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Paypoint (PAY) vs. S&P 500 (SPY)
Paypoint Business Overview & Revenue Model
Paypoint Financial Statement Overview
| Breakdown | ||||
| Mar 2024 | Mar 2023 | Mar 2022 | Mar 2021 | Mar 2020 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Income Statement | Total Revenue | |||
| 306.37M | 167.72M | 145.14M | 127.75M | 144.29M | Gross Profit |
| 136.43M | 100.17M | 93.48M | 81.41M | 90.72M | EBIT |
| 61.67M | 51.98M | 47.85M | 26.93M | 51.04M | EBITDA |
| 76.44M | 55.71M | 61.13M | 30.57M | 59.33M | Net Income Common Stockholders |
| 35.69M | 34.71M | 39.68M | 22.34M | 45.67M |
| Balance Sheet | Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | |||
| 86.77M | 160.45M | 24.30M | 38.94M | 93.77M | Total Assets |
| 519.11M | 479.99M | 232.13M | 284.92M | 257.99M | Total Debt |
| 98.77M | 100.42M | 51.79M | 87.03M | 70.94M | Net Debt |
| 12.00M | -60.03M | 27.50M | 48.09M | -22.83M | Total Liabilities |
| 397.95M | 368.27M | 148.88M | 251.62M | 219.66M | Stockholders Equity |
| 121.16M | 111.71M | 83.26M | 33.30M | 38.33M |
| Cash Flow | Free Cash Flow | |||
| 37.78M | 81.00M | 11.76M | 43.74M | 43.60M | Operating Cash Flow |
| 53.99M | 93.70M | 22.57M | 54.98M | 52.01M | Investing Cash Flow |
| -16.33M | -57.05M | -4.68M | -72.02M | -8.41M | Financing Cash Flow |
| -28.81M | 16.97M | -58.39M | -10.34M | 12.31M |
Paypoint Technical Analysis
Paypoint Peers Comparison
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
76 Outperform | £292.34M | 7.09 | 15.67% | 6.43% | 7.75% | -21.78% | |
73 Outperform | £26.03B | 23.11 | 10.18% | 3.31% | ― | ― | |
70 Outperform | £267.35M | ― | -2.83% | ― | 3.02% | 29.25% | |
68 Neutral | £444.23M | 11.30 | 37.39% | 5.97% | 43.88% | 28.50% | |
64 Neutral | £5.77B | 42.23 | 1.99% | 5.17% | 2.66% | 80.49% | |
59 Neutral | $22.39B | 11.53 | -18.05% | 2.31% | 5.00% | -25.89% | |
56 Neutral | £47.21M | ― | -27.15% | ― | -15.67% | 45.17% |
Paypoint Corporate Events
PayPoint plc has announced the repurchase of 11,845 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with plans to cancel these shares. This move is part of a buyback program aimed at managing the company’s share capital, which currently consists of 71,014,414 ordinary shares. The transaction details, including prices and volumes, were disclosed to comply with regulatory requirements, and the cancellation of shares could impact the company’s market positioning by potentially increasing the value of remaining shares.
PayPoint plc, a company involved in financial transactions, has announced the repurchase of 10,874 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with plans to cancel these shares. This move is part of a buyback program, which could impact the company’s share capital and voting rights, as the total share capital now consists of 71,077,300 ordinary shares. The buyback reflects a strategic decision to manage the company’s capital structure and may influence shareholder value and market perception.
PayPoint plc announced a transaction involving Katy Wilde, a Person Discharging Managerial Responsibility (PDMR), who vested conditional share awards under the company’s Restricted Share Plan. This transaction, involving ordinary shares, reflects internal managerial activities and may indicate strategic alignment with the company’s financial goals.
PayPoint Plc has announced its total voting rights and capital as of February 28, 2025. The company’s share capital consists of 71,077,300 ordinary shares, each carrying one vote at general meetings. This information is crucial for shareholders and others with notification obligations to determine their interests in the company under the FCA’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.
