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Camellia
(LSE:CAM)
Camellia (CAM) vs. iShares MSCI United Kingdom ETF (EWC)
Camellia Business Overview & Revenue Model
Camellia Financial Statement Overview
| Breakdown | Dec 2024 | Dec 2023 | Dec 2022 | Dec 2021 | Dec 2020 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Income Statement | |||||
| Total Revenue | 262.20M | 272.30M | 297.20M | 277.20M | 291.20M |
| Gross Profit | 49.00M | 67.00M | 70.50M | 61.80M | 63.50M |
| EBITDA | 13.30M | 16.20M | 12.70M | 17.70M | 17.80M |
| Net Income | -4.90M | -3.70M | -15.90M | 4.50M | -800.00K |
Balance Sheet | |||||
| Total Assets | 476.30M | 499.70M | 571.80M | 593.50M | 582.30M |
| Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | 139.10M | 48.90M | 50.60M | 65.80M | 98.50M |
| Total Debt | 26.90M | 33.20M | 30.90M | 32.50M | 19.90M |
| Total Liabilities | 128.60M | 136.40M | 154.10M | 156.20M | 156.30M |
| Stockholders Equity | 308.50M | 325.80M | 368.90M | 388.60M | 376.60M |
Cash Flow | |||||
| Free Cash Flow | -12.10M | -26.50M | -20.30M | -22.70M | -900.00K |
| Operating Cash Flow | -2.60M | -14.90M | -5.90M | -12.00M | 12.90M |
| Investing Cash Flow | 58.00M | 10.00M | -3.20M | -4.00M | 8.30M |
| Financing Cash Flow | -9.00M | -5.90M | -12.10M | -18.40M | -12.40M |
Camellia Technical Analysis
Camellia Peers Comparison
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
80 Outperform | £349.82M | 6.64 | 12.40% | 4.27% | -2.42% | 20.33% | |
80 Outperform | £681.94M | 10.05 | 17.13% | 2.75% | 11.71% | 65.23% | |
66 Neutral | £38.79M | 2.75 | 11.67% | ― | 3.46% | ― | |
60 Neutral | £77.46M | ― | -6.03% | 2.70% | ― | ― | |
55 Neutral | £144.08M | ― | -1.36% | 4.56% | -3.71% | -32.13% | |
53 Neutral | C$5.25B | 4.57 | -2.46% | 3.55% | 18.40% | 3.10% | |
51 Neutral | £6.32M | ― | -37.67% | ― | -23.72% | 23.19% |
Camellia Corporate Events
Camellia Plc has announced the completion of the sale of Goodricke Group Ltd’s Leesh River estate, aligning with its Value Enhancement Plan aimed at improving operational results and reducing risk. This strategic move is expected to streamline operations and potentially enhance shareholder value by focusing on core assets.
Camellia Plc, a company involved in the acquisition and disposal of voting rights, has announced a change in its voting rights structure due to the purchase and cancellation of shares. This adjustment has resulted in an increase in the percentage of voting rights held by Nokia Bell Pensioenfonds OFP, a shareholder based in Antwerpen, Belgium, to 14.80%. This change reflects a significant shift in the company’s shareholder structure, potentially impacting its governance and decision-making processes.
Camellia PLC has announced a significant change in its shareholding structure as Quaero Capital SA, based in Geneva, Switzerland, has reduced its stake in the company. The notification indicates that Quaero Capital SA has decreased its holdings from 3.939202% to 0%, suggesting a complete divestment of its shares in Camellia PLC. This development could have implications for the company’s market perception and investor relations, as it reflects a shift in the confidence or strategy of a major shareholder.
Camellia PLC has announced a change in its voting rights structure following a passive crossing of the 3% threshold due to a tender offer by the issuer. This notification, involving XIX-INVEST NV based in Antwerp, Belgium, indicates a shift in shareholder voting dynamics, potentially impacting the company’s governance and decision-making processes.
Camellia PLC has announced a significant change in its voting rights structure due to the issuer’s purchase and cancellation of shares, which has led to an increase in voting rights percentage. The Camellia Private Trust Company Limited, as Trustee of The Camellia Foundation, now holds 56.45% of the voting rights, indicating a substantial control over the company. This change could impact the company’s governance and decision-making processes, potentially affecting stakeholders and market perception.
Camellia plc announced the results of its Tender Offer, where 215,084 Ordinary Shares were validly tendered, representing 7.8% of the company’s issued share capital. This resulted in a total return of approximately £11.6 million to shareholders. Following the tender, the total number of voting rights in Camellia is now 2,527,795, which shareholders can use as a reference for any changes in their interests under the FCA’s rules.
Camellia plc successfully held its 2025 Annual General Meeting, where all proposed resolutions, including the approval of the final dividend and the re-election of several directors, were passed. Additionally, a General Meeting approved a tender offer resolution, with results to be announced on 6 June 2025, potentially impacting shareholder value and market perception.
Camellia PLC has announced a proposed return of capital to its shareholders through a Tender Offer, aiming to repurchase up to 350,000 Ordinary Shares at a price of £54.00 per share, totaling up to £18.9 million. This move follows the company’s recent disposal of its shares in BF&M, which generated significant surplus funds, and is part of a broader strategy to optimize its balance sheet and return value to shareholders. The Tender Offer represents a premium over recent share prices and is subject to shareholder approval at an upcoming General Meeting.
Camellia Plc has announced a Value Enhancement Plan (VEP) aimed at generating sustainable profitability and long-term shareholder value through improved operating performance, risk reduction, and growth investment. The plan includes a proposed tender offer of up to 350,000 shares at £54.00 per share, totaling £18.9 million. The VEP focuses on enhancing operating results by optimizing land and factory utilization, advancing technology, and improving crop strategies. It also seeks to mitigate risks through diversification and strategic disposals while exploring growth opportunities in familiar crops and geographies. The company’s strengthened balance sheet and strategic capital allocation priorities, including a return to ordinary dividends, underpin these initiatives.
Camellia PLC has announced an increase in its voting rights percentage following a buy-back and cancellation of shares. The Camellia Private Trust Company Limited, as Trustee of The Camellia Foundation, now holds 52.005% of the voting rights, indicating a significant control over the company, which could impact its strategic decisions and stakeholder interests.
Camellia Plc has executed a share buyback as part of its ongoing program, purchasing 1,100 ordinary shares at a consistent price of £48.00 each. This transaction will result in the cancellation of the repurchased shares, adjusting the total voting rights to 2,742,879 shares. This move is part of Camellia’s strategy to manage its share capital and potentially enhance shareholder value.
Camellia has announced that it will reveal details of its Value Enhancement Plan (VEP) on 19 May 2025, which aims to improve operating results, identify growth areas, and prioritize capital allocation. A live presentation for investors will take place on 21 May 2025, offering shareholders and potential investors the opportunity to engage in a Q&A session. This plan is expected to impact the company’s operations and potentially enhance its industry positioning.