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But what I do expect is that:
a) Over the next few months therTom Winnifrith of T1ps.cpom writes: At 275p Avanti is capitalised at c£307 million. It has debt (when fully drawn) of c£200 million. So the Enterprise Value is £507 million. By 2018 the company will have chucked off a couple of hundred million pounds of free cashflow and so – were that to be used to repay debt - it would be trading on an EV/EBITDA multiple of 1.5. Now to put that in perspective, Inmarsat, which is today where Avanti will be in five years time, is on a multiple of around 8. That implies a share price in a few years of at least £15 for Avanti.
There are other ways of looking at Avanti which might lead you to expect a £20 share price. I am not suree will be a constant diet of announcements on contract wins. The key point is that we are now at inflexion point so that every new contract drops through to the bottom line.
b) We will see some excitement when HYLAS 2 launches in June. This time the directors will not feed the bears by selling shares thereafter.
c) The maths are just compelling. I really do not give a jot what the share price is next week or next month. We currently have 3% of the growth fund in Avanti and we are increasing that holding with a stream of buys. We are happy to wait.
Zak writes: It would appear that while the technicals of Avanti in recent weeks have been pointing to the shares hammering out a floor, the end of what has been a relatively cruel pullback for the stock remains a difficult one to call / trade. What helps at the moment is that in addition to the tentative rebound off a falling August support line, there is also clear bullish divergence in the RSI window. On this basis one would suggest that while there is no end of day close back below 240p we can finally look for an initial test of former early December support at 280p.