In his weekly financial video postcard, Tom Winnifrith questioned the typical views of broker and research reports (see HERE) – and I have been reminded of this whilst reading some such reports on digital inkjet printing technology group Xaar plc (XAR). The following explains.
Digital inkjet printing technology group, Xaar (XAR) has announced “exceptional” results for the 2013 calendar year, “mainly driven from the acceleration of the adoption of Xaar's market leading technology in the Chinese ceramic tile market”. Why therefore has the share price fallen in response?
In an update on the recent 2013 trading statement from inkjet printing technology group Xaar plc (XAR) it was noted HERE that the year was an exceptional one for the company but that the principal driver of the growth (a rapid transition of the ceramics industry to digital, particularly in China) was now reaching ‘steady state’. This saw me question the prevailing valuation and researcher Edison has also now updated with a note entitled ‘Return to normality’. What does it have to say about the current position?
Inkjet printing technology group, Xaar (XAR) served up a cracking 2013 trading update today but would I rush to buy the shares? Is it better to trevel than to arrive? Is fat Sam Allardyce worth his money as the world's 13th best paid football manager?
Inkjet printing technology company, Xaar plc (XAR) has announced its “expectations for full year revenue and profit remain unchanged” after third quarter sales “in line with the board's expectations”. The following updates with the shares having fallen back below 800p after material director share sales (which I updated on HERE) in August…
Following its results announcement yesterday for the first half of 2013, I updated on inkjet printing technology company Xaar plc (XAR) that the previous caution espoused looks to continue to hold – see HERE. The company has followed today by announcing a couple of director share sales…
I previously updated on fully-listed inkjet printing technology company Xaar plc (XAR) following a stunning trading update from it in June – see HERE. The company has today announced results for the first half of 2013…
Even after a 25% uplift in the share price of Xaar (XAR) seen since the start of May, there is still, I believe, scope for further gains for this printing company. At 790p it is calitalised at £594 million.
Shares in fully-listed inkjet printing technology company Xaar (XAR) are up from sub 200p less than a year ago – and are now a further more than 26.5% ahead – to 807p, capitalising the company at just over £600 million.