PayPoint plc has executed a share buyback program, purchasing 14,398 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with prices ranging from 632 to 645 pence per share. The company plans to cancel these shares, impacting its share capital, which now consists of 71,077,300 ordinary shares. This move is part of a broader strategy to manage its capital structure and could influence shareholder value and market perception.
PayPoint plc, a company operating in the financial services sector, announced the repurchase of 11,983 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc. The shares were bought at prices ranging from 641.00 to 662.00 pence, with a weighted average price of 644.9524 pence. The company intends to cancel these shares, which will impact its share capital, now consisting of 71,074,658 ordinary shares. This move is part of a buyback program, potentially affecting shareholder calculations under the FCA’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.
PayPoint plc, a company involved in financial services, announced the repurchase of 13,228 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with plans to cancel these shares. This transaction is part of a buyback program aimed at optimizing the company’s capital structure, potentially impacting shareholder value and market perception.
PayPoint plc has announced the purchase of 10,654 of its ordinary shares, with the intention to cancel them, as part of a buyback program executed through Investec Bank plc. This transaction is part of the company’s strategy to manage its share capital and could potentially influence its market positioning by reducing the number of shares in circulation, which may impact shareholder value and voting rights.
PayPoint plc announced the acquisition of Partnership Shares and the awarding of Matching Shares under its Share Incentive Plan for its executive directors and other key personnel. This move is part of the company’s ongoing efforts to align the interests of its management with those of its shareholders, potentially enhancing the company’s operational focus and market positioning.
PayPoint plc, a company involved in financial transactions, has announced the repurchase of 12,633 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with the intention to cancel these shares. This move is part of a buyback program that affects the company’s share capital, which now consists of 71,134,131 ordinary shares. The share buyback could influence shareholder calculations under the FCA’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules, potentially impacting investor interest and market perception.
PayPoint plc, a company involved in facilitating transactions, has announced the repurchase of 12,789 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with plans to cancel these shares. This move will reduce the total share capital to 71,134,131 ordinary shares, affecting the calculations for stakeholders’ interests as per FCA’s guidelines.
PayPoint plc announced the repurchase of 11,320 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with the lowest purchase price at 666 pence and the highest at 675 pence. This share buyback, part of their capital management strategy, aims to reduce the number of shares in circulation by canceling them, potentially increasing the value for existing shareholders and indicating a strong financial position.
Harwood Capital LLP, a major shareholder in PayPoint plc, has adjusted its holdings, with its voting rights now standing at 3.03191%. This change was officially recorded on February 19, 2025, and reflects Harwood’s continued influence in PayPoint, potentially impacting strategic decisions and market perceptions.
PayPoint plc has executed a buyback of 12,884 ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with the aim of canceling these shares. This move is part of a broader strategy to manage its share capital, which stands at 71,134,131 shares. The transaction, conducted on February 19, 2025, saw share prices ranging between 649.00 and 677.00 pence, with a weighted average price of 664.6906 pence. This buyback could potentially impact shareholder value and the company’s market presence as it adjusts its capital structure.
PayPoint plc, a UK-based issuer, has been notified of a significant change in shareholding by Ameriprise Financial, Inc., a financial services company based in the United States. On February 14, 2025, Ameriprise Financial reduced its voting rights in PayPoint from 5.651% to 4.407%, as officially recorded on February 18, 2025. This change reflects a decrease in Ameriprise’s influence within PayPoint, potentially impacting its strategic decision-making and stakeholder dynamics.
PayPoint plc, a company involved in financial transactions, has announced the purchase of 12,652 ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with the intention of cancelling them. This move is part of a share buyback program and highlights the company’s efforts to manage its share capital effectively, potentially impacting shareholder value by reducing the number of shares in circulation.
