Learning and language skills provider Malvern International (MLVN) states that it “is pleased to provide a trading update for the year ended 31 December 2023, and current trading” – and what of the shares currently up 10% to 27.5p in response?
Learning and skills development company Malvern International (MLVN) states that it “is pleased to provide a trading update” and the shares have currently responded more than 18% higher to 19.5p in response. So what of a now £4.8 million market cap?
Learning and language skills development company Malvern International (MLVN) has announced results for the 2022 calendar year including emphasising “revenues increased 169% to £6.51m” and “forward bookings and revenue visibility for the start of 2023, combine with the removal of all COVID-19 restrictions, gives us confidence in Malvern's near and longer term prospects”. So what of a current up to 13.75p share price, £3.4 million market cap?
Learning and skills development programmes company Malvern International (MLVN) has announced a placing “principally to redeem the final tranche of company's outstanding loan notes” and that “the holder has agreed that the outstanding principal of the loan notes may be redeemed at a five per cent. discount. In addition, the holder has agreed to sell all the ordinary shares he holds in the ordinary share capital of the company, amounting to 917,600 ordinary shares at the placing price”. So what of this currently helping the shares more than 15% higher to 9.5p?
Learning and skills development programmes company Malvern International (MLVN) states that it “is pleased to provide a trading update ahead of the General Meeting”. The market is not so pleased, marking the shares down by more than 10% to around 0.09p – so what’s going on?
Learning and skills development programmes company Malvern International (MLVN) states that it “is pleased to provide a trading update for the six months ended 30 June 2022, ahead of announcing its interim results in the first half of September” and “we remain positive about the outlook for the company”. So what’s the detail and what of a current 0.10p share price?
In November as the shares fell below 1p, I cautioned on learning and skills company Malvern International (MLVN) with its decline from 2 months previous “traditional second half weighting a good start” with already net debt and a net current liabilities position. Now “Proposed Fundraising”...
A “Trading Statement” from learning and skills company with courses delivered on sites in London, Manchester, Singapore, Malaysia and online, Malvern International (MLVN) includes “full year revenues are now expected to be modestly ahead year on year… the board expects to report a positive underlying EBITDA for the year… The board with its new members believes that it is pursuing the right strategy in diversifying its product offering and locations”. The shares have currently responded to comfortably below 1p – er, circa 50% lower!...
