Cavendish Plc Market Resilience, Deep Value, and a 7.5% Yield That’s Hard to Ignore

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DirectorsTalk Interviews

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DirectorsTalk Interviews focus on financial markets and investment opportunities. The site features interviews with company directors, market analysts, and experts, offering insights into companies' performance, industry trends, and market updates. The content includes Q&A sessions, market commentary, and discussions about business developments, often highlighting the viewpoints of executives from publicly traded companies.

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Cavendish Plc Market Resilience, Deep Value, and a 7.5% Yield That’s Hard to Ignore

DirectorsTalk Interviews

10 minutes 58 seconds

2 weeks ago

Cavendish Plc Market Resilience, Deep Value, and a 7.5% Yield That’s Hard to Ignore

While others are still waiting for the winds to shift, Cavendish Plc (LON:CAV) is quietly delivering results. In this interview, analyst Jason Streets breaks down why Cavendish’s strong balance sheet, strategic positioning, and merger execution make it a standout in the UK’s challenged small-cap advisory space. With £20 million in cash, a stable dividend, and valuation upside to 18p, investors may want to look closer before the broader market catches on.

Cavendish Plc is a UK investment bank focused on companies with market caps under £1 billion. Formed from the 2023 merger of FinnCap and Cenkos, it operates across public and private markets, advising on capital raising, M&A, and providing research and trading services. Its revenue comes from advisory fees, trading income, and recurring retainers — a blend that offers both stability and upside in cyclical markets.