Vending services company Photo-Me International (PHTM) has announced results for its half-year ended 30th April 2021, arguing “a return to our fundamentals more quickly than previously expected” and the shares have currently responded up to 73.6p. What’s the detail?...
Previously writing on Photo-Me International (PHTM), in December with the shares at 57p I concluded the future uncertainty from the noted financial position and a current £215.5 million market capitalisation sees me retain prior scepticism. Currently, sell / avoid. The shares last closed at 55.1p and are currently further lower today on the back of results for the period to end October...
Vending equipment and services company Photo-Me International (PHTM) has issued a trading update which includes that it “was cash flow positive in the period” and “as at 31 October 2020, the group had a net cash balance of £22 million”. However, the shares are currently 3% lower at 57p, so what is the cash flow and balance sheet detail?...
Hello, Share Threshers. It’s with a heavy heart that a company I’ve long supported and which has made me quite a profit over many years, is now on my ‘probably sell soon’ list. The company is Photo-Me (PHTM)...
Hello, Share Crushers. The beauty of niche companies is that few, if any, other firms, are in the same line of business. So if demand is strong, then the share price and dividends can be expected to rise. One such outfit which I have long supported is Photo-Me (PHTM)...
Photobooth, laundry and other vending equipment group Photo-Me International (PHTM) has updated that “trading has been in line with expectations… the group has continued to make strategic and operational progress in line with its strategy to diversify its range of products and services”. Sounds encouraging – but the shares are currently a further more than 3.5% lower, towards 86p…
Hello, Share Daisies. Looking through vintage family photographs, I came across a set of four mini portraits of my dashing youth. They were neatly labelled ‘Photome’. And this company name crops up everywhere because it almost had a monopoly on self-taking photo booths. And it still does.









