Hopefully lots of good news about carbon credit sales
You can share the tweet and then people can click through. Itās cleaner than screenshots
Thanks for that ! Here is the link
Woodbois Ltd - London-headquartered African-focused timber producer - Posts higher revenue as volumes of sawmill and veneer production grows. Revenue in the first half of 2022 jumps 38% to USD11.3 million from USD8.2 million a year ago. Gross profit margin rises to 23% from 20%.
Veneer production rises 50% over the year to 2,740 cubic metres, while sawmill production grows 37% to 9,565 cubic metres.
āThe group continuously monitors exposure to customers in countries that are starting to experience an inflation-driven slowdown or import controls. We are pleased to note that pricing and demand for our high-quality products currently remains robust, particularly from the Middle East and growth economies of North Africa,ā firm says.
The company has a focus on Mouila, Gabon. Adds that 2022 is āon track to deliver strong revenue and profit growthā. Chief Executive Officer Paul Dolan says: āWhilst there are many challenges ahead, the next step in our journey to scale the business is the full commissioning of our second veneer line in Mouila, Gabon, which we expect to contribute to a further increase in revenues, margins and profitability.ā
Well thatās nice, but I am NOT delighted by the 43.57% drop thatās showing today.
Slow and steady wins the race. Best time to buy more.
Maybeā¦
1K ON IT FOR ME
Iām a bit concerned by the ā1 offā expenses that keep appearing on their accounts. Poorly explained, are the management wineing and dining at our expense?
I am almost 50% down on this one as things stand today.
Depends how much £ you put in
Well, 50% is 50% - doesnāt matter how much Ā£ you put in, if itās down by 50% then itās halved.
Or did you mean that for someone else sorry?
Although its current P/E ratio makes its shares look enticing, I believe itās a value trap.
I have the same feeling sadly.
What is going on with this stock so many big guns recommended this
Did some research to find out what the 1-offs were about in last company accounts. Seems it was because they bought a Gabonese company LGBIF at a much lower than market value so have to show the difference in their balance sheet as a āBargain Purchaseā. So intrinsically I guess we just have to ignore this in the revenue numbers. However, everything else in the company account seems pretty positive and going in the right direction in terms of growth - and this includes the future potential for Carbon Credits. So I donāt really see the reason why the price continues to drop atm. My Simply Wall St analysis is saying a āfair priceā is as low as Ā£0.00086 but I think often these low cap, only recently profitable companies that happen to have non-cash earning donāt get dealt with fairly in their metrics.
Anyway, itās the lowest price ever atm so Iāve just topped up to 1k. Hope I donāt regret it!
Iām hanging in there for the carbon credits
Thanks for sharing
This nose dive looks dangerous. Iām still holding on
at the expense of sounding like a āmoonboyā ⦠I donāt think youāll regret it but my horizon on this is 3+years and then some so it might take some time for this to come good