainable yield of over 4.5%. The energy side of their business is clearly going to continue to decline, but has fallen so far that it probably cannot do any real damage from now on, just slow the growth elsewhere. Clearly if you think the world is heading back into recession then this will struggle. Personally I don't think that's the case and in view of the positive trading statement today I have bought back in to a modest degree.
II Editor
01 Feb 2016
NEW ARTICLE: SThree: People profit may be a chimera "Recruiter SThree’s people are both the biggest strength and the principal weakness in the case for investing in the company.[SThree]([link] annual report shows ..."[link]
mcescher
29 Jul 2015
Analysis of STHR Looking like a solid dividend payer [link]
II Editor
05 Feb 2015
NEW ARTICLE: SThree: A subtly shifting strategy "Rising revenue and adjusted profit could mark a return to form for recruiter SThree, a company that specialises in specialists. In the year ending November 2014, SThree increased revenue 18% and adjusted profit 30%, although the company ..."[link]
