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CORRE ENERGY’S VERY LONG TERM SCHEDULE

January 27, 2022

ALONG WITH HealthBeacon, another recent arrival on the Dublin Stock Euronext Growth Market is Corre Energy, helping to partly reverse the defections over... Read more »

I-RES REIT FINALLY DUMPS COSTLY CONTRACT

January 27, 2022

IRISH RESIDENTIAL Properties(I-Res) REIT floated in 2014, at which stage Capreit, the Canadian company behind the group, signed itself up to a lucrative... Read more »

MAKING SENSE OF HEALTHBEACON’S PROJECTIONS

January 13, 2022

GIVEN THE continuing exodus of companies from the Dublin Stock Exchange, either as a result of being taken out or migrating their prime... Read more »

KINGSPAN SHARES SOAR DESPITE LEADERSHIP CONCERNS

January 13, 2022

THE RECENT performance of Kingspan’s share price has been little short of astonishing, especially in light of public relations disasters. With a new... Read more »

AFTER PADDY COVENEY AT GREENCORE

December 16, 2021

THE ANNOUNCEMENT last month of Paddy Coveney’s exit from Greencore was inevitable. Fans of Moneybags will be familiar with the CEO’s shortcomings, which... Read more »

WHY YEW GROVE DEAL SHOULD BE REJECTED

December 16, 2021

IT IS very difficult to make any sense of the behaviour of the three amigos at Yew Grove REIT – Jonathan Laredo, Charlie... Read more »

REAPING THE PROFITS AT ORIGIN ENTERPRISES

December 2, 2021

TOM O’MAHONY hung up his CEO boots at Origin Enterprises in June 2020 and passed the baton on to Sean Coyle, who arrived... Read more »

FINEOS SHARES SKY HIGH DOWN UNDER

December 2, 2021

FINEOS IS one of the few Irish so-called unicorns and happens to be quoted on the Australian Stock Exchange. It was founded in... Read more »

ANNUAL 2021: MONEYBAGS – WHICH SHARES ARE PRIMED FOR POST-PANDEMIC BOOST?

November 18, 2021

A S THE panic associated with the global pandemic begins to ease off, investors are hoping that the world will be able to... Read more »

Ger Rabbette deserves the lion’s share of the credit for Uniphar almost doubling its share price in consecutive years, resulting in a valuation of €1.27bn.

ANNUAL 2021: MONEYBAGS – WINNERS AND LOSERS IN 2021

November 18, 2021

THE STOCK market and share prices over the past two years have been totally dominated by the pandemic and, not surprisingly, some of... Read more »

Albert Manifold’s decision to lead CRH’s retreat from emerging markets has raised eyebrows – as has his hefty pay package.

ANNUAL 2021: MONEYBAGS – ALBERT MANIFOLD’S U-TURN AT CRH

November 18, 2021

ALBERT MANIFOLD has been in charge (officially) at CRH since 2014 and has been remarkably well paid during that time. Some investors say... Read more »

Darragh Lyons (Photo: Fergal Phillips/Business Post)

MALIN CORP’S DISPOSALS BOOST THE COFFERS

November 4, 2021

THE BOARD of Malin Corp finds itself stuck in a legal spat that could prove expensive, the core issue being a change in... Read more »

PROVIDENCE NEEDS TO FIND THE RIGHT MAN

November 4, 2021

AFTER ALL the hot air spouted by Providence and its recently departed CEO Alan Lynn about the bizarre Barryroe farm-out deal to a... Read more »

CAIRN SHARE PRICE LEAVES ROOM FOR UPSIDE

October 21, 2021

FROM A standing start in 2015, when Cairn Homes delivered a mere 11 houses, the output figure hit 1,080 in 2019. This was... Read more »

YEW GROVE’S HIGH-RANKING TENANTS GUARANTEE DIVIDENDS

October 21, 2021

YEW GROVE REIT came late to the party, only floating off in June 2018 and raising a relatively modest €75m. Significantly, the company... Read more »

TRYING TO MAKE SENSE OF GREENCOAT RENEWABLES

October 7, 2021

WHILE RENEWABLE energy is very much du jour, from a financial point of view these businesses survive courtesy of significant state subsidies, which... Read more »

KERRY GROUP FINALLY GETS ITS STRATEGY RIGHT

October 7, 2021

AFTER MORE than a decade of Kerry Group advocating the virtues of a twin-tracked strategy – the two divisions of food ingredients and... Read more »

