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21 November 2023
Capita plc (Capita) implementing significant cost reduction programme
https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/capita/news/rns/story/…
In its Half Year Results, Capita outlined that its medium-term target to double its operating margin to 6% was underpinned by cost savings of £40m per annum on an annualised basis by the end of 2024. Based on an extensive organisational review, the Group will shortly commence employee consultation programmes which are expected to deliver cost savings of £60m on an annualised basis from Q1 2024.
The organisational changes proposed primarily impact indirect support function and overhead roles which mean that approximately 900 roles are at risk of redundancy. We expect to recognise exceptional costs in respect of this programme in the order of £27m in the income statement for the year ending 31 December 2023 with the cash impact expected to fall into Q1 2024.
The group continues to trade in line with its expectations, delivering positive operational and financial performance and has won contracts with a total contract value (TCV) of £2.85bn year to date (2022 full year TCV: £2.59bn).
The Group will make a pre-close statement on 14 December 2023 and the Full Year Results announcement is planned for 6 March 2024.
Jon Lewis, Chief Executive Officer, said: “We are, today, announcing the accelerated delivery of the efficiency savings announced in our Half Year Results with a £20m increase in overhead cost reduction to £60m on an annualised basis from Q1 2024.
As part of the organisational review which underpins the programme we are announcing today, we continue to identify further areas of cost efficiency and will pursue these during 2024.”
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21 November 2023
Capita plc (Capita) implementing significant cost reduction programme
https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/capita/news/rns/story/…
In its Half Year Results, Capita outlined that its medium-term target to double its operating margin to 6% was underpinned by cost savings of £40m per annum on an annualised basis by the end of 2024. Based on an extensive organisational review, the Group will shortly commence employee consultation programmes which are expected to deliver cost savings of £60m on an annualised basis from Q1 2024.
The organisational changes proposed primarily impact indirect support function and overhead roles which mean that approximately 900 roles are at risk of redundancy. We expect to recognise exceptional costs in respect of this programme in the order of £27m in the income statement for the year ending 31 December 2023 with the cash impact expected to fall into Q1 2024.
The group continues to trade in line with its expectations, delivering positive operational and financial performance and has won contracts with a total contract value (TCV) of £2.85bn year to date (2022 full year TCV: £2.59bn).
The Group will make a pre-close statement on 14 December 2023 and the Full Year Results announcement is planned for 6 March 2024.
Jon Lewis, Chief Executive Officer, said: “We are, today, announcing the accelerated delivery of the efficiency savings announced in our Half Year Results with a £20m increase in overhead cost reduction to £60m on an annualised basis from Q1 2024.
As part of the organisational review which underpins the programme we are announcing today, we continue to identify further areas of cost efficiency and will pursue these during 2024.”
4.8.
https://www.capita.com/investors
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=> die Tranformation" bleibt auch weiterhin eine zähe Angelegenheit: mit Karacho zurück auf "Los":
https://www.capita.com/investors
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=> die Tranformation" bleibt auch weiterhin eine zähe Angelegenheit: mit Karacho zurück auf "Los":
"TURNAROUND" haben sie gesagt =>
https://www.capita.com/news/capita-plc-full-year-results-202…
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Outlook - Core Capita
• In 2023 we expect further acceleration of revenue growth in Capita Public Service based on strong pipeline and continued revenue stability in Capita Experience. Medium term outlook of mid-single digit revenue growth in both divisions
• Core Capita (excluding Capita Portfolio businesses) EBIT margin (2022: 2.9%) expected to at least double over the medium term helped by revenue growth and mix coupled with ongoing efficiency delivery
• Expect cash generated by operations in 2023 to be broadly in line with 2022. Increasing investment in digital solutions in a disciplined and focused manner - capital expenditure expected to be £50-60m in 2023.
• Incremental growth in free cash flow over the medium term from continued profit growth, reduction in pension deficit payments and interest costs
• Net financial debt (pre-IFRS 16)/EBITDA target remains ≤1.0x (2022: 0.5x) and expect reduced level of net financial debt following completion of disposal programme
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https://www.capita.com/news/capita-plc-full-year-results-202…
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Outlook - Core Capita
• In 2023 we expect further acceleration of revenue growth in Capita Public Service based on strong pipeline and continued revenue stability in Capita Experience. Medium term outlook of mid-single digit revenue growth in both divisions
• Core Capita (excluding Capita Portfolio businesses) EBIT margin (2022: 2.9%) expected to at least double over the medium term helped by revenue growth and mix coupled with ongoing efficiency delivery
• Expect cash generated by operations in 2023 to be broadly in line with 2022. Increasing investment in digital solutions in a disciplined and focused manner - capital expenditure expected to be £50-60m in 2023.
