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CAB Payments Holdings - Exciting new issue with eps to double between FY’23-’25

October 2023

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Given the headwinds from rising inflation and interest rates it’s not surprising to see a 31% drop in the number of IPOs on the main market and AIM with 18 issuers raising £593m. On funds raised that’s level with the same period last year yet well below the booming H1 2021 when 47 IPOs raised £9.4bn. But it’s often said that downturns are the best time to buy IPOs since fund managers can be more discerning and will only buy into the strongest opportunities. A good example is CAB Payments, which facilitates cross-border payment flows between developed or OECD countries and emerging markets such as Africa, Latin America and Asia Pacific on behalf of B2B customers. People often talk about revolving doors to describe the tim ...

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Watches of Switzerland - Cluster buying by directors

Trader Portfolio 2 - October '23

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