Real Estate & Built Environment recruitment company Prime People (PRP) has announced proposed cancellation of its stock market listing, with the directors shareholdings representing approximately 56.1% of the share capital.
Recruitment company with a focus on the real estate & built environment sectors Prime People (PRP) has announced its results for its half-year ended 30th September 2021 and that it believes it is well positioned to further respond quickly as markets strengthen. We are ahead on this share tip but is there more to come? You bet!
Writing on Prime People (PRP) in the summer, I concluded I’d want further detail of stated ‘encouraging activity’ but on the watchlist and the braver might consider a small, speculative buy. Now half-year results from this ‘real estate & built environment, energy & environmental and insight & analytics sectors’ specialist recruitment group…
I cautioned again on shares in specialist recruitment company Prime People (PRP) in November – half-year results, expects some second half improvements BUT…. The company has now announced results for its year ended 31st March 2018…
I updated cautiously on Prime People (PRP) last month HERE and the specialist recruitment group has today announced results for its half year ended 30th September 2017…
Specialist recruitment group Prime People (PRP) was a former recommendation on the Nifty Fifty website, though we opted to play it safe and sell towards the end of last year – with macroeconomic and some trading concerns. I today note a (rarely good sign) intra-day “Trading Update” announcement from the company…
Recruiter Prime People (PRP) has announced results for its year ended 31st March 2016 and that“current activity is resilient across the group”. The results show a pre-tax profit of £2.15 million on net fee income more than 20% higher than in the prior year, at £12.28 million, generating earnings per share of 13.84p, up from 9.28p. The dividend per share was maintained at 8.84p.
As far as shares of Prime People go, although we have perhaps had the feeling that this is a slow burn to the upside over the recent past, the overall picture has actually been very strong. Not least because the share price since the start of the bull run in the summer of 2013 has more than tripled.
Prime People (PRP), the recruitment business specialising in the real estate & built environment, energy & environmental and insight & analytics sectors has announced results for its year ended 31st March 2015 and that “levels of activity are currently steady providing confidence for a good outcome for 2016”.
Investment Case: Noting that a large proportion of its cash looked surplus to what is needed in its ongoing business and for its current growth plans, Prime People plc (PRP) recently returned 15p per share (£1.82 million) to shareholders. This, together with an attractive ordinary dividend, shows a regard for shareholders that few other AIM-listed companies do. This is perhaps because the directors' interests are via their shareholdings to a rare extent aligned with other investors. We tipped this at a 90p offer a couple of weeks ago but at 95p to buy this is still a good share tip and here’s why.
