Retail Food Group (RFG)

Started by Recaster, Sep 27, 2022, 09:33 PM

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Recaster

Just completed a basic analysis of this company. Might be of interest if anyone is following the stock. Just click on the image below:



Hectorplains

Ngā mihi nui ki a koe, that's an excellent summary of their current state of affairs.  I made a small punt when they were in the fours... have not been sufficiently confident to go again.

Hectorplains

Tipped by The Bull today as a Buy -
 RFG is a food and beverage company. Brands include Donut King, Crust Gourmet Pizza and Michel's Patisserie. RFG recently reached an agreement to settle legal proceedings instigated by the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission in relation to franchisees. RFG will compensate franchisees and waive debts. RFG will pay about $10 million. The company's shares have risen since the settlement to trade at 8.8 cents on January 12. It may make more gains, but keep an eye on the news flow.

Recaster

A look at the interim accounts to 30.12.22.

Needless to say EBITDA is highlighted by the company but their profits are actually falling.

Interims HY23

Current price 6.7 cents (AUD)

Hectorplains

Quote from: Recaster on Mar 22, 2023, 03:02 AMA look at the interim accounts to 30.12.22.

Needless to say EBITDA is highlighted by the company but their profits are actually falling.

Interims HY23

Current price 6.7 cents (AUD)

A few non accounts derived / positive RFG thoughts:

* Peter George has form in successful company turn arounds.
* Whispers of a Wendy's takeover linger.  Which maybe little more than a lotto ticket but one that came good previously for the likes of Tim Horton, Green Mountain and Costa Coffee. 
* CR is to "pursue core business and inorganic growth opportunities."  The keyword here being "growth." 
* A venerable player in WHSP on board as debt and share holder (8%.) This is a considerable vote of confidence from the Aussie institution.
* Successful $24.9 million share placement to sophisticated and
institutional investors at an offer price of $0.08 per share, paying over market price.