• Incremental growth in free cash flow over the medium term from continued profit growth, reduction in pension deficit payments and interest costs
• Net financial debt (pre-IFRS 16)/EBITDA target remains ≤1.0x (2022: 0.5x) and expect reduced level of net financial debt following completion of disposal programme
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16.9.
Capita agrees to sell payment transactions arm Pay360 to The Access Group in £150m deal
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/capita-agrees-to-sell-…
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Capita has announced a deal to offload its payment transactions business as part of measures to streamline operations and slash debts.
The outsourcing giant said that it would earn £150million from the sale of Pay360 Limited to Access PaySuite, a division of software provider The Access Group.
Pay360 processes over 250 million card transactions worth more than £11billion each year for major companies like WH Smith, broadband operator Plusnet, and model railway maker Hornby, according to its website.
For the first half of this year, it earned £27.3million in revenue, underlying earnings of £10.5million and posted a pre-tax profit of £3.1million, while its gross assets at the end of June totalled £63.6million.
Approval of the deal is conditional on the approval of shareholders and the Financial Conduct Authority, as well as confirmation from the UK Government that no further action will be taken under the National Security and Investment Act.
Chief executive Jon Lewis said the deal would be 'a great opportunity for the new owners to help Pay360 realise its full potential, and our colleagues at Pay360 will also benefit from the focus that this change of ownership will bring'.
He added: 'Capita will utilise the cash proceeds of the sale to benefit our digital offerings for clients and further reduce net debt.'
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Capita agrees to sell payment transactions arm Pay360 to The Access Group in £150m deal
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/capita-agrees-to-sell-…
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Capita has announced a deal to offload its payment transactions business as part of measures to streamline operations and slash debts.
The outsourcing giant said that it would earn £150million from the sale of Pay360 Limited to Access PaySuite, a division of software provider The Access Group.
Pay360 processes over 250 million card transactions worth more than £11billion each year for major companies like WH Smith, broadband operator Plusnet, and model railway maker Hornby, according to its website.
For the first half of this year, it earned £27.3million in revenue, underlying earnings of £10.5million and posted a pre-tax profit of £3.1million, while its gross assets at the end of June totalled £63.6million.
Approval of the deal is conditional on the approval of shareholders and the Financial Conduct Authority, as well as confirmation from the UK Government that no further action will be taken under the National Security and Investment Act.
Chief executive Jon Lewis said the deal would be 'a great opportunity for the new owners to help Pay360 realise its full potential, and our colleagues at Pay360 will also benefit from the focus that this change of ownership will bring'.
He added: 'Capita will utilise the cash proceeds of the sale to benefit our digital offerings for clients and further reduce net debt.'
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 68.997.896 von faultcode am 09.08.21 13:08:32Rumms!
13.12.
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Capita plc - Pre-close update & proforma historical financial info
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https://uk.news.yahoo.com/capita-plc-pre-close-proforma-0700…
13.12.
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Capita plc - Pre-close update & proforma historical financial info
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https://uk.news.yahoo.com/capita-plc-pre-close-proforma-0700…
Trading Spotlight
Capita mit sehr ansehlichem Q2-Bericht:
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Capita scores half a billion pound outsourcing contract, but refuses to name (or shame?) lucky 'European telco' customer
https://www.theregister.com/2021/06/15/capita_europe_telco_d…
https://www.theregister.com/2021/06/15/capita_europe_telco_d…
Brexit DEAL wird auch für CAPITA gut sein.
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Warum ist hier so wenig los? Die Aktie steigt stetig an, Unternehmen mit viel Potenzial
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 65.660.172 von faultcode am 10.11.20 17:22:43bis vor Kurzem waren Asset Manager in UK-Aktien historisch gesehen unterinvestiert:
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 65.489.117 von faultcode am 25.10.20 13:16:17Uuuii
10.11.
Capita plc today updates on trading and the process to dispose of Education Software Solutions (‘ESS’); and provides an outlook for the remainder of the year.
Trading in the third quarter was in line with our expectations at the time of the half-year results.
https://www.capita.com/news/q3-trading-update
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Jon Lewis, Chief Executive Officer, said:
“Our focus on our colleagues’ wellbeing and client service delivery has helped us deliver a resilient performance across most of our operations. Despite the ongoing challenges caused by COVID-19, Capita has continued to trade in line with our expectations.
“We continue to make progress to strengthen the balance sheet with the disposal of non-core assets, including the proposed sale of our education software business.
“We remain focused on building towards a more focused, sustainable Capita for the long term.”