PayPoint plc has announced the purchase of 12,573 of its own ordinary shares, with plans to cancel them, which is a move likely aimed at consolidating share capital and potentially increasing shareholder value. This transaction, facilitated through Investec Bank plc, reflects a strategy to manage the company’s capital structure effectively and may impact the company’s stock liquidity and market performance.
PayPoint plc announced a buyback of 12,089 of its ordinary shares, with a weighted average price of 674.4587 pence per share, facilitated by Investec Bank plc. This move is part of the company’s strategy to manage its capital structure and may influence shareholder value and market perception by reducing the number of outstanding shares, potentially increasing earnings per share.
PayPoint plc has announced the repurchase of 11,585 ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with the intention to cancel these shares. This transaction is part of its share buyback program, affecting its total share capital, which now stands at 71,189,613 ordinary shares. The move may impact stakeholders by influencing share value and market perception, as the cancellation of shares can lead to an increased earnings per share ratio.
PayPoint plc has announced the repurchase of 11,818 of its ordinary shares, executed through Investec Bank plc, with plans to cancel the acquired shares. This buyback reduces the company’s share capital to 71,189,613 ordinary shares, aiding stakeholders in managing their interests under the FCA’s rules, potentially enhancing shareholder value by reducing the number of shares outstanding.
PayPoint plc announced the purchase of 11,879 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc as part of a share buyback program, intending to cancel the purchased shares. This move impacts the company’s share capital, reducing the total number of shares, and may influence shareholder interests and company market positioning.
PayPoint plc announced a stock buyback initiative, purchasing 12,063 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with plans to cancel these shares. This move is likely aimed at optimizing the company’s capital structure and could potentially enhance shareholder value by reducing the number of shares outstanding, thereby increasing earnings per share. The company’s current share capital stands at 71,248,946 ordinary shares, and the buyback could impact market perceptions and investor interest, reflecting a strong financial position and confidence in future performance.
PayPoint plc has announced the purchase of 11,962 of its own ordinary shares, with prices ranging from 692.00 to 702.00 pence per share, through Investec Bank plc. This action is part of a buyback program aimed at reducing the number of shares in circulation, which could potentially enhance shareholder value by increasing earnings per share. The company’s current share capital stands at 71,248,946 ordinary shares, and this buyback is expected to influence the calculations for stakeholders under the FCA’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.
PayPoint plc, a company involved in financial transactions, announced the buyback of 11,821 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with the aim of cancelling these shares. This transaction will impact the company’s share capital, which now consists of 71,248,946 ordinary shares, and can influence shareholder interests and market perceptions.
PayPoint plc has announced a buyback of 12,228 ordinary shares as part of its share repurchase program, with plans to cancel these shares. This move affects the company’s share capital, which currently stands at 71,248,946 ordinary shares, potentially impacting shareholder calculations and interests under FCA regulations.
PayPoint plc announced the repurchase of 11,649 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with the intention to cancel these shares. This transaction is part of a buyback program, reflecting the company’s commitment to managing its share capital efficiently. The share repurchase may influence the company’s market positioning by potentially increasing the value of remaining shares and signaling confidence in the company’s financial health.
PayPoint plc has announced the repurchase of 11,673 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with intentions to cancel these shares. This transaction is part of a buyback program, which affects the company’s share capital totaling 71,306,268 ordinary shares. The buyback is significant for stakeholders as it may influence share value and ownership percentages, aligning with the company’s strategic financial management.
PayPoint Plc has announced its total voting rights and share capital as of 31 January 2025, which consists of 71,306,268 ordinary shares, each with one vote. This announcement is relevant for shareholders and others with notification obligations under the FCA’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules, aiding them in determining their interests or changes in interests in the company.
PayPoint plc, a company in the financial services industry, has announced the purchase of 11,063 of its own ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, intending to cancel them. This transaction is part of a share buyback program, aimed at potentially enhancing shareholder value. The current share capital of the company consists of 71,306,268 ordinary shares, and this buyback may affect calculations for shareholder notifications under FCA rules.
