UK 13:55 Monday, 26 October 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
‘Precision engineering’ company Hunting (HTG) has issued a trading statement including “total cash and bank / (borrowings) of c.$59 - $61 million at year-end, reflecting strong cash collection in final quarter, and after net acquisition, dividend, treasury share and share buyback outflows totalling c.$138 million” and that it expects good organic growth this year. What about the statement in the context of the company’s valuation at an around 400p share price?
‘Precision engineering’ company Hunting plc (HTG) has issued a “trading update” including that, though its 2025 EBITDA outturn is expected to be at the lower end of its published guidance range of $135-$145 million, it’s still “strong year-on-year growth compared to 2024”. The shares are up on the news at 351.5p.
‘Precision engineering’ company Hunting plc (HTG) has announced results for the first half of the 2025 calendar year emphasising “strong financial performance, reporting year-on-year growth in revenue, adjusted operating profit and adjusted earnings, in line with management’s expectations” and reiterating guidance with it also commencing an up to $40 million share buyback programme. How is all of that relative to a 322.5p share price, £532 million market cap?
‘Precision engineering’ company Hunting (HTG) has announced “further cost cutting, and rationalisation of the group’s European operating footprint”. What does it mean relative to a 314p share price?
‘Precision engineering’ company Hunting (HTG) has followed its results for the 2024 calendar year with an acquisition and the shares are currently around 290p in response. This is the wrong share price.
Engineering company Hunting (HTG) has issued a trading update including noting “a significantly improved year-end cash projection… now anticipated to be c.$60-$70 million… driven by the acceleration of receivables in respect of the Kuwait Oil Company contracts”, though also “EBITDA guidance is being prudently reduced to between c.$123-$126 million, a reduction of c.8% on previous guidance issued in July”. So what of a current towards 300p share price?
Recent half year results from Hunting plc (HTG) highlighted “adjusted diluted EPS of 15.5 cents up from 9.6 cents. Interim dividend declared 5.5 cents per share (H1 2023 - 5.0 cents)” and also included “a positive outlook for the group's trading well into 2025”. The following is why we consider that looks to offer value from a current 405p offer price for the shares.
