Weaver Fintech (JSE: WVR)
- Open
- R47.01
- Prev Close
- R48.72
- Day High
- R47.01
- Day Low
- R47.01
Key statistics
| Market cap | R5.0B |
|---|---|
| P/E | 13.4 |
| EPS | N/A |
| Div yield | 2.81% |
| 52W high | R79.90 |
| 52W low | R41.50 |
| Volume | 7K |
| Listed | N/A |
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What the community is sayingBearish
Investors are concerned about Weaver Fintech LTD (WVR) declining to R45.50, with mixed reactions about whether the decline reflects weak investor sentiment or fundamental problems, including concerns about load-shedding impacts.
Summarized from 3 posts · updated nightly
WVR pushing through R64 with that 1.91% gain tells me the fintech narrative is still finding buyers at these levels, even if the broader market's been tepid lately.
WVR popping 1.91% today on what looks like sector momentum, but the fintech space is getting crowded. Anyone tracking their revenue growth versus the valuation here, or is this just riding the tech wave?
retail and fintech are tough margins right now but weaver's actually got the mass market locked in, those homeChoice customers aren't going anywhere. thing is the debt's heavy and load shedding's eating logistics, so patience needed here not a quick flip.
WVR sitting pretty at R50.12, retail and fintech mix is solid if you believe in mass market credit expansion in southern africa. homeChoice turnover is steady, finChoice got room to grow earnings wise. Good day to top up if you reckon load-shedding doesn't crater consumer spend more than it already has.
HomeChoice retail was hemorrhaging, fintech side is where the real optionality sits and management knows it. FinChoice been grinding quietly and the margin expansion story is real, not fairy dust. At R50.12 we're pricing in zero growth which is eish for a company that's actually fixing its cost base. Five years from now if this executes people will wonder why they sold.