Pinewood Technologies Group (PINE)

Sector:

Retailers

Index:

FTSE Small Cap

381.50p
   
  • Change Today:
    -7.00p
  • 52 Week High: 795.00
  • 52 Week Low: 312.00
  • Currency: UK Pounds
  • Shares Issued: 87.12m
  • Volume: 1,392,335
  • Market Cap: £332.35m

BBA, Biffa and Stock Spirits among JPM Cazenove's top mid-cap picks

By Oliver Haill

Date: Tuesday 02 Jan 2018

LONDON (ShareCast) - (ShareCast News) - UK businesses that are resilient to a domestic slowdown and have significant exposure to growing overseas markets are the foundation for JP Morgan Cazenove's top small and mid-cap share picks for 2018, including BBA Aviation, Clarkson and Hollywood Bowl.
"From a macroeconomic perspective, we expect relative growth in the UK to continue to underperform in 2018," analysts said, predicting the financial and political system to be dominated by efforts to move towards a Brexit transition deal.

The main risk to the bank's house view that real GDP growth will remain positive in 2018 "is the possibility of the Brexit talks breaking down", while the main upside risk comes from the strengthening global backdrop.

Amid an expected interest rate tightening of 50 basis points by the Bank of England over the year due to a sustained overshoot in CPI inflation, a "subdued and uncertain environment" requires resilient stocks with overseas exposure.

Of the 38 stocks given an 'overweight' rating by the small and mid cap analyst team, six "key" ideas were identified.

BBA Aviation is admired for its cash generation and structural tailwinds, waste group Biffa is seen a "leader in the stable environmental sector, investing in growth" and shipping broker Clarkson, a "diversified market leader with earnings recovery potential".

Packaging group DS Smith was picked for "consistent delivery and a new avenue for growth in the US", leisure sector player Hollywood Bowl for the "long-term rollout potential with resilient demand" and drinks group Stock Spirits for "earnings momentum, 100% exposure to Central Europe".

Three key 'underweight' ideas are mass travel business Go-Ahead for its "poor business mix" with full year guidance excluding rail looking "optimistic", Greene King is avoided for its "underperforming pub estate with severe cost headwinds" and car dealership business Pendragon as it is "poorly positioned at a cyclical peak with high gearing".

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PINE Market Data

Currency UK Pounds
Share Price 381.50p
Change Today -7.00p
% Change -1.80 %
52 Week High 795.00
52 Week Low 312.00
Volume 1,392,335
Shares Issued 87.12m
Market Cap £332.35m

PINE Star Ratings

Compare performance with the sector and the market.
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Key: vs Market vs Sector
Value
42.63% above the market average42.63% above the market average42.63% above the market average42.63% above the market average42.63% above the market average
48.72% above the sector average48.72% above the sector average48.72% above the sector average48.72% above the sector average48.72% above the sector average
Price Trend
15.8% below the market average15.8% below the market average15.8% below the market average15.8% below the market average15.8% below the market average
Sector averageSector averageSector averageSector averageSector average
Income Not Available
Growth
14.71% below the market average14.71% below the market average14.71% below the market average14.71% below the market average14.71% below the market average
25.00% above the sector average25.00% above the sector average25.00% above the sector average25.00% above the sector average25.00% above the sector average

PINE Dividends

  Latest Previous
  Special Final
Ex-Div 23-Apr-24 18-Apr-19
Paid 07-May-24 30-May-19
Amount 24.50p 0.70p

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11:22 150,000 @ 385.75p
16:37 35,000 @ 381.50p

PINE Key Personnel

CFO Mark Simon Willis
CEO William Berman

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