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10.11.
Capita plc today updates on trading and the process to dispose of Education Software Solutions (‘ESS’); and provides an outlook for the remainder of the year.
Trading in the third quarter was in line with our expectations at the time of the half-year results.
https://www.capita.com/news/q3-trading-update
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Jon Lewis, Chief Executive Officer, said:
“Our focus on our colleagues’ wellbeing and client service delivery has helped us deliver a resilient performance across most of our operations. Despite the ongoing challenges caused by COVID-19, Capita has continued to trade in line with our expectations.
“We continue to make progress to strengthen the balance sheet with the disposal of non-core assets, including the proposed sale of our education software business.
“We remain focused on building towards a more focused, sustainable Capita for the long term.”
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das zieht sich hier. Daneben:
15.10.
Capita gets lower-than-expected bids for education software unit...
https://www.reuters.com/article/capita-divestiture/capita-ge…
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British outsourcing group Capita Plc received lower-than-expected final offers for its Education Software Solutions unit, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday, citing people with knowledge of the matter.
The London-listed company in June put the division, whose platform SIMS is used by 21,000 schools in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, up for sale to secure at least 500 million pounds ($645.80 million).
Capita declined to comment on the Bloomberg report.
Shares of the company closed down 7.5% at 25.84 pence on Thursday and at that price the company has market capitalisation of about 432 million pounds.
Last month, a source told Reuters that European private equity house CVC Capital Partners was exploring a possible bid for the unit, adding the Capita had also reached out to other buyout funds.
According to Bloomberg, private equity firms Bain Capital and TPG, which had earlier been pursuing the unit, dropped out of the process and did not submit binding proposals by this week's deadline. (bloom.bg/3lMSIOo)
Bain Capital and TPG did not immediately respond to Reuters’ requests for comment.
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15.10.
Capita gets lower-than-expected bids for education software unit...
https://www.reuters.com/article/capita-divestiture/capita-ge…
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British outsourcing group Capita Plc received lower-than-expected final offers for its Education Software Solutions unit, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday, citing people with knowledge of the matter.
The London-listed company in June put the division, whose platform SIMS is used by 21,000 schools in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, up for sale to secure at least 500 million pounds ($645.80 million).
Capita declined to comment on the Bloomberg report.
Shares of the company closed down 7.5% at 25.84 pence on Thursday and at that price the company has market capitalisation of about 432 million pounds.
Last month, a source told Reuters that European private equity house CVC Capital Partners was exploring a possible bid for the unit, adding the Capita had also reached out to other buyout funds.
According to Bloomberg, private equity firms Bain Capital and TPG, which had earlier been pursuing the unit, dropped out of the process and did not submit binding proposals by this week's deadline. (bloom.bg/3lMSIOo)
Bain Capital and TPG did not immediately respond to Reuters’ requests for comment.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 62.904.468 von faultcode am 06.03.20 11:32:50hier kauft der Vorstand: https://www.marketscreener.com/CAPITA-PLC-4007375/news/Capit…
Was eine Zockeraktie. Unter 0,25 hole ich mir ein paar. So volatil. Und es wird hier das Ende des Unternehmens eingepreist, so wie die runter ist.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 62.895.420 von dschigiwagi am 05.03.20 17:27:33ja - Turnaround dauert idR; auch vor der neuen Situation
nein (Money Management, also immer Positionsgröße beachten) - man darf mMn nicht übersehen: (Teil-)Wettbewerber sind schon insolvent (und aufgelöst wie Carillion --> "liquidation" in 2018) oder übernommen worden wie Interserve
--> warum also auch noch Capita (willkürlich) zerschlagen?
Hinzukommt mMn: im Kurs war vorher ganz offensichtlich viel zu viel Brexit-Euphorie drin. Und die ist nun komplett raus.
nein (Money Management, also immer Positionsgröße beachten) - man darf mMn nicht übersehen: (Teil-)Wettbewerber sind schon insolvent (und aufgelöst wie Carillion --> "liquidation" in 2018) oder übernommen worden wie Interserve
--> warum also auch noch Capita (willkürlich) zerschlagen?
Hinzukommt mMn: im Kurs war vorher ganz offensichtlich viel zu viel Brexit-Euphorie drin. Und die ist nun komplett raus.
Hast du noch Anteile von Capita? Wenn ja, bist du nervös?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 62.150.573 von faultcode am 13.12.19 11:08:47...
British outsourcer Capita shed more than a third of its market value on Thursday after saying it would have to spend an additional 170 million pounds to rebuild its business, hitting its 2020 cash forecast and debt pile.
The company also said it was exploring selling off non-core assets, the latest move by one of Britain's big service providers to shore up its finances.
