Capital Access Group

Capital Access Group advises companies on effective engagement with investors. Our experienced team offers market-leading access with hard-to-reach investors, including smaller institutions, pension funds and private client fund managers. These under-serviced investors are located not only in London but across the regions of the UK and Europe. We have an unrivalled knowledge of this extensive audience, to whom our published research is distributed, as well as to larger institutions. We offer this service as part of an integrated investor communications strategy to promote a company’s investment story.

Our clients, ranging from AIM to FTSE 100 companies, benefit from our professional, long-term relationships with investors. Not only do we identify and target investors, we contact them directly and relay their views back to clients with analysis, interpretation and advice. This ensures that our clients are in control of their investor engagement. The objective is to improve the reach and engagement with investors, which in turn strengthens the share price.

Colin Smith
  • Colin Smith

Tullow Oil | Revising Brent forecast

We are revising our Brent price forecast to US$70/bbl for 2025 and to US$72.5/bbl for 2026 with US$75/bbl flat thereafter, from US$75/bbl held flat from 2025. Despite fears of oversupply there is little evidence of a glut emerging and evident pressure on US drilling signals the need for higher prices to maintain activity. We have also reduced our production forecast by c4% to reflect recent Jubilee underperformance. In combination, that leads to material reductions in our forecasts for 2025/26, ...

Sarah Godfrey
  • Sarah Godfrey

BlackRock Frontiers Investment Trust (BRFI) | Big opportunities in the...

BlackRock Frontiers Investment Trust (BRFI) offers a unique proposition for emerging markets investors, avoiding the largest markets – which between them account for the vast majority of global EM investment – in favour of less researched and often faster-growing countries at an earlier stage of development. Co-managers Sam Vecht and Emily Fletcher, backed by BlackRock's deep and broad research resources, blend top-down and bottom-up considerations to find investment opportunities in smaller eme...

Colin Smith
  • Colin Smith

Tullow Oil | 1HFY25 - Results belie strategic progress

Tullow reported sharply reduced results for 1H25, on lower production and weaker oil prices. However, the financial performance belies the underlying strategic progress the company made in the half towards refinancing its debt. That includes generating US$380m in 2025 disposal proceeds, with US$300m already received in July, together with significant reductions in costs and interest which will benefit the second half, as well as entering a MoU to extend the Ghana licences to 2040. Production gui...

Colin Smith
  • Colin Smith

Seplat Energy | 2Q25 results - reinstating forecasts

Seplat reported a strong operating performance in 1H25 with production of 135kboed up 178% YoY, reflecting both the impact of the MPNU acquisition and increased production from its legacy onshore business. The cash flow performance was particularly strong with net debt further reduced and net debt/EBITDA at just 0.53x. The 2Q25 dividend was maintained at the new USc4.6 run rate resulting in a 53% YoY increase in the 1H25 dividend. Current guidance for 2025 was maintained. Seplat will hold a Capi...

Colin Smith
  • Colin Smith

Craneware Group | FY25 update – Confident in double digit growth

Craneware has released a very positive update ahead of its FY25 results, highlighting revenue growth of 9% YoY to US$205.7m with even stronger growth of 12% in adjusted EBITDA to over US$65m. The company ended the period with net cash of US$28.2m. Moreover, Annual Recurring Revenue increased 7% to US$184m (2% YoY growth in FY24) and Net Revenue Retention was even more impressive, increasing to 107% (FY24 98%). All of which confirms that the company is really beginning to press the accelerator on...

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