PayPoint plc has announced a share repurchase, acquiring 10,937 of its ordinary shares at prices ranging from 708.00 to 720.00 pence, with a weighted average price of 714.4797 pence per share. This transaction is part of a buyback program facilitated through Investec Bank plc and intends to cancel the purchased shares, potentially impacting its share capital and shareholder calculations under regulatory guidelines.
PayPoint plc has announced the purchase of 11,498 of its own ordinary shares, with plans to cancel these shares. This move is part of the company’s share buyback program, which could impact the company’s share capital and potentially influence shareholder decisions. Following the buyback, PayPoint’s share capital now consists of 71,306,268 ordinary shares, which will serve as the new denominator for stakeholders to calculate ownership interests under financial regulations.
PayPoint plc has executed a share buyback program, repurchasing 11,906 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc. The shares were bought at prices ranging from 691.00 pence to 709.00 pence, with a weighted average price of 703.1860 pence. The company plans to cancel the repurchased shares, which will impact the overall share capital and potentially influence shareholder calculations under the FCA’s regulations.
PayPoint Plc has reported a positive third quarter with strong performances in its seasonal businesses and e-commerce division, despite challenges in consumer spending and confidence. The company remains on track to meet its financial targets for FY25, with strategic initiatives in place to achieve £100m EBITDA by FY26. Key growth areas include the expansion of PayPoint’s network, enhancements in card merchant processes, and successful engagement with new markets and partners. The Love2shop division also showed significant growth, particularly in gift card sales and strategic partnerships. Overall, PayPoint’s diverse divisions and investments in technology and partnerships position it well for future growth and resilience.
PayPoint plc, a company involved in financial transactions, has executed a share buyback program, purchasing 11,918 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc. The shares were bought at prices ranging from 678.00 to 695.00 pence and will be cancelled, reducing the company’s share capital to 71,359,833 shares. This buyback aims to enhance shareholder value and streamline capital management, potentially impacting the company’s market perception and shareholder interests.
PayPoint plc, a company engaged in providing payment services, has executed a share buyback program, purchasing 11,666 ordinary shares at an average price of 680.1777 pence per share through Investec Bank plc. The company intends to cancel the repurchased shares, which impacts the share capital, now consisting of 71,359,833 ordinary shares. This move is part of the company’s efforts to manage its capital structure, potentially enhancing shareholder value and adjusting the market supply of its shares.
PayPoint plc, a company involved in financial transactions, announced the repurchase of 10,173 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with plans to cancel these shares. This action is part of the company’s ongoing share buyback program, which is aimed at optimizing its capital structure and potentially increasing shareholder value. The current share capital of PayPoint consists of 71,359,833 ordinary shares, each with voting rights, and the company holds no shares in Treasury.
PayPoint plc has announced the acquisition of Partnership Shares and the award of Matching Shares under its Share Incentive Plan for its executive directors and PDMRs. This move, in compliance with the UK Market Abuse Regulation, reflects PayPoint’s ongoing commitment to align the interests of its key personnel with the company’s performance, potentially enhancing its market positioning and stakeholder confidence.
PayPoint plc has announced the repurchase of 11,101 of its ordinary shares as part of a buyback program conducted through Investec Bank plc. This initiative aims to reduce the number of shares in circulation by canceling the repurchased shares, which could potentially enhance shareholder value and influence market perceptions about the company’s financial health.
PayPoint plc has announced a buyback of 11,101 of its ordinary shares, with the intention to cancel these shares. This move reduces the company’s share capital to 71,359,833 shares, each carrying one vote at general meetings. By decreasing the number of shares, PayPoint aims to enhance shareholder value and strengthen its market position.
PayPoint plc has announced the repurchase and cancellation of 9,179 of its ordinary shares, with Investec Bank plc facilitating the transaction. The share buyback reflects PayPoint’s strategic efforts to manage its share capital effectively, potentially impacting shareholder value and market perception by reducing the number of shares in circulation.