Britain's outsourcing industry has been hit by a wave of cutbacks following rapid expansion. One of the world's biggest, it employs hundreds of thousands of people to clean offices, provide IT and HR services and maintain nuclear submarines.
Chief Executive Jon Lewis said transforming a company the size of Capita would take time but they were rebuilding trust with customers, improving margins and moving up the value chain in the outsourcing industry.
Shares in the 36-year-old company gained steadily during 2019 after Lewis launched a rights issue to rid it of risky contracts and invest in its services. But investors took fright on Thursday when it became apparent that any gains were still some way off, wiping 760 million pounds off its market value....
https://www.marketscreener.com/CAPITA-PLC-4007375/news/Capit…
--> das nennt man wohl berühmterweise "the second leg":
Wie man an 2018 sieht, ist nach so was übertriebene Kaufeile nicht nötig, wenn man eine längerfristige Perspektive hat.
Die Idee, warum das nun noch länger dauern wird mit einem Turnaround ist einfach mMn: wenn jetzt und in naher Zukunft Vermögenswerte verkauft werden, bekommt man halt nicht mehr so viel dafür und damit wird sich der Abbau des Schuldenberges hinziehen
--> ich denke, das ist es, was den Markt hier so stört
British outsourcer Capita shed more than a third of its market value on Thursday after saying it would have to spend an additional 170 million pounds to rebuild its business, hitting its 2020 cash forecast and debt pile.
The company also said it was exploring selling off non-core assets, the latest move by one of Britain's big service providers to shore up its finances.
Britain's outsourcing industry has been hit by a wave of cutbacks following rapid expansion. One of the world's biggest, it employs hundreds of thousands of people to clean offices, provide IT and HR services and maintain nuclear submarines.
Chief Executive Jon Lewis said transforming a company the size of Capita would take time but they were rebuilding trust with customers, improving margins and moving up the value chain in the outsourcing industry.
Shares in the 36-year-old company gained steadily during 2019 after Lewis launched a rights issue to rid it of risky contracts and invest in its services. But investors took fright on Thursday when it became apparent that any gains were still some way off, wiping 760 million pounds off its market value....
https://www.marketscreener.com/CAPITA-PLC-4007375/news/Capit…
--> das nennt man wohl berühmterweise "the second leg":
Wie man an 2018 sieht, ist nach so was übertriebene Kaufeile nicht nötig, wenn man eine längerfristige Perspektive hat.
Die Idee, warum das nun noch länger dauern wird mit einem Turnaround ist einfach mMn: wenn jetzt und in naher Zukunft Vermögenswerte verkauft werden, bekommt man halt nicht mehr so viel dafür und damit wird sich der Abbau des Schuldenberges hinziehen
--> ich denke, das ist es, was den Markt hier so stört
Ja, reizt mich irgendwie hier wieder einzusteigen. Ich dachte schon als ich bei 1,54 raus bin und der rasante Anstieg doch noch folgte, dass ich einen Fehler gemacht habe. Aber jetzt ist es ja surreal wie tief die Kurse sind. Aber eines hat mich Corona gelehrt - nicht zu schnell einsteigen. Vielleicht kann ja einer von euch was zu Capita sagen. Die Pressemitteilung hört sich ja nicht nach Konkurs an. Der heutige Kursverlauf ist ja demgegenüber dramatisch.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 61.708.822 von faultcode am 16.10.19 21:57:57auch hier ein bischen Brexit-Euphorie:
https://www.marketscreener.com/CAPITA-PLC-4007375/charts/
https://www.marketscreener.com/CAPITA-PLC-4007375/charts/
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 61.696.324 von dschigiwagi am 15.10.19 16:10:28
Der Teilverkauf ist nun eingepreist, aber noch nicht angekündigt.
Die 20 % dürften dewegen schnell vergessen werden .....
Ende April als Nutzer w:o abgemeldet mit selloff 30.04.2019, nun wieder angemeldet
Ende April als Nutzer w:o abgemeldet mit selloff 30.04.2019, nun wieder angemeldet, aber der Informationsgehalt der Unternehmensreports hat sich nicht so entwickelt wie die Transparenzverordnung erohhen ließ.Der Teilverkauf ist nun eingepreist, aber noch nicht angekündigt.
Die 20 % dürften dewegen schnell vergessen werden .....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 61.696.324 von dschigiwagi am 15.10.19 16:10:28 Capita secures 5-year contract extension with National Trust
https://www.sharecast.com/news/news-and-announcements/capita…
https://www.sharecast.com/news/news-and-announcements/capita…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 60.023.165 von faultcode am 05.03.19 12:34:01..der Chart nun auch: 
--> die "Engländer" scheinen nun doch kalte Füsse kurz vor Schluss beim Brexit bekommen zu haben
--> die "Engländer" scheinen nun doch kalte Füsse kurz vor Schluss beim Brexit bekommen zu haben
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 60.540.339 von dschigiwagi am 10.05.19 19:18:03
Und so kann man sich täuschen. Hätte, hätte Fahrradkette. Da bin ich zum aktuellen Stand 20 Prozent zu früh raus....
Zitat von dschigiwagi: Ich bin letzte Woche raus und freue mich über insgesamt ein paar Prozent Gewinn. Mir ist der Laden und der brexit momentan zu heikel und deswegen werde ich Capita auch eher meiden.
Und so kann man sich täuschen. Hätte, hätte Fahrradkette. Da bin ich zum aktuellen Stand 20 Prozent zu früh raus....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 61.150.340 von H2Future am 01.08.19 10:42:34Capita rebrands as 'purpose-led' living wage employer
https://www.consultancy.uk/news/22446/capita-rebrands-as-pur…
https://www.consultancy.uk/news/22446/capita-rebrands-as-pur…
Outsourcing giant Capita handed £145m for UK.gov's Personal Independence Payment extension
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/07/31/capita_handed_112m_…
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/07/31/capita_handed_112m_…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 60.135.660 von il_conservativo am 19.03.19 06:59:02UK government buys off Serco lawsuit with £10m bung. Whew.
Now Capita can start running fire and rescue
"Capita hat die Ausschreibung des Verteidigungsministeriums im Juni letzten Jahres gewonnen, aber das Projekt, das den Betrieb von 53 Feuerwachen in Großbritannien und an Standorten des Verteidigungsministeriums in Cyrpus und auf den Falklandinseln für einen Zeitraum von 12 Jahren umfasst, wurde für ein ganzes Jahr ausgesetzt."
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/07/19/outsourcing_mod_ser…
Now Capita can start running fire and rescue
"Capita hat die Ausschreibung des Verteidigungsministeriums im Juni letzten Jahres gewonnen, aber das Projekt, das den Betrieb von 53 Feuerwachen in Großbritannien und an Standorten des Verteidigungsministeriums in Cyrpus und auf den Falklandinseln für einen Zeitraum von 12 Jahren umfasst, wurde für ein ganzes Jahr ausgesetzt."
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/07/19/outsourcing_mod_ser…
Ich bin letzte Woche raus und freue mich über insgesamt ein paar Prozent Gewinn. Mir ist der Laden und der brexit momentan zu heikel und deswegen werde ich Capita auch eher meiden.
Von ca 1,- GBP auf plus ca 25% in 3 Monaten
2018 Zahlen sind raus.Kann hier einer mal erläutern, was das soll
(capita-annual-report-2018.pdf):
"Reported profit was affected by a number
of items, including the costs of the
transformation plan and the amortisation
and impairment of acquired intangibles and
goodwill. An explanation of the major items
contributing to 2018 financial performance
is provided later in my report."
Konsequenz (Seite 18):
Operating profit/(loss):
Adjusted 2018 £m 335.3
Reported 2018 £m 34.9
und wie passen die Zahlen 2017 unter
https://www.wallstreet-online.de/aktien/capita-aktie/unterne…
für 2017 mit denen des Reportes 2019-03-14 zusammen?
z.B. : Umsatzrentabilität -2,77%
bei Kurs-Gewinn-Verhältnis (KGV) -22,80
und unter Berücksichtigung Earnings/(loss) per share 2019-03-14 für 2017:
(48.82)p reported und adjusted: plus 27.99p
zusammen.
KPMG hat anscheinend einen Buchwert von 2 Mrd GBP testiert, entsprechend der Steinhoff-Erfahrungen mit Bewertungen von Tochtergesellschaften - inklusive der unter Trademark Capita Europe zusammengefassten - wo sollte der Aktienkurs sein bei einem effektiven (ähnlich adjusted-ten) Buchwert von 1,5 Mrd GBP liegen?
P.S.:
Man beachte auch im webcast transcript:
2018-results-presentation-transcript.pdf
UBS - vorletzte Seite den Kommentar auf die offensichtliche Verweigerung einer klaren Antwort auf die Frage seitens UBS:
"Ed Steele:
Okay. I'll leave -- I'll tell you offline, because I think there's more detail to that, actually. Thank you."
PPS:
https://www.kununu.com/de/capita-europe
http://webcast.openbriefing.com/capita14319/
https://investors.capita.com/results-reports-and-presentatio…
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