Datatec (JSE: DTC)
- Open
- R84.50
- Prev Close
- R84.49
- Day High
- R86.10
- Day Low
- R83.95
Key statistics
| Market cap | R20.8B |
|---|---|
| P/E | 12.7 |
| EPS | N/A |
| Div yield | N/A |
| 52W high | R99.73 |
| 52W low | R65.61 |
| Volume | 65K |
| Listed | N/A |
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What the community is sayingBearish
Datatec LTD investors note the stock is down to 81.87 amid broader tech sector weakness, with sentiment relatively indifferent given other priorities.
Summarized from 3 posts · updated nightly
DTC sitting at R79.50 with that logistics and IT distribution play still looking cheap on earnings. Anyone else reckon the offshore exposure is starting to help, or are we just treading water until revenue actually picks up?
DTC at R81.60 is still working through that structural shift from hardware into software and services, which should theoretically lift margins over time, but the execution risk remains real given how competitive the space is. The dividend yield is decent enough to hold for income
Picked up more DTC at 84.70 because the logistics and IT services mix still generates decent cash flow despite the rand weakness headwind, and at this valuation the upside to a proper recovery feels worthwhile.
DTC's been treading water around 84 cents for a while now. Are folks waiting for actual earnings growth to justify the valuation, or is the dividend yield enough to keep it interesting at these levels?
DTC at R85.04 is looking reasonable given the tech sector's chop lately, but I need to dig into their latest revenue numbers before getting excited. P/E and cash position will make or break whether this is a decent entry or just another trap.
DTC catching a bid at R87.82 after that lift, but the real question is whether management can finally prove they've got a coherent strategy instead of perpetually spinning off units. The tech services space is brutal on multiples, and until we see consistent revenue growth and ma