PayPoint plc has repurchased 9,861 of its own ordinary shares, with plans to cancel them, as part of a share buyback program conducted through Investec Bank plc. This transaction reflects PayPoint’s effort to manage its capital structure and potentially enhance shareholder value, impacting its market positioning and stakeholder interests by adjusting the volume of shares available in the market.
PayPoint plc, a company listed on the London Stock Exchange, has announced the repurchase of 10,945 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc. The shares were bought at prices ranging from 682.00 to 706.00 pence per share, with an average price of 695.8770 pence. The company plans to cancel these shares, reducing its overall share capital, which currently stands at 71,411,706 ordinary shares. This move is part of a share buyback program and may impact the company’s market valuation and shareholder interests, as it affects the denominator used for calculating voting rights and ownership stakes under the FCA’s regulations.
PayPoint plc has undertaken a transaction to repurchase 11,620 of its ordinary shares, with prices ranging from 674.00 to 687.00 pence, and intends to cancel these shares. This share buyback is a strategic move potentially aimed at optimizing the company’s capital structure, influencing shareholder value by reducing the number of shares in circulation, and may reflect management’s confidence in the company’s financial health.
PayPoint plc, a company involved in financial transactions, has announced the purchase of 9,888 of its own ordinary shares, with plans to cancel them. This move is part of a share buyback program conducted through Investec Bank plc, likely aimed at consolidating ownership and potentially improving shareholder value. The current share capital stands at 71,411,706 ordinary shares, which serves as a basis for shareholders to determine their interests and obligations under FCA regulations.
PayPoint plc, a prominent player in the payment solutions industry, has announced the repurchase of 10,950 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc. The company plans to cancel these shares, which currently form part of its 71,461,356 total share capital. This move is part of a broader buyback program and aligns with regulatory requirements under the FCA’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules. The repurchase and cancellation of shares may influence the company’s share valuation and affect stakeholders involved in monitoring and reporting their share interests.
PayPoint plc announced the repurchase of 10,092 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc. The shares were bought at a weighted average price of 705.1822 pence, and the company plans to cancel them. This move is part of a buyback program and affects the company’s share capital, which now consists of 71,461,356 ordinary shares. The transaction supports PayPoint’s capital management strategy and may have implications for shareholder value, as well as compliance with FCA’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.
PayPoint plc, a leading company in the financial services sector, announced the repurchase of 10,244 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc. The shares were bought at prices ranging from 720 to 736 pence, with a weighted average price of 731.6276 pence per share. The company plans to cancel these shares, affecting its total share capital, which currently stands at 71,461,356 shares. This move is part of PayPoint’s ongoing strategy to manage its share capital and could influence shareholders’ calculations regarding their interests in compliance with the FCA’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.
PayPoint plc announced a transaction related to its Share Incentive Plan, involving a Person Discharging Managerial Responsibilities (PDMR) who acquired Partnership Shares and received Matching Shares. This transaction, conducted under the regulatory framework of the UK Market Abuse Regulation, signifies PayPoint’s ongoing commitment to employee investment and alignment with shareholder interests.
PayPoint plc has executed a share buyback, purchasing 10,135 of its ordinary shares at prices ranging from 724 to 747 pence per share, intending to cancel them. This move is part of its ongoing strategy to manage its share capital, potentially enhancing shareholder value and optimizing its financial structure.
PayPoint plc, a company engaged in facilitating transactions and payments, announced the buyback of 9,559 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with plans to cancel them. This move reduces the company’s share capital to 71,495,093 ordinary shares, possibly impacting shareholder calculations under the FCA’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.
PayPoint plc has executed a share buyback, repurchasing 9,620 of its ordinary shares at varying prices, with the intention to cancel these shares. This transaction, facilitated by Investec Bank plc, adjusts the company’s share capital, affecting shareholder calculations under the FCA’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.
