Caxton Ctp Publish Print (JSE: CAT)
- Open
- R11.48
- Prev Close
- R11.30
- Day High
- R11.48
- Day Low
- R11.35
Key statistics
| Market cap | R4.0B |
|---|---|
| P/E | 7.0 |
| EPS | N/A |
| Div yield | N/A |
| 52W high | R14.75 |
| 52W low | R11.08 |
| Volume | 12K |
| Listed | N/A |
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11.67 now, down 2.75%. printing sector taking a knock today.
CAT at R11.77 is trading at a decent discount to historical levels, though the publishing print space remains structurally challenged with declining ad spend. Revenue pressure is real, but if management can stabilise margins and the dividend holds, there's value for patient holde
Picked up more CAT at R11.77 because the publishing space is getting hammered but this outfit still prints cash and the yield makes it worth holding through the noise.
CAT sitting at R12.29 and the print division still looks under pressure from digital shift. Anyone holding this thinking there's a turnaround story or is it just dividend yield keeping you in?
CAT at R12.00 is still struggling to prove it can grow earnings rather than just shuffle cash around, so I'm sitting on the sidelines until management shows something concrete on the revenue side.
CAT up less than 1% today but the print media thesis keeps getting worse, not better. Revenue headwinds in publishing are structural, not cyclical, so I'm skeptical this rally has legs without a genuine turnaround story.
CAT up 3.33% to R12.40 today, but the print sector remains under structural pressure with digital migration ongoing. Anyone still holding for the dividend yield or is this a fade into resistance?
CAT taking a knock at R12.50 today but the print media space is brutal across the board. Compared to Caxton's other assets or even Primedia, the publishing division just doesn't have the growth vectors anymore, so this decline feels more symptomatic than shocking.