RFL hit an all time high of 36c today and closed just off its peak at 35.5c.
RFL has provided spectacular returns since its identification at the 5c range.
The SP rise has been steady and consistent, rather than a meteoric rise - followed by an equally spectacular crash.
There is still much upside potential to RFL, with the companies having signed contracts for products yet to be known publicly.
Recent acquisitions look to be providing RFL the ability to approach small, medium & large financial institutions with a multi-faceted package of banking/technology software products.
RFL has stated ambitions of being in the ASX300 within a 3 year period. This would require, at current share issuance levels, a share price of $3.
What are the catalysts for such a scenario? A contract with one of Australia's big 4 banks (possibly, but less likely a major international financial institution) or a rapidly accelarating profit - leading to removal of current debt and an increasing cash reserve.
Speaking hypothetically, if memory serves me correctly RFL to count CBA as one of their cliental with a small product line - this could provide the foot in the door for a larger system (more earnings accreditive) to be pitched to CBA.
Would love to hear others' thoughts on my musings, or their own opinions on where major share price increases coulod be realised from.....
Agree with the post as it was then. I don't think this sharp rise will last, but that's a pure guess. Longer term, I find this a very difficult company to predict. I accept that their existing clients will be happy with increased offerings, and new clients will come. How much will they spend for extra services? How many will come later? Can they earn $60 mill a year to justify this? Ambitious, but perhaps management know more than I do about the potential. They said they're aiming for 40% EBITDA increase, which is a big claim...
Any thoughts on when/if RFL may become a takeover target? Possibly after the addition of the 2 prospective mortgage platforms?
Just opening this up for consideration.
All pertinent questions and without the luxury of a crystal ball, ones that remain unanswered.
RFL show the ability to pay off debt quickly.
Forward projections from the presentation show that the 2 mortgage platforms will complete their strategic offerings to current/new clientele right up until 2016.
The terms will obviously dictate the need for a cap raising or not, but RFL have shown an inclination not to unnecessarily dilute & proceed in that manner despite a share price increase from 5 to 50c.
Not many ASX listed companies would resist the urge to do so.
However, if the acquisitions are on favourable terms and RFL would prefer to knock the majority of the debt on the head, would that be such a bad thing?
Any dilution could be offset by potential fast tracked dividend payments.
Food for thought, or to throw in the bin....
Good work Springhill! Cap raising coming up...
any current follower of RFL please share how come market flogged RFL after such an oustanding result published ?
Dear SKCI haven't follow RFL for some time, but it looks like it made a loss of ~$300k before significant items? The headline figure of $6.35m is mostly due to the recognition of DTA (deferred tax assets). Yes that has real value in the future but only to the extent that RFL make an operating profit.
It made a pretty significant acquisition in June so none of those benefits have come through yet. They paid $22.4m at 5.9x EBITDA so you'd expect that to add ~$3.8m EBITDA for FY15. RFL claimed that their own underlying EBITDA was $8.2m, but that excluded ~$4.5-5m of expensed and capitalised R&D, plus ~$4m in investment amortisation (I don't know what that entails). There isn't enough history to know what is RFL's "sustaining" R&D spend so the true underlying FY15 EBITDA could be as low as $7-8m (again ignoring the investment amortisation).
I have no idea how to value this company but at current market cap of ~$130m, the valuation has priced in some pretty good things in the coming years. If they don't come to bear at the implied expectation the share price could go anywhere.
P.S. I've only spent 10 minutes on this so others who are more knowledgeable will definitely give better answers.
Just Googled to get an answer of your query.I thought I read somewhere (here? on another thread) that Rubik owned 20 % of FINZOFT FIN.NZX. Does anyone know if that is true. FIN.NZX up 41% today. DISC. Holding. If this is true I may pick up a few more!
If you go to the ASX website and open up the 2014 Preliminary Final Report & Appendix 4E and go to page 13 of the PDF there will be a statement of profit and loss.Does this mean that changes in Share Price for NZSX:FIN will be reported as revenue - other comprehensive income?
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