UNITED OIL AND GAS DRILLING IN CHOPPY WATERS

September 23, 2021

MUCH LIKE the aircraft leasing industry in Ireland grew out of Tony Ryan’s GPA business, with this country now responsible for the leasing... Read more »

GRAFTON’S SHARE PRICE DISTRACTS FROM INVESTOR DISCONTENT

September 23, 2021

OVER THE past decade, Grafton CEO Gavin Slark expanded the Grafton model that his predecessor Michael Chadwick had developed. The Chadwick culture had... Read more »

ONLY DIRECTORS AND KPMG WINNING AT BALMORAL

September 9, 2021

A LITTLE more than a year ago AIB sold an €850m non-performing commercial loan book to a vulture fund, Cerberus, at a discount... Read more »

AMRYT’S ‘MINI BLOCKBUSTER’ DRUGS SET TO REAP $1BN IN SALES

September 9, 2021

COMING ON top of the $153m acquisition of Aegerion as recently as September 2019, Amryt Pharma’s current $375m merger with Chiasma represents another... Read more »

FBD’S STRATEGY COULD BACKFIRE AS AXA TARGETS GROWTH

August 26, 2021

THE ROLE played by the insurance sector during the pandemic has been less than edifying, with businesses denied cover from their business interruption... Read more »

PETRONEFT SHAREHOLDERS HOPING THE RIDE CONTINUES

August 26, 2021

PETRONEFT was heading off the cliff at the beginning of the year, with the shares down to 0.6p. There has been a dramatic... Read more »

PASCHAL DONOHOE’S BANK OF IRELAND BLUNDER

August 12, 2021

IN ANNOUNCING on June 23 that he was planning to sell the state’s 14% stake in Bank of Ireland (BoI), finance minister Paschal... Read more »

HAPLESS AMINEX INVESTORS LEARN TO BE VERY PATIENT

August 12, 2021

THE HOPE that there could be a rapid development of Aminex into a profitable gas producing business on the back of Brian Hall’s... Read more »

TOP BRASS WEIGHS DOWN PROVIDENCE SHARE PRICE

July 29, 2021

THE FAILURE of Spot-On Energy to deliver the non-recourse funding elements of Providence Resources’ development programme, as envisaged in the farm-in programme for... Read more »

OPEN ORPHAN IDEALLY PLACED TO BENEFIT FROM THE PANDEMIC

July 29, 2021

CATHAL FRIEL has been making a lot of bold moves as executive chairman of Open Orphan, such as the company’s strategic decision in... Read more »

JOHN TEELING EXPLORING A NEW DIRECTION

July 15, 2021

THE IRREPRESSIBLE John Teeling is set to take a back seat after decades of rollercoaster adventures, mostly in the oil exploration sector. He... Read more »

DCC LACKING ENERGY TO PUSH FOR THE BIG TIME

July 15, 2021

THE CONSERVATIVE approach of the original DCC players Jim Flavin and Tommy Breen are reflected in the current CEO Donal Murphy, who has... Read more »

DATALEX’S SURPRISE €25M EQUITY RAISE

July 1, 2021

WHAT A surprising move Datalex made earlier this month when issuing a fundraiser, a year ahead of what observers would have predicted after... Read more »

CARL MCCANN’S REMARKABLE FRUIT SALAD

July 1, 2021

CARL MCCANN is about to create a global fruit and vegetable colossus courtesy of his merging of Total Produce and Dole Food Company... Read more »

C&C RIGHTS ISSUE IMPOSSIBLE TO JUSTIFY

June 17, 2021

AFTER A year that saw virtually the whole of the hospitality industry closed down due to Covid-19, C&C has survived despite losses of... Read more »

GETTING OUT OF UDG MAKES SENSE FOR SHAREHOLDERS

June 17, 2021

THE SURPRISE bid by US fund Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) for UDG Healthcare may prove timely for investors given the sensitive area... Read more »

RYANAIR SHARES OVERVALUED WHEN COMPARED WITH IAG

June 3, 2021

FLYING HIGH these days is the Ryanair share price despite the very evident turbulence. For some reason the airline is valued not far off... Read more »

GLANTUS BOTTOM LINE HIT BY PUNITIVE INTEREST RATES

June 3, 2021

SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT companies can prove irresistible to investors, who love nothing more than a ‘platform’ to throw their money at, despite the setbacks... Read more »

DATALEX BANKING ON POST-PANDEMIC BOOST

May 20, 2021

THE PANDEMIC has traumatised the airline industry. With Datalex’s revenue dropping 38% last year from $45m to $28m (following a 30% fall in... Read more »