Author: Michael Taylor
Totally (TLY) undervalued? Healthy cash collection and profits
Totally plc provides solutions to the healthcare sector and is primarily in the business of providing outsourced departments for the NHS. Management are carrying out ... Read More
Nakama Group (NAK) – Recruiting for profit
Nakama is an international recruitment business that has been listed since 1999 (previously Highams Systems Services Group). It previously traded in Australia until the closure ... Read More
Coral Products (CRU) – Value lying at the bottom of the sea bed
Coral Products (CRU) is a UK-based manufacturer and distributor of plastic injection and molded products for a variety of sectors. This includes personal care and ... Read More
Starcom (STAR) – Track and trace technology in a global market
Starcom plc provides wireless solutions for remote tracking, monitoring, and protection of assets, shipping and freight, and people. It provides a service that is needed ... Read More
Management Resource Solutions (MRS) – Dig a single digit PE that is growing
Management Resource Solutions (MRS) is a UK listed company operating in the Hunter Valley in Australia, offering maintenance support, mining services, and labour hire. It ... Read More
Falanx (FLX) – A buy and build play in an industry ripe for consolidation
Falanx Group provides global cyber security and intelligence services, working with blue-chip and government clients. The company is now embarking on a buy and build ... Read More
Ophir Energy (OPHR) – Follow the money
Ophir Energy is an independent upstream oil and gas exploration and production company focused on Asia and Africa. Its share price reached a high of ... Read More
Patisserie Holdings (CAKE) – Going down like a wet victoria sponge
It's not often a few million quid goes missing. But it's the second time this year now that it has, after Conviviality's (CVR) cratering back ... Read More
Anglo African Oil & Gas (AAOG) – Multi-horizon well with big speculative upside
Anglo African Oil & Gas is an exploration company in the Congo which has completed two workover wells (TLP-101 and TLP-102) with the goal of ... Read More
Distil (DIS) – Serving up more sales growth and profitability
Distil is a United Kingdom based holding company that fully owns its alcoholic brands. It's not a distiller or a property owner. Instead, it markets ... Read More
Xeros Technology (XSG) – Washing shareholders of their cash
Xeros Technology is another example of an AIM company that does a magic trick with shareholder cash. In January, it announced it would raise more ... Read More
Bidstack (BIDS) – Profit from a whole new world of advertising
Bidstack is a provider of in-game native advertising, which means it injects adverts that replicate the same visuals as the video game itself. These adverts ... Read More
Food still off in the dining sector
Mention that you own shares in a restaurant stock and you’ll immediately be met with incredulous gazes and exclaims of horror. But is the restaurant ... Read More
Footasylum (FOOT) – Run a mile from this botched float
Footasylum listed almost a year ago now, and has been a real headache for any IPO holders. Headache is perhaps a little conservative, as the ... Read More
Koovs (KOOV) – Another roll of the dice for the world’s final frontier
Koovs is an Indian Western clothing e-tailer competing for the final frontier in internet commerce. Billed as the next ASOS, Koovs has many an old ... Read More
Time Out (TMO) – Horrific losses and cash burn make for grim reading
If most companies on AIM erode (destroy in some cases) shareholder value, and a third of these by 90% or more, why are AIM investors ... Read More
Gear4music (G4M) – Is the music playing a different tune?
Personally, I do not think this is a great update. Are there positives? Of course. Sales are 36% ahead of expectations. “Good progress” made with ... Read More