PayPoint plc has announced the repurchase of 9,583 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with prices ranging from 780.00 to 789.00 pence per share. The repurchased shares are intended for cancellation, which will adjust the company’s share capital, a move that may impact shareholder obligations under the FCA’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.
PayPoint plc, a company engaged in purchasing its own ordinary shares, recently acquired 9,646 shares through Investec Bank plc at prices ranging from 782.00 to 795.00 pence per share, with a weighted average price of 789.8442 pence. The company intends to cancel these shares, impacting its share capital, which now stands at 71,495,093 ordinary shares. This transaction is part of a buyback program, indicating PayPoint’s strategy to enhance shareholder value and manage its capital structure effectively.
PayPoint plc, a payments solutions provider, has announced the repurchase of 8,109 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with plans to cancel these shares. This move, part of a share buyback program, aims to optimize capital structure and potentially enhance shareholder value. The company currently has a total share capital of 71,495,093 ordinary shares, each carrying one vote at general meetings. The announcement provides important information for shareholders regarding changes to their holdings and the implications under the FCA’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.
PayPoint plc has announced a share buyback initiative, purchasing 6,399 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc. The company plans to cancel these shares, which currently form part of its total share capital consisting of 71,524,404 ordinary shares, each carrying one vote in general meetings. This move is part of PayPoint’s ongoing capital management strategy, possibly aiming to consolidate ownership and enhance shareholder value, reflecting the company’s proactive approach in managing its equity structure.
PayPoint plc has announced the repurchase of 8,060 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with plans to cancel these shares, reflecting a part of its buyback program. This transaction affects the company’s share capital, which now consists of 71,524,404 ordinary shares, each carrying one vote in general meetings, providing stakeholders with updated figures for interest notification under the FCA’s regulations.
PayPoint plc, a company involved in financial services, has announced its recent repurchase of 10,960 ordinary shares at varying prices, with an intention to cancel these shares. This move is part of a buyback program and affects the company’s share capital, now consisting of 71,524,404 ordinary shares. Shareholders can use this updated figure to assess their interest in the company as per FCA’s guidelines.
PayPoint plc announced the repurchase of 10,291 ordinary shares at an average price of 754.2245 pence per share, as part of its share buyback program. The purchased shares will be canceled, reducing the company’s overall share capital, which may impact shareholder equity calculations and market valuation.
PayPoint plc announced the monthly acquisition of Partnership Shares and the awarding of Matching Shares under its Share Incentive Plan, as of December 20, 2024. This notification, made according to the UK Market Abuse Regulation, involves various executive directors and is part of the company’s ongoing efforts to engage its management team through share incentives, potentially impacting their operational alignment and stakeholder interests.
PayPoint plc has completed a share buyback transaction, purchasing 8,500 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with the intention to cancel these shares. This strategic move aims to optimize the company’s capital structure, potentially enhancing shareholder value and demonstrating confidence in its financial health. As a result, the share capital now consists of 71,577,051 ordinary shares, which stakeholders can use as a new baseline for their notification obligations under regulatory guidelines.
PayPoint Plc announced the reinvestment of the interim cash dividend into ordinary shares under its Share Incentive Plan, which occurred on December 20, 2024. This transaction involves several directors and PDMRs, including Chief Executive Nicholas Wiles and Chief Financial Officer Rob Harding, reflecting the company’s commitment to aligning interests of management with shareholders, potentially impacting stakeholder confidence positively.
PayPoint plc, a company involved in financial services and transactions, has announced the repurchase of 9,221 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc. The shares were purchased at prices between 759.00 pence and 770.00 pence, with a weighted average price of 766.6401 pence. The company plans to cancel these shares, affecting its share capital, which consists of 71,577,051 ordinary shares. This transaction is part of a buyback program, potentially impacting the company’s market positioning and shareholder interests.
