Primary Recommendations

Facilities by ADF - 90% of FY22 sales already in the bag

February 2022

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The arrival of the US pay-to-view streaming giants has lit the blue touch paper for the businesses that supply them. A year ago, when the shares were just 63p, I mentioned Zoo (ZOO; 147p), which was dubbing and subtitling content for online streamers. Since then its share price has taken off. Another company supplying the streamers with an altogether different set of services and which I included in my 10 New Year shares last month is Facilities by ADF. Its mainstay is the supply of dressing rooms, make up and costume trailers, honeywagons (a honey or a portable washroom), diners and offices, which are often positioned close to a set and are reserved for actors and those in the production crew. COVID had stalled nearly all product ...

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Market Comment - February 22

Bloomsbury - Digital sales take off

Facilities by ADF - Strong possibility of a bid on a PE of <5 (December 2024)

Facilities by ADF (October 2024)

Facilities by ADF - Bouncing back from actor strikes (July 2024)

Facilities by ADF - Significant pent up demand; prospective PE of 6.1 (October 2023)

Facilities by ADF - Broker introduces eps forecast of 9.6p next year (June 2023)

Facilities by ADF - Sales set to climb 50% this year (March 2023)

Facilities by ADF - Buys Location One (December 2022)

Facilities by ADF (October 2022)

Facilities by ADF - Strong maiden results (June 2022)

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