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Sotetel: 1 director bought
A director at Sotetel bought 11,372 shares at 5.273TND and the significance rating of the trade was 52/100. Is that information sufficient for you to make an investment decision? This report gives details of those trades and adds context and analysis to them such that you can judge whether these trading decisions are ones worth following. Included in the report is a detailed share price chart which plots discretionary trades by all the company's directors over the last two years clearly showin...
- Myriam CHAABOUNI
The EBITDA almost doubled in H1 2017
SOTETEL closed Q2 2017 with an increase by 1.4% in revenues, taking H1 2017 revenues to TND23.694m, up 4.7%, yoy. This improvement in revenues is mainly attributable to the sustained growth of the local activity (+4.6%), and to the slight recovery in the export activity with revenues of TND0.043m in H1 2017.
- Myriam CHAABOUNI
A strong start-up
SOTETEL closed the Q1 2017 with a healthy 8.6%, yoy, increase in revenues to TND11.395m, yoy. This improvement in revenues is mainly attributable to the strong growth of the local activity (+8.2%), and to the slight recovery in the export activity with revenues of TND0.043m in Q1 2017.
- Myriam CHAABOUNI
2016, a historical EBITDA!
SOTETEL closed 2016 with a significant 22.4% increase in revenues to TND47.894m, yoy. This improvement in revenue is mainly attributable to the strong growth of the local activity (+21.9%), and to the slight recovery in the export activity with revenues of TND0.249m. Unlike the previous quarters, SOTETEL experienced a near stagnation of its activity in Q4 2016 with a Q4 2016 revenue down by 0.5% to TND14.123m, impacted by the slowdown in the local activity (-1.7%).
- Myriam CHAABOUNI
A significant, but insufficient improvement
SOTETEL closed the 9M 2016 with a significant 34.7% increase in revenues to TND33.771m, yoy. This improvement in revenue is mainly explained by the healthy resumption of the local activity (+35.3%) mitigating the continued drop in the export activity (-84.5%), due to the quasi-halt of the activities in Libya, and to the delay in the development strategy in Algeria.
A disastrous record!
SOTETEL closed the 9M 2015 with an unexpected 6.2% increase in revenues to TND25.064M, yoy, (vs. -10.6% expected by our model). This improvement in revenue is mainly explained by the resumption of the local activity (+ 8.2%) mitigating the continued drop in the export activity (-77.3%), due to the quasi-halt of the activities in Libya and to the delay in the development strategy in Algeria.
Worrying figures, limited visibility, a bleak future...
In 2014, SOTETEL’s revenues went down by 3% to TND36.655M. This drop is mainly explained by the downfall of the export activity (-56.1%) due to the quasi-halt of the activities in Libya and to the delay in the development strategy in Algeria, as well as the disturbances related to the change of the company’s CEO (in October 2014). However, the local activity remains stable at TND35.719M.
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