PayPoint plc, a company operating in the financial services sector, has announced the repurchase of 12,072 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with plans to cancel these shares. This move is part of a buyback program designed to optimize the company’s share capital management. The company’s share capital now consists of 71,577,051 ordinary shares, each granting one voting right in general meetings. This action allows shareholders and stakeholders to adjust their interest calculations in compliance with the FCA’s rules, potentially impacting their notification obligations.
PayPoint plc, a company involved in financial transactions, announced a buyback of 11,824 of its ordinary shares at a weighted average price of 775.0957 pence per share, with the intention to cancel them, which affects its overall share capital. This transaction indicates a strategic move within the company’s financial management, offering potential implications for share value and market perception among stakeholders.
PayPoint plc has announced the purchase of 11,030 of its own ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with the intention to cancel the purchased shares. This transaction is part of a buyback program, potentially impacting the company’s capital structure and signaling confidence in its current valuation, which may influence shareholder perceptions and market positioning.
PayPoint plc has announced the purchase of 11,677 of its own ordinary shares as part of a buyback program, conducted through Investec Bank plc. The move is aimed at canceling the purchased shares, which will consequently adjust the company’s share capital to 71,633,892 ordinary shares. This transaction may impact shareholder calculations regarding their interests in the company, as these figures are used under FCA’s Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules.
PayPoint plc, a company involved in the financial services sector, has announced the repurchase of 11,339 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc. The shares were acquired at prices ranging from 783.00 pence to 798.00 pence per share, with a weighted average price of 787.5078 pence. The company has declared its intention to cancel these shares, impacting its overall share capital and potentially affecting shareholder calculations regarding their interests in the company.
PayPoint plc, a company involved in financial transactions, has announced the purchase of 11,119 of its own ordinary shares through Investec Bank plc, with plans to cancel these shares. This move is part of a buyback programme, which may impact shareholder interests and the company’s share capital, which currently consists of 71,633,892 ordinary shares.
PayPoint plc has announced the repurchase of 11,425 of its ordinary shares, with plans to cancel the purchased shares. This move is part of its ongoing share buyback program, which impacts its share capital currently at 71,633,892 ordinary shares. The transaction reflects the company’s strategic approach to managing its capital structure and may affect stakeholders by influencing share value and voting rights.
PayPoint plc has repurchased 11,281 of its own ordinary shares at prices between 804.00 and 819.00 pence per share, with a weighted average of 809.9525 pence. This move is part of a buyback program to enhance shareholder value by reducing the company’s outstanding share capital. After this transaction, PayPoint’s total share capital consists of 71,690,159 ordinary shares.
PayPoint plc has repurchased 11,938 of its ordinary shares at a weighted average price of 629.6078 pence, with the highest price reaching 642 pence per share. This move, executed through Investec Bank, is part of the company’s share buyback program and the shares will be cancelled. Investors may view this buyback as a strategic effort to enhance shareholder value.
PayPoint plc has announced the repurchase of 11,997 of its own ordinary shares at a weighted average price of 819.9871 pence per share, with the intention to cancel these shares. This move is part of the company’s strategy to manage its capital structure and potentially enhance shareholder value. The company’s total share capital now consists of 71,690,159 ordinary shares, each carrying one vote.
PayPoint plc has executed a share buyback, acquiring 10,563 of its ordinary shares through Investec Bank at an average price of 830.75 pence per share. The company plans to cancel these shares, potentially impacting the overall share capital and influencing shareholder calculations under the FCA’s rules. This strategic move may affect investor perceptions and the stock’s market presence.
PayPoint plc has repurchased 10,912 of its ordinary shares at prices ranging between 831 and 854 pence per share, with plans to cancel these shares to potentially enhance shareholder value. This buyback forms part of their strategy to manage capital efficiently and may influence investor sentiment positively. The repurchase leaves PayPoint’s share capital at 71,690,159 shares, each carrying one vote at company meetings.