Market's view on Mti Wireless
Published on April 2024
- There is a belief in the strong undervaluation of the company, suggesting it might be taken private due to its disappointing performance as a publicly quoted entity and lack of market interest in an Israeli company with a diverse portfolio.
- Some watchers highlight concerns about the company’s share price, suggesting that without the company’s own buybacks, the price could have dropped significantly, potentially inviting takeover bids.
- Recent company activities include buying back 100,000 shares at just over 46p, indicating an acceleration in the buyback program and potentially reflecting strong ongoing trading operations.
- Shore Capital has reiterated an 80p target for the company, citing growth potential across its divisions, particularly in water management software and 5G technology supply, both of which are expected to see increased demand. They highlight the company’s readiness to capitalize on these opportunities due to its strong positioning in the market.
- The company announced a $1.2 million repeat contract win for military antennas, indicating robust demand and potential for more projects in the sector of conformal antennas.
- Allenby Capital set a 75p price target, noting the company’s solid cash position and positive earnings and dividend outlook, making it an attractive investment proposition.
- Recent trading updates suggest the share price is reaching new 9-month highs, indicating a potentially bullish outlook from investors.
- An investor presentation highlighted a strong start to the year, increased defence-related revenues, and multiple growth opportunities in 5G backhaul in India and various international markets.
- The company was tipped by Investors Chronicle’s Simon Thompson as a smart defence spending play, noting the company’s growth and high dividend yield despite a single-digit earnings multiple.
- Discussions around shareholder returns focus on the ongoing share buyback program and its implications, with some questioning whether a larger dividend might be more beneficial to shareholders.
- Financial results for FY23 were slightly disappointing due to impairments, but expanded share buybacks and a stable financial outlook might balance perspectives.
- Directors and board members have actively participated in share purchases, indicating confidence in the company’s